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Nintendo Power, issue 55 (1993-12)

Nintendo Power editors. 1993. “Nintendo Power, issue 55 (1993-12).” Nintendo Power, vol. 55. Nintendo of America.

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Nintendo Power 55
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https://archive.org/details/Nintendo_Power_Issue001-Issue127
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Read for its Top 30 (later Top 20) chart, the players' poll ranking; see scratch/quotes-nes-popular.md.

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Two of the bosses, Knight Man and Wind Man, came from Nintendo Power readers: the magazine sent their designs to Capcom, which adapted them. GameSpot names their designers as Daniel Vallie, a Canadian, and Michael Leader, an American; the other six bosses were designed in Japan.p. 83, Nintendo Power Readers Design New Robots!Magazine
Nintendo Power's NES Top 20 for December 1993 put The Legend of Zelda first in its 63rd month, then Super Mario Bros. 3, Kirby's Adventure, Jurassic Park, and Tecmo Super Bowl.p. 101 (PDF 111), NES Top 20Magazine
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