"Ladies and gentlemen, we are gathered here today to remember Nintendo Power. Not its passing, but its life. Nintendo Power will conclude 24 years of publication with a final issue this December. We've experienced the loss of many magazines over the years, but Nintendo Power's conclusion is different for many of us. Directly attached to childhood memories of so many, it was the publication of both the Nintendo Entertainment System and Super NES at the dawn of the console era, with children of the late 80s and early 90s eagerly awaiting the magazine's arrival every month.
We've gathered some fond Nintendo Power memories from today's media after the break. Please feel free to share your happy memories too.", writes Joystiq.
The satisfaction of victory is sweet, but the satisfaction of winning a prize is sweeter. This is the story of winning a gold N64 controller.
Former Nintendo Power staffer and retro game enthusiast Nathan Lockard shares some stories with the Ghetto Game about his time at the magazine.
Fun read. That guy didn’t think it was a big deal to work there and even name Pokemon. Haha. Strange.
Bring back the power: Nintendo Power! Article features downoadable coverage of Blazing Chrome mapped out in detail just like a classic gaming magazine.
