But whoever said new technologies wouldn't take some time to get used to? And it'll require a sufficient amount of light since you'll have to tilt the screen away from direct view to move Kirby around.

Getting used to all that movement could be difficult-it'd be best to keep the Dramamine close by. Areas include a desert, cloud world, ghost-filled dungeons, forest and castle. To make him jump, you quickly angle the Game Boy up, like you're flipping a pancake. To move him around, you tilt the Game Boy up, down, or side to side left or right. Guide Kirby through loads of areas, packed with secrets, mini-games and bosses to collect the stars stolen from Dream Land's night sky. Only instead of a marble, it's Nintendo's li'l pink power puff, and the levels are a lot more exciting than navigating a hole-filled maze. Tilt 'n' Tumble is similar to a game of Labyrinth-a wooden game board where you had to tilt the playfield to guide a marble around a maze filled with holes. You know people who jerk their Game Boys in all directions while playing? (Does anyone really play like that?) Now that herky-jerky movement is part of the game.

Now, Nintendo brings us cartridges that can sense what direction you're moving the system. First, Nintendo created Game Boy carts that gave the system force feedback.

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