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Nintendo Power Complete Collection

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Here is a complete list of every magazine under the “Player’s Choice” or “Nintendo Power” publishing label. To be a part of this list, you have to be:

• A strategy guide
• Published by Nintendo or Nintendo Power
• Not a part of Nintendo Power the “magazine” (i.e. Super Mario Bros 3, Ninja Gaiden, Final Fantasy, 4-Player Strategy)

Note that the official Wikipedia page on this is missing, what I feel are, a few guides from the list below (maybe one day I’ll update it). I believe this list to be complete, but feel free to correct me by leaving a comment below or contacting me. The Wikipedia page says “Custom Robo” is a magazine, but I have never found it listed on any website, ever. Never! If someone ever finds definitive proof that this magazine exists, please contact me! I do not have it listed in the table below simply because I have never been able to confirm its existence.

The list below is sortable and includes columns for:

• Name: The name of the guide; includes link to Amazon marketplace of the item (if exists)
• Average Price: What I feel is fair “average” market value at auction
• Extras: What bonus items / unique traits come with the guide
• UPC: Universal Product Code of the guide
• Price: What I paid for it (I can send a CSV file with blank values here if you want one to “checklist” on your own)
• Obtained: Where I obtained the item

I would love to include more columns for:

• Thumbnail: Small picture of the guide
• Rarity: What I feel the “rarity” level of the guide
• Price Stability: Certain magazines are highly unstable. Earthbound is the best example, as condition will greatly influence the price. Maybe of the more expensive guides vary greatly in price.
• Review:Review of the content; some of these guides are amazing, and some of them are pathetic!

If I have the time and the will, I would love to append these items to the table below. One of the big technical hurdles is…fitting it into the table and keeping it sortable! I cannot get WordPress’ “Easy Table” app to properly set column width…gah. Whatever. I think what is below is sufficient for a collector’s benefit.

Last note: Some of the “my price” columns have “-” in front of it. That means I made money “buying” the guide. How? Well, I hope to attach pop-up blurbs to the text, but this generally means that I bought other items that included the guide. I then sold the rest and counted the proceeds toward the purchase price. For example: I bought a copy of “Animal Crossing” that came with the game. I sold the game and ended up netting $3.45 from the sale. Make sense?

Nintendo Power Complete Collection

One interesting note: If you sort by UPC, this will effectively tell you the order in which all of the guides were published. Save for Earthbound (bundled as part of the game; can’t confirm if it was sold as a standalone retail guide) and Dragon Warrior (no idea how this was distributed, no UPC, sold for $2.50).

Nintendo Power Magazine Complete Collection

So without further blabbering…enjoy! The only thing that may be missing with the below table are the “extras”. I may be missing some content or magazine variants. If you know of anything I’m missing, please contact me or mention it in the comments below.