My interpretation of "can't die" is the modern game mechanism of the infinite continue. There is no "Game Over" like in previous generations ... you just have to regroup and move forward. Also, getting all the rewards and seeing all the places depend upon getting through the game with a large number of beads, which you lose when you "die." So there is some incentive to living.

Mike from Morgantown

You can't properly die in Braid either. Did that game suck? Do the Lego games suck?

He doesn't even own a wii. -_-

But I planned to get one. This was a huge blow against that plan too.

Besides I don't like Braid at all.

I remember a Wario game I have on Gameboy where Wario would never die, just get set back some on the level you were on.  Need to see what that exactly means.

In regards to the game, I am getting amazed at the sheer variety of things you can do and the likelihood of tons of hidden stuff.  Feels to me what Super Mario Bros. was like back in the day.

What really strikes me about this game is that every previewer is obviously and admitedly having a ton of fun playing it.  

Can't wait to play it.   Love Kirby, and although the style and lack of power absorbtion initially put me off, the more I hear and see of this game the more I can't wait to play it.

Did I see multplayer in that trailer?

Yeah. Coop platformming is all the rage these days.

This one will be popular in my house, can't die plus co-op. Instant hit!
Shame it misses the holidays.

This game looks so awesome. I can't wait. Nintendo make my life worth living with games like these.