Nintendo fans around the world were recently thrilled to discover that new trademarks have been registered by the video game giant in Australia. The trademarks in question are for the beloved 2015 Wii U title “Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush” (also known as Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) and the 2015 3DS release “Fullblox” (also known as Stretchmo). It’s important to note that the original trademarks for these games “still exist”, indicating that this may not just be a routine renewal.
While the registration of new trademarks for these classic Nintendo titles has sparked excitement among fans, it’s essential to remember that the mere existence of trademarks does not guarantee that the games will be revived. These trademarks have been around for approximately 10 years now, so it’s possible that this is just part of Nintendo’s regular business operations. However, should there be any developments regarding the revival of these games, fans will certainly be the first to know.
For those who may need a refresher, here’s a quick overview of the two games in question. “Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush” offers players a colorful platforming adventure where they use the Wii U GamePad touch screen to draw rainbow ropes for Kirby to maneuver through levels. Players can also block obstacles and enemies using this unique mechanic. The game encourages players to explore each level carefully to uncover various Kirby collectibles, such as clay figurines and music tracks.
On the other hand, “Fullblox” (known as Stretchmo) introduces a brand new twist to the puzzle formula by allowing players to push and pull blocks in different directions. This adds layers of complexity to the gameplay, providing fans with even more head-scratching fun.
In addition to the exciting news of new trademarks being registered, another surprise discovery this week was a Switch rating for “Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition” on the ESRB. This unexpected development has left fans speculating about the potential release of this classic title on the modern Nintendo Switch platform.
As the gaming community eagerly awaits further updates from Nintendo, the registration of new trademarks and the emergence of old favorites on new platforms serve as a reminder of the enduring legacy of the iconic video game company. Whether these trademarks lead to actual game revivals or not, they have undoubtedly reignited the passion and enthusiasm of Nintendo fans worldwide.
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