“Pelt the Mystery Ball to the right of Miss Warp 1 to expose Surprise Balls that lead you to a Warp Vase.”
from Yoshi’s Story Player’s Guide (pack-in with Official Nintendo Magazine issue 68, May 1998)
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“Mario Kart 64 is the first N64 racing game to be released in the UK and, not surprisingly, it’s a cracker.”
from Mario Kart 64 Skids In! (pack-in with Official Nintendo Magazine issue 58, July 1997)
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“So, should you buy it? You’ll love it if you like Posh Spice videos – mainly the futuristic one. This has about the same amount of gameplay.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 132 (September 2003)
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“Everybody knows discs can hold more graphics and music information, but are they able to deal with enemy A.I. as well as carts?”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 118 (July 2002)
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“Galleon has a very unique and original look with some fantastically detailed scenery.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 121 (October 2002)
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“You’d have to be a wooden puppet with strings not to love this!”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 113 (February 2002)
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“Card games with a Poké twist!”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 114 (March 2002)
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“The game is mission-based, with objectives handed out at the start of each stage. These range from finding the secret entrance of a hideout to running away from a gang of deranged terrorists, girly-style.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 122 (November 2002)
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“‘Where’s the D-Pad?’ we hear your cry. It’s sneakily concealed behind the centre panel, hidden by the tasteful Williams F1 logo.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 123 (December 2002)
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“A cracking shooter.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 132 (September 2003)
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