Oh man, this brings back memories. I collected this magazine as it was being published. I even worked on a scanning/archive project (two of them actually) that digitally copied these publications. With

That is freaking awesome! The SNES version was my first experience with the game at home and what an experience it was.

I loved SFII on the Super Nintendo. I never got into the whole third party controller market though, I rocked the original SNES controllers for it. I did, with Soul Calibur on Sony PlayStation, purchase

It is cool that they included mouse support, a peripheral that was not exactly widely available for the Commodore 64. Neat little touches like that make these indie releases so much fun.

Definitivamente fue un juego divertido, tengo buenos recuerdos jugándolo con mi padre. Tenía malas articulaciones en sus manos, por lo que juegos como Super Mario no eran juegos que pudiera jugar. Duck

It was definitely a "right of passage" for many of us. A life defining moment as a gamer for sure.

This is too cool, I knew there was a Mask game in the works but I did not know it was released. The GIFs certainly help drive the review and help me see what you were excited for here. Definitely one on

I will have to watch this some time. Any idea where we can stream this?

Oh wow, this is definitely on the weird side! I remember the Alf comics but don't remember seeing this one at the local comic shops.

This is too cool. Seriously like looking into the past and seeing how different the early forms of the Internet were. We thought this was cutting edge too, it was for the time. Thanks for sharing. I wonder

Unfortunately, the laws protecting these games (books, movies, music, etc) and the owners of them are archaic beyond stupidity (thanks partially to stalwarts such as Universal Studios and Disney among

Oh yeah, when I got the original Legend of Zelda game, I was enthralled with it. I did not have access to Nintendo Power so I was lost most of the time, having to old school it - figuring out things myself.

Exactly. I understand, independent developers are not under the same scrutiny for time and resources as professional ones are, but they still knock these things out of the park regularly.

Ooh, some good choices there

I agree. I find it hard to be upset that new games are coming out for older platforms. To think that Knights of Bytes have done something not many mainstream, let alone indie, developers did - add things

I did not either. I am definitely going to try and give this a bit of play time this weekend. It looks too good to pass up.

I don't think it was ever officially available on newsstands. That was part of what kept me from getting it regularly.

I always wanted to get Nintendo Power but not being on newstands made it incredibly hard. Some stores actually had subscriptions then sold the issues in their stores (at an increased price of course) so

I agree 100%

This is a big problem I had with Netflix in general. They would drop millions to keep Friends at the cost of picking up other shows, more varied shows even, and fans were left with Z rated content.