ONM Remembered – #468
“This month’s Ultimate Warrior looks like a cutey, but his creator reckons he’d put up quite a fight.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 78 (March 1999)
(big ups to oldgamemags.com for the scans!)
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ONM Remembered – #467
“Bored after saving the world from the nuclear missile crisis, the Blast Corps crew decide to stage a no-holds-barred race through towns and countryside.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 66 (March 1998)
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ONM Remembered – #466
“Dropping the joypad after a minute and walking off exclaiming ‘What a steaming great dumper!’ will not do anything for Anglo-Nippon relations. Unless it’s Seta. They’re probably used to it.”
from N64 Magazine issue 11 (January 1998)
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ONM Remembered – #465
“After finishing this letter, I didn’t know whether to congratulate you or call the police.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 58 (July 1997)
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ONM Remembered – #464
“COLLECT $200.00 SALARY AS YOU PASS GO”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 148 (January 2005)
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ONM Remembered – #463
“Look out for these cool Frogger chain games from Tiger. They’re fast, furious ‘n’ fun.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 85 (October 1999)
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ONM Remembered – #462
“OFFICIAL ALWAYS FIRST BIGGEST AND BEST”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 85 (October 1999)
The longer I look at that raptor, the more it looks like a meticulously painted jellybean.
ONM Remembered – #461
“Pull on yer baggy trousers and catch some air.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 88 (January 2000)
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ONM Remembered – #460
“Why was it that only the swots can manipulate the metal loop ’round the windy wire course without touching it and causing it to buzz? Why is it that I, Alex ‘steadyhands’ Lee, can never quite get it to the end without that bloody buzzer going off?”
from N64 Pro issue 6 (April 1998)
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ONM Remembered – #459
“The official word on the Nintendo grapevine is that he’s going to be called Derek in the Gamecube version.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 104 (May 2001)
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