Tends to aim for the limits of the sky with a Dragoon.

Getting drunk too quickly.

People say that the fun we had back then with friends is gone, but honestly, I was doing it alone back then anyway.

>>3

I’ve been driving in City Trial all this time.

Once I have both parts, another person’s part will come out.

Avoiding weight

Break all the trees in City Trial.

The CPU’s plasma accumulation is too fast.

I only remember the BGM from Cord.

>>9

I’ve never seen someone who doesn’t remember the City Trial music.

I don’t really do U ride.

>>12

It’s more balanced than a normal race.

I’ve successfully trained the machine nicely!

Point Strike

>>13

Even though there’s nothing at the top of the castle, I aim for it anyway.

The most fun is getting off the machine in City Trial and moving Kirby.

Run over that guy.

It’s technically a racing game, but I don’t have many memories of racing.

Not to be stepped on by Dynablade.

The one who reaches the three spots where flowers are growing first wins.

>>21

To all the Air Ride tribe…

>>39

*Warning: May cause goosebumps*

It’s only the laps where I could get a good time in freelance that the gimmicks turn out to be a miss.

The contents of the container are uneven.

The content can be almost understood from the event’s timing and signs.

Compared to Hydra, Dragoon feels kind of ordinary.

Admiring the flowers of the volcano.

Rexwilly seems strong, so I tend to choose it.

A monster machine that is too peak due to excessive turning has been completed.

Riding the city rail on Hydra for a high-speed lap.

Uelaide is almost untouched.

Even if I aim for the tempura soba at the checker, I can’t get it buried.

Just with Light Star, I can manage somehow.

I’m so happy that there are a lot more Air Ride streams today…

Upon starting the city trial, I tend to get off the machine and look for ruins.

It seems like it can be summarized on YouTube.

After running a zero-to-one hundred, I will turn back and interfere with the CPU.

Software tends to get expensive.

Summary-like thread text

I will go to get the machine that was broken, but I won’t be allowed to take it.

Ueraido: I laughed at the grassy part of the grass.

I can’t win against Dedede because I’ve been powering up too much in City Trial.

I declare to all Smash Bros. fans… that’s definitely from the Wii era, so it’s somewhat newer than Air Ride.

A death match begins in the underground passage for the legendary machine.

Aim for the top of the tower without getting on the machine.

Using the fact that I can’t die in real life, I keep taking damage in the volcano.

As I was reminiscing about old memories, I started to wonder if it would really be fun to play Air Ride now, even though I don’t have any friends to play with anymore.

>>51

You’ll do the city trial alone, right?

Tends to beat up Wispy Woods.

>>53

😢

Everyone seems to do well collecting items just when it’s against Dedede.

If I play with my friends, I’ll get kicked while I’m down.

I am the only one with a handle star on the wide ride.

The person who was beaten up by Hydra and the person who did the beating become hostile towards each other.

There was quite a debate among kids about whether to take or not take the weight.

There were even proponents of a negative recommendation for Omoi Samai.

During the city trial, I mistakenly got off the machine in mid-air and lost sight of it.

In City Trial, it’s easier to win by focusing on raising your status rather than searching for machines.

Concentrated attack on the ones gathered with two Hydra parts.

I wonder if characters other than Kirby will be able to ride regular machines.

Weight

Brown panel. Increases weight, enhances blast resistance, defense, maximum speed, grip, and fall speed. Due to the increase in weight, acceleration, turning ability, and flying capability decrease. It is unclear why maximum speed increases despite the weight gain. Additionally, it becomes easier to get stuck in walls.

It seems there are some merits and demerits.

It was interesting even without doing it with friends.

At that time, my friend was obsessed with Smash Bros and Mega Man, so they didn’t want to play Air Ride with me.

I referred to the lightness increase of the heavy down as “lightness up.”

If anything, I’ve been doing City Trial all by myself the whole time.

The fastest records in time attack and free run are generally rockets.

I remember not really liking racing because it was too fast and I kept crashing into walls.

>>70

Wasn’t it based on the premise of constantly hitting walls…?

>>72

It must be the TA faction.

Completely Off the Mark Wing

I wonder why I became an air rider.

>>73

It wouldn’t be interesting to make Air Ride now.

>>73

Because we are riding with multiple people.

It would be hard to get into a work that’s titled with a “2” after 22 years since the last one.

I want a new Kirby’s Dream Course game.

Somehow, the mini race that looks like it’s viewed from above is more memorable than the actual race.

I’ve never played it.

A game that has a strong and rough impression.

I am amazed at the flight ability of the Flight Warp Star.

I know it’s famous, but I’ve never played it.

The shutter has opened!

Isn’t it all food?!

Hydra parts are usually found lying around underground, right?

>>84

The location of the red container where the legendary parts appear is fixed.

The title is often heard, so it must be a masterpiece, but…

A game that I don’t quite understand how it’s fun.

A mysterious game that hasn’t sold many copies (the number of copies sold is low), yet for some reason is eagerly awaited by everyone despite the inflated price.

>>88

Isn’t it because it’s the Premier that everyone has high expectations?

>>90

I’m talking about how, even though it hasn’t sold enough to become a premium, it’s a mystery where the fans are hiding.

>>100

Since there are 450,000 copies sold domestically, it’s likely selling much better than mediocre third-party popular titles.

Even the kids at that time all remembered the locations of the legendary machine containers.

Encounters often lead to fights to the death.

It’s a fun game where you train machines while engaging in death matches on a vast field, without worrying about mini-games.

>>91

Tettei

VS Dedede

It was a good game if you had at least one person around you.

I still remember the locations of the legendary parts completely…

It’s really enough for just one person in the group to have it, and it’s easy to carry around, so that’s great.

>>95

Well, that’s true, but it’s selling for a premium because it’s one of the less popular titles among those GC games.

Whoa! We’re all gathering to compete and try to unlock Meta Knight by clearing Sandora in under 1:45!

What was achieved was the work of a usually smart boy who plays games.

The city trial I did with acquaintances was interesting, but I might get really mad if someone I don’t know destroys my car online.

I sneaked a look at my friend’s screen and saw he’s collecting Hydras! I want to kill him! It used to be like that, but I can’t do that in Switch 2.

>>98

It was fun to steal location information from the split screen.

Also, it wasn’t as rich in singles as Smatdera.

If you aim for the clear checker, it’s time to get to work.

>>99

Actually, there are fewer machines and stages, and there isn’t anything like a story mode, so the volume is clearly small.

Yet, I am so captivated.

My house, which has Smash Bros and Air Ride, became a gathering place.

There is an accident where it feels like I’m operating a screen that isn’t my own on the split screen.

It had never even been brought up as a topic in my middle school.

A truly mysterious game I first learned about when I was around college age.

I think there’s quite a difference compared to Super Smash Bros. Melee.

I love it when I was having fun on Hydra and then ended up in the aerodynamics competition.

I lost to the poorly built machine of the guy who just destroyed mine.

Looking back now, City Trial was like what we call a rogue-lite today.

We’ve hit 100 replies…

It’s like those really strong weapons that drop mid-game in battle royale games, right? Legendary parts.

That BGM oddly burns my brain.

If there’s one person who has it among the members playing, then everyone can play together, so there are probably quite a few more people who got hooked at the time than the number of copies sold.

Even if you say it’s not selling, it’s probably a game that occupies a large part of what people do at someone else’s house…

Let’s make a fictional Air Ride sequel and lure in the Nintendo fans, lol.

A game without support won’t become valuable even if there are few of them.

I’m still in the wagon sale now.

It gives a strange impression that I’ve played a lot at my friend’s house.

Me too.