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This episode Joe is talking about Kirby’s Dream Course, a Kirby's Dream Course game released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1994 that blends mini-golf precision with classic Kirby charm.

Instead of jumping and inhaling through side-scrolling stages, Kirby is the ball. Players flick him across colorful floating courses, ricocheting off bumpers, hazards, and enemies. The twist? You have to clear every enemy on the board before sinking the final one into the hole to finish the stage. Copy abilities return in clever ways too—smack certain foes last and Kirby gains powers like Stone or Burning to help navigate tight corners and tricky layouts.

It’s bright, strategic, surprisingly challenging, and packed with that unmistakable HAL Laboratory polish. Equal parts puzzle game and party game, Kirby’s Dream Course is one of the SNES’s most creative multiplayer experiences—and a hidden gem worth revisiting.