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Int he Power Player Profile, Jeff Gilkey is featured and he mentioned that the ''Legend of Zelda'' is his favorite game. He enjoys the variety of enemies and hekpful items, making it a great challenge. With the addition of the [[Second Quest]], he doesn't get bored doing the same thing over again. | Int he Power Player Profile, Jeff Gilkey is featured and he mentioned that the ''Legend of Zelda'' is his favorite game. He enjoys the variety of enemies and hekpful items, making it a great challenge. With the addition of the [[Second Quest]], he doesn't get bored doing the same thing over again. | ||
===Game Designer Profile=== | ===Game Designer Profile (p. 23)=== | ||
In a special about the making of ''Super Mario Bros 3.'', there is a deep dive into game developer ''Shigeru Miyamoto''. The magazine talks about his history as the creator of ''Donkey Kong'', ''Super Mario Bros.'', and ''The Legend of Zelda'' franchises. His current projects including planning games for the [[Super Famicom]], including titles ''Super Mario Bros. 4'' and ''[[''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|Zelda 3]]''. | In a special about the making of ''Super Mario Bros 3.'', there is a deep dive into game developer ''Shigeru Miyamoto''. The magazine talks about his history as the creator of ''Donkey Kong'', ''Super Mario Bros.'', and ''The Legend of Zelda'' franchises. His current projects including planning games for the [[Super Famicom]], including titles ''Super Mario Bros. 4'' and ''[[''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|Zelda 3]]''. | ||
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*Pros' Picks: 2,474 points (Third Place) | *Pros' Picks: 2,474 points (Third Place) | ||
*Dealer's Picks: 1,407 points (Fifth Place) | *Dealer's Picks: 1,407 points (Fifth Place) | ||
===NES Journal (p. 91)=== | |||
In the NES Journal, there is a celebrity profile on actor Stephen Furst. While a few games are mentioned, he doesn't reference either Zelda titles that he plays. Furst does coach Little League Basbeall and youth Soccer for how two boys. The magazine writes, ''Needles to say, Stephen gets an even bigger kick out of Simon and Link.'' | |||
===Nintendo Power Advertisements (pp. 2, 96)=== | ===Nintendo Power Advertisements (pp. 2, 96)=== | ||
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File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-010-Page-049.jpg|<center>Page 49</center> | File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-010-Page-049.jpg|<center>Page 49</center> | ||
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-010-Page-050.jpg|<center>Page 50</center> | File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-010-Page-050.jpg|<center>Page 50</center> | ||
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-010-Page-091.jpg|<center>Page 91</center> | |||
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-010-Page-096.jpg|<center>Page 96</center> | File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-010-Page-096.jpg|<center>Page 96</center> | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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