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|name            = Nintendo Power
 
|name            = Nintendo Power
 
|logo            = [[File:Nintendo Power (logo).png|200px]]
 
|logo            = [[File:Nintendo Power (logo).png|200px]]
|editor          = Chris Slate
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|editor          = Chris Slate (2008-2011)<br /> Steve Thomason (2012)
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|staff writer    =  
 
|staff writer    =  
 
|category        = Video games
 
|category        = Video games
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|firstdate      = July/August 1988
 
|firstdate      = July/August 1988
|country        = {{NA}}United States<br>{{CAN}}Canada
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|lastdate        = December 2012
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|country        = {{NA}} United States<br>{{CAN}} Canada
 
|language        = English
 
|language        = English
 
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'''Nintendo Power''' is the official [[Nintendo]] magazine for North America. It  has supplied Nintendo fans with in-game information for 24 years starting with its July/August 1988 issue and ending in December 2012 due to Nintendo no longer being in any real contact with the magazine and not going digital to Future US's (its publisher) request.  
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'''Nintendo Power''' was the official [[Nintendo]] magazine for North America. It  has supplied Nintendo fans with in-game information for 24 years starting with its July/August 1988 issue and ending in December 2012.
  
 
==''Animal Crossing'' in Nintendo Power==
 
==''Animal Crossing'' in Nintendo Power==
[[File:NP-235.jpg|left|130px|thumb|Issue #235]]
 
 
During the {{PG}} era, each issue included an edition of the [[Crossing Guardian]]. It also distributed [[Animal Crossing-e]] cards and published [[Universal Codes]] for unique furniture.
 
During the {{PG}} era, each issue included an edition of the [[Crossing Guardian]]. It also distributed [[Animal Crossing-e]] cards and published [[Universal Codes]] for unique furniture.
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===The Crossing Guardian===
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<gallery>
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File:CrossingGuardianVol169.JPG|The Crossing Guardian - Nintendo Power Vol 169
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File:CrossingGuardianVol170.JPG|The Crossing Guardian - Nintendo Power Vol 170
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File:CrossingGuardianVol171.JPG|The Crossing Guardian - Nintendo Power Vol 171
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File:CrossingGuardianVol172.JPG|The Crossing Guardian - Nintendo Power Vol 172
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File:CrossingGuardianVol173.JPG|The Crossing Guardian - Nintendo Power Vol 173
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File:CrossingGuardianVol174.JPG|The Crossing Guardian - Nintendo Power Vol 174
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File:CrossingQuarterlySpring2004.JPG|The Crossing Quarterly - Spring 2004
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File:CrossingQuarterlySummer2004.JPG|The Crossing Quarterly - Summer 2004
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File:CrossingQuarterlyFall2004.JPG|The Crossing Quarterly - Fall 2004
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File:CrossingQuarterlyWinter2004.JPG|The Crossing Quarterly - Winter 2004
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</gallery>
  
 
==Nintendo Power in ''Animal Crossing''==
 
==Nintendo Power in ''Animal Crossing''==
 
In {{PG}}, villagers sometimes mention Nintendo Power, and may ask for the player's help with a maze in the back of it.
 
In {{PG}}, villagers sometimes mention Nintendo Power, and may ask for the player's help with a maze in the back of it.
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==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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File:Nintendo Power First Issue.png|Issue #1
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File:NP-235.jpg|Issue #235
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</gallery>
  
 
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[[Category:Real World]]
 
[[Category:Real World]]
 
[[Category:Publications]]
 
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Revision as of 19:22, June 15, 2017

Nintendo Power
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Editor Chris Slate (2008-2011)
Steve Thomason (2012)
Frequency Monthly
Circulation 475,000
Publisher Nintendo (former), Future US (current)
First issue July/August 1988
Final issue December 2012
Country Template:NA United States
Template:CAN Canada
Language(s) English

Nintendo Power was the official Nintendo magazine for North America. It has supplied Nintendo fans with in-game information for 24 years starting with its July/August 1988 issue and ending in December 2012.

Animal Crossing in Nintendo Power

During the Animal Crossing era, each issue included an edition of the Crossing Guardian. It also distributed Animal Crossing-e cards and published Universal Codes for unique furniture.

The Crossing Guardian

Nintendo Power in Animal Crossing

In Animal Crossing, villagers sometimes mention Nintendo Power, and may ask for the player's help with a maze in the back of it.

Gallery


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