Nintendo has now officially announced Kirby Fighters 2, and it’s out right now on Nintendo Switch for $20 USD. Accessible through the eShop, Kirby Fighters 2 incorporates 17 capacities from over the Kirby arrangement, including natural ones like Sword and Cutter, alongside a fresh out of the box new one as Wrestler.

Different characters highlighted in Kirby Fighters 2 incorporate Waddle Dee, Meta Knight, King Dedede, Gooey ,and Magolor, and each has their own moveset and playstyle.

Kirby Fighters 2 additionally includes a story mode zeroed in on King Dedede and Meta Knight, along multiplayer uphold for up to four individuals locally and online.

Kirby is the hungriest individual from Nintendo’s gallery of mascots, and he’s occasionally ignored for his more well known partners, especially Mario. Nonetheless, apparently the pink puffball has another game coming, however it’s most likely not what fans were anticipating.

As spotted by a Twitter client, Nintendo’s Game Finder instrument suggested a game called Kirby Fighters 2, incidentally releasing its reality.

Apparently Nintendo immediately eliminated the stealth sequel from its database. The first Kirby Fighters was a piece of Kirby: Triple Deluxe, with an independent variant delivering for 3DS in 2014.

The game’s store depiction proposes that it will highlight a portion of Kirby’s long-lasting pals and adversaries, including Waddle Dee and the sledge hauling King Dedede. A delivery date was not recorded.

The most recent primary section in the Kirby arrangement is 2018’s Star Allies. In GameSpot’s Kirby Star Allies survey, our critic Peter Brown composed that the game needed much in the method of challenge, yet was eventually an extremely charming experience.

“Star Allies is yet another Kirby game, but it’s up there with some of the best. It’s an artistic showcase, and a great opportunity for co-op platforming. The one real complaint you can levy at it is that it gates off its more challenging aspects, but the fact that they are present to begin with will please anyone who’s grown weary of the series’ painless platforming.”