ONM Remembered – #478
“Ed’s a loopy alien who, while cleaning up his spaceship, accidentally chucked a can of cosmic tonic down to earth. Oops!”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 86 (November 1999)
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“Ed’s a loopy alien who, while cleaning up his spaceship, accidentally chucked a can of cosmic tonic down to earth. Oops!”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 86 (November 1999)
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“What made you decide now was the right time to bring Speedball II to GB Advance?”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 119 (August 2002)
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“As a result of the explosion, the flourescent orange flight recorder blows out of ‘copter and down the hill. D’oh! You’re the bloke who has got to find it in the dark!”
from Goldeneye 007 Field Agent’s Manual (pack-in with Official Nintendo Magazine issue 64, January 1998)
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“Give Daryl online or his GameCube gets it”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 119 (August 2002)
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“Surely this must be quite exciting? Actually, no. We’ve made more exciting cups of tea.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 07 (September 2006)
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“Apparently, us British love to eat sissy scones with our tea! What a cheek!”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 88 (January 2000)
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“Given the massive storage capacity of Nintendo’s disk drive, Mother 3 will undoubtedly be the biggest adventure game ever on a home console.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 64 (January 1998)
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“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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“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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“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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