Discussions Reviews DS Retro Kirby Squeak Squad Review (DS) Does Kirby still have the old magic or is he just full of air? Version Reviewed: North American review by Brody Olimar Thu 26th Mar 2009 ...

Though Kirby Squeak Squad rarely finds a way to challenge you, it's a clever and cute enough platformer to recommend to most DS owners.

Though Kirby Squeak Squad rarely finds a way to challenge you, it's a clever and cute enough platformer to recommend to most DS owners.

When last we left Nintendo and HAL Laboratory's pink puff on the Nintendo DS system, he was rolling around in an amazingly clever, touch screen exclusive design released last year called Kirby ...

Unlike the previous Nintendo DS title, Kirby: Canvas Curse, Squeak Squad is a traditional platformer which uses the face buttons instead of the touch screen to control Kirby.

Kirby has a wide array of powers, among them the little known aura that inspires complete adoration. Who could look upon the puff and not smile? In that, most of us agree. But there's something ...

Squeak Squad doesn't bring the same kind of innovation,and instead sees Kirby pitted against a team of rodent robbers hell bent on making off with all of Dream Land’s treasures for a more ...

After the delightfully original Canvas Curse, which made wonderfully novel use of the DS touch screen to let players draw their own routes through the levels, Squeak Squad is a return to Kirby's ...

Kirby Squeak Squad Nintendo, G, RRP $70 Nintendo DS Rating: 3.5/5 Kirby might not be as high-profile as other Nintendo heroes but he is flexible. By swallowing enemies, our rotund crusader can ...

We blame the lower score on the fact that Kirby is white on the box art. Kirby's Squeak Squad Platform: Nintendo DS Year: 2006 Average Review Score: 7.2 ...

The game begins with Kirby sat down for a strawberry shortcake when it is snatched by a group of mice which go by the name, Squeak Squad.