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Final Fantasy (Nintendo Power Player's Strategy Guide, Volume 17)

Nintendo Power editors. 1990. “Final Fantasy (Nintendo Power Player's Strategy Guide, Volume 17).” Nintendo Power, vol. 17 (Player's Strategy Guide, Final Fantasy). Nintendo of America.

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Nintendo Power 17, Final Fantasy guide
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Cover-to-cover strategy guide to the NES release, with annotated maps.

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Shop 1 is the weapon shop in Coneria, the town beside the starting point; Nintendo Power's guide lists Coneria's weapons as shop 1's five.p. 10, Coneria Town, Weapons ShopMagazine
Nintendo Power's 1990 strategy guide paces the party by level: about 3 for Garland, "Wait until Level 8 or 9" for the Marsh Cave, and "Level 27 or above to have a good chance against Chaos."p. 11, The Light Warriors Prepare For Garlandp. 22, Northwest Castlep. 77, ChaosMagazine
Nintendo Power's guide places Wraiths in the Ice Cave and Air elementals in the Sky Castle.p. 79, monster indexp. 71, Enemies In The Sky CastleMagazine
Nintendo of America's list of NES games dates Final Fantasy's North American release to May 1990, with Nintendo as licensee.p. 3, contents and creditsPublisher
The four Light Warriors set out to restore the light of four orbs, which governed the elements of earth, fire, water, and wind; Nintendo's Japanese page calls them crystals.p. 8, Rise & FallManual