![]() If you bought this magazine in new condition, you'll find a free poster of Super Mario Sunshine inside.Ī comic strip of the first half of Kirby: Right Back at Ya! Episode 2 (A Blockbuster Battle) can be found on pages 152-158. This includes Donkey Kong Jr.-e, a Game & Watch game, a Pokemon mini-game starring Machop, and how you could send game data from the e-Reader inserted in a Game Boy Advance system through a Nintendo GameCube by using a GameCube-Game Boy Advance Cable. More details of the e-Reader are explained on pages 52 and 53. It starts off with Mario's first visit to Delfino Airstrip, then after that are some locations of Shine Sprites and Blue Coins in Delfino Plaza. On pages 34-40 are some game tips for Super Mario Sunshine. Seeing as though the Super Mario Sunshine Bundle Pak was still available during this month, the advertisement for this Bundle Pak was carried over to page 3 from the previous issue of Nintendo Power Magazine.įrom September to mid-October 2002, five different Super Mario toys were available at Wendy's restaurants in North America. This September 2002 magazine features Super Mario Sunshine, which came out at least 6 days before the magazine itself. Nintendo Power Issue 160 (September 2002) This is only the first half of the comic strip, by the way. Here, the NME Salesguy's character profile is finally revealed, and we also get to see Kirby's first copy ability in the cartoon (Fire Kirby). The second half of "Kirby Comes to Cappy Town" (episode 1)'s comic strip is seen on pages 134-140. More of the Wavebird Wireless Controller is revealed on pages 52-53. All the letters except the ones in Mario's name are replaced with blank spaces. On page 29 is a game where you fill the letters in the blanks to reveal words that are all based on Mario-affiliated stuff. ![]() was going to be one of the classic NES games available for playback on the Game Boy Advance, and also showed how e-Reader cards work. Back then, they announced that Donkey Kong Jr. On the top left corner of page 21 is an ad for the e-Reader. It consisted of the original video game, an official player's guide, a Memory Card 59, a Wireless Controller, and a one-year subscription to the Nintendo Power magazine. Released in August 2002, this Nintendo Power magazine features "Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse" on the cover.įor a limited time, until the end of October 2002, the Super Mario Sunshine Bundle Pak was available. Note: You need Adobe Reader to view these files. A scene with Tiff, Tuff, Fololo and Falala introducing themselves is cut.ĭownload the comic strip here: File:Comic1a.pdf and File:Comic1b.pdf However, the NME Salesguy appears as an unknown character. ![]() The story actually begins on page 137, with the character bios displayed on page 136. It's the first half of the first episode, "Kirby Comes to Cappy Town". This comic strip can be found on pages 136 to 142 of this magazine. The $5 discount offer ended on August 31, 2002. These two products can be seen on pages 78-79. On pages 64-65 are secret exits for Chocolate Island 2, Chocolate Island 3, Valley of Bowser 2, Valley Ghost House, Valley of Bowser 4, and all the Star World levels from Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2. ![]() The second Harry Potter video game (Chamber of Secrets) for the GameCube and Game Boy Advance appear on pages 38-39. ![]() Starting on page 34, upcoming games from after July 2002 are advertised. It even had as the former address for the Kirby megasite, but is now defunct. On page 32 is an advertisement for Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, and it also mentions Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, though the title wasn't known back then. If you look in the first half of page 24, there are beta screenshots of Super Mario Sunshine from earlier in 2002. This magazine, known as "E3 2002", was released in July 2002.
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