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Ultimate Unauthorized Nintendo Game Strategies, Volume 3


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Wow! So ultimate! Such strategy! Many unauthorized! Much Nintendo! Oh no!

So, yes, this is the third volume in Sandler and Badgett's series devoted to NES games. I don't know if this was just my copy or what, but the printing on this was some of the worst I've ever seen, with some pages printed at an angle, and some margins running straight to the bleed with seemingly little rhyme or reason. But, you know, back in the day, you paid your money and took your chances.

If you like these books, and their bizarre cover artwork, then you'll want this one in your collection, no doubt. If you don't? Then don't download it, I guess... You do you, Retromags peeps.

My final complaint? They rate the difficulty of Castlequest at "Apprentice", when it's one of the most punishingly brutal NES cartridges ever made. Seriously, the game comes with its own map showing you exactly where you need to go to rescue the princess, and also gives you fifty lives. Then it sits and laughs at you as you lose them all, one by one, and have to restart the game. What the hell were you smoking, Corey Sandler? Explain yourself!

Enjoy! ❤️


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This is another one I still have an original copy of. I found this one on clearance at a mall bookstore for like three dollars and snatched it immediately knowing that I would love it just like I loved the first entry. Well, not JUST like, since I got the original when I was 11 and got this one when I was...15, I think?...and Nintendo was "dumb" as a result of Sega being SO KEWL AND IN YOUR FACE, but I knew I would love it nonetheless. This was really a solid series.

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2 minutes ago, miketheratguy said:

This is another one I still have an original copy of. I found this one on clearance at a mall bookstore for like three dollars and snatched it immediately knowing that I would love it just like I loved the first entry. Well, not JUST like, since I got the original when I was 11 and got this one when I was...15, I think?...and Nintendo was "dumb" as a result of Sega being SO KEWL AND IN YOUR FACE, but I knew I would love it nonetheless. This was really a solid series.

Yeah, the first 3 books in this series are all dope. (Is that a thing? Do people still say 'dope'? Is anything 'the bomb dot com' any longer? Someone take pity on a poor Gen X'er and donate some gently-used slang her way...) :)

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59 minutes ago, Areala said:

Yeah, the first 3 books in this series are all dope. (Is that a thing? Do people still say 'dope'? Is anything 'the bomb dot com' any longer? Someone take pity on a poor Gen X'er and donate some gently-used slang her way...) :)

*huggles*
Areala :angel:

 

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