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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Starting in 1988, one of the longest-running video game magazines there is, Nintendo Power is a magazine that focuses solely on games for Nintendo consoles. Starting as a replacement for the Nintendo Fun Club News, the magazine initially contained game strategies for most of its run until its reboot during the late Game Cube era. It also contains news, previews, reviews, fan letters, and "community" sections related to Nintendo games. Originally published by Nintendo of America themselves, it is now currently published by Future US and edited by Chris Slate, and remains one of the most popular in North America. |
