While 'Minigame' is a rather vague name, it seems to be a mode focusing on letting fans gather strawberries to make Kirby bigger within a small-time frame without the traps and pitfalls seen in Battle Royale mode. The three modes found in the game are 'Race,' 'Minigame,' and 'Battle Royale.' In each mode, players need to eat the most strawberries and other rare snacks around the maps to win. Interestingly, the Japanese trailer shows a price tag of ¥1,500 Japanese Yen, while the English trailer doesn't say if players will need to pay for the game or not. At the end, fans were given the release date of August 17. An English version of the trailer was uploaded shortly after the concert ended. RELATED: Kirby 30th Anniversary Edition Nendoroid Opens For Preordersĭuring the celebratory event, viewers and attendees got to see an overview trailer for Kirby's Dream Buffet that revealed the game's three different modes while showcasing a few dedicated maps for all of them. Not only did the event look at Kirby's past, but it also gave a glimpse at the series' future. It featured a large big band ensemble playing multiple medleys of music that sampled from the vast number of games the series has released in the years it's been around. The Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest was announced back in March, just before the release of Kirby and the Forgotten Land. The Kirby: Right Back At Ya anime is getting a remastered Blu-ray release, and fans also saw a new Kirby's Dream Buffet trailer at the concert, which included a release date for the digital title. It was livestreamed from Japan to viewers worldwide on YouTube, and came with a few surprises. Recently, fans were given the chance to celebrate it with the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest event. Kirby went on his first adventure on the Game Boy in 1992 meaning the pink puffball is 30 years old.

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