Kirby's Super Star Stacker

Kirby's Super Star Stacker
Franchise	Kirby
Developed by	HAL Laboratory
Published by	Nintendo
Platform(s)	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Release date	February 1, 1998 (1998-02-01)
Genre	Puzzle
Details
Played by	Rick Desilets John Selig
Featuring	Ben Mooney Lindsay Gibbons
Intro theme	"Green Greens" by The OneUps
Original run	October 22, 2016 – ongoing
No. of episodes	5
Episode length	13–223 minutes
Playlist	link
Playlist length	7:45:13
The Dreamy Let's Play
Preceded by	Kirby's Star Stacker
Followed by	Kirby's Dream Land 3
You Do It
Preceded by	Kirby's Star Stacker

Kirby's Super Star Stacker is a 1998 puzzle game developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It is a spin-off in the Kirby franchise, and a Japan-exclusive port of the 1997 Game Boy game Kirby's Star Stacker. The majority of the game is identical to the original version, but a new story mode is present. The game was played on The D-Pad in 2016, as the twelfth game in The Dreamy Let's Play and the sixteenth game in You Do It. The LP began on October 22, 2016.

Episodes

TDLP#	Episode	Title	Length	Player(s)	Commentator(s)	Release date
156	1	"My Stars!"	19:28	Rick, John	Ben, Lindsay	October 22, 2016 (2016-10-22)
157	2	"This Got Fast Very Fast"	13:51	Rick	John, Ben, Lindsay	October 24, 2016 (2016-10-24)
158	3	"Waste Wizard"	18:38	Rick	John, Ben, Lindsay	October 26, 2016 (2016-10-26)

NITDLP#	YDI#	Episode	Title	Length	Players	Commentator(s)	Release date
25	37	4	"Eat L"	3:09:57	Rick		August 9, 2022 (2022-08-09)
0:00:11: Title Screen 0:00:41: Mode Select 0:01:16: Round Clear | Very Hard 1:00:48: Eating L's 1:04:36: Challenge | Very Hard 2:02:12: Time Attack | Very Hard
26	38	5	"This Shit Is Pine Nuts"	3:43:19	Rick		August 19, 2022 (2022-08-19)
0:00:11: Mode Select 0:04:40: Time Attack | Insane 1:29:31: VS Mode 2:00:50: Round Clear | Normal 2:06:41: Round Clear | Hard 2:35:05: Round Clear | Very Hard 3:33:03: Round Clear | Insane

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Nightmare in the Dreamy Let's Play variant, used from episode 4 onward