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ckmlb on 14 May 2007

http://wii.ign.com/articles/788/788281p1.html



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Blex on 14 May 2007

i really hope not. i still subscribe to it



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shams on 14 May 2007

Interesting - I wonder if they are going to move their content "online" to a Wii channel...?



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stof on 14 May 2007
Perhaps I can predict the future... or atleast manifest my thoughts in the physical world.


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Steve 3.2 on 14 May 2007

As long as the magazine remains profitable, I'm sure Nintendo will continue to publish it. Considering the 'quality' of Nintendo Power, I hope that Nintendo does choose to outsource the creation of the magazine to someone else. It would also be nice if they had better synergies between the online and printed issues.



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Shane on 14 May 2007

Whether it's profitable or not shouldn't even be a concern. It should be considered a brainwashing tool above all else.



dpmnymkrprez on 15 May 2007

OK so what is going to happen to NOA redmond?



Smash_Brother on 15 May 2007

I'm a Nintendo fan and I really couldn't care less. Guys, we're posting about this ON the internet. We don't need print media anymore. Yes, I know you need SOMETHING for the bathroom, but I recommend Garfield and Farside books.



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mjhenry42 on 11 July 2007

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nester

lol, classic



EEPiccolo on 11 July 2007

My family started subscribing to it when they offered a special when they sent 4 large game guides as a freebie. I think we were stuck on a game or something and needed the guides. I can't remember what game it was, though.

I have a lot of fond memories of NP, but I certainly don't currently subscribe to it. This sort of magazine unfortunately has outlived it's usefulness, and is bound to simply become another relic of history.



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