Nintendo Power Ceases Publication

[Commode]

I went to two Barnes and Noble stores and I didn't find it.  Not until I took a trip to a random Walmart did I find it.

[Daikun]

Amazon has several copies of it.

[Commode]

Damn, those prices.  Maybe I should've bought two copies, one to keep in the plastic wrap, if they are really going for that much.

[Nel_Annette]

I wound up with two because I didn't know if my subscription had run out. So one store-bought, and one subscriber edition.

[Daikun]

The Internet Archive now has every issue for download.

[Peanutbutter]

The Internet Archive now has every issue for download.

Not anymore. Nintendo had it shut down.

http://www.gamnesia.com/news/the-online-archive-of-nintendo-powers-first-thirteen-years-of-magazines-has



Guess word spread out too much that it got back to them. Unfortunately, Nintendo's always done stuff like this. They don't like fans doing their own thing with any of their properties for whatever dumb reason. None of their business would have been harmed by this or the numerous fan films they've squashed.

[Avaitor]

Ever wanted to find out what happened to the kid who won NP's Mask II contest? Here's an interview with him.

Not bad, all things considered. Obviously, meeting Jim Carrey and getting a cameo in the movie would have been cool, but I think any kid would have been almost as happy with some cash and a few free video games.