12 Facts About Nintendo Power

1.

In mid-1998, Nintendo Power first allowed outside advertising in the magazine, formerly reserved for Nintendo-based products only.

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2.

In July 2005, Nintendo Power introduced a new design to appeal to a limited gaming audience, including a new logo and article format.

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3.

Nintendo Power reportedly did not actively participate in discussions to continue the magazine online.

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4.

The game had not sold nearly as well as Nintendo Power had anticipated, leaving the company with a large number of unsold cartridges.

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5.

Nintendo Power produced a series of strategy magazines called Official Guides from Nintendo Power, beginning with The Official Nintendo Player's Guide.

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6.

However, only four such issues were produced before Nintendo Power outsourced production of official guides to Prima Games.

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7.

Nintendo Power Line was a staffed hotline providing gameplay hints about Nintendo consoles, such as the Nintendo Entertainment System.

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8.

Four issues of Nintendo Power Advance were printed, the last of which is a strategy guide for Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2.

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9.

In 1989, a smaller version of the magazine called Pocket Nintendo Power was distributed at movie theaters showing The Wizard.

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10.

From 1989 to 1993, The Nintendo Power Awards featured Nester-shaped trophies and were referred to in the magazine as the "Nesters" in reference to the Oscars.

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11.

Nintendo Power is mentioned in one line of dialogue in the game StarTropics.

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12.

Nintendo Power acknowledged that the format of that episode was experimental and that the frequency of the series' episodes hasn't been determined.

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