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[[File:B-K Nintendo Power Guide.png|thumb|200px|Official guide of ''Banjo-Kazooie'' from Nintendo Power.]]
[[File:B-K Nintendo Power Guide.png|thumb|200px|Official guide of ''Banjo-Kazooie'' from Nintendo Power.]]
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'''''Nintendo Power''''' was an official print and online publication created by [[Nintendo]]. It started in August, 1988 as a subscription based magazine by an in-house journalism department at Nintendo of America. It specifically provided new and upcoming information and content relating to the company, their games, reviews, and game strategies. Future US, the American branch of British publisher Future, took over production in December, 2007 with Nintendo still producing and overseeing. The Magazine was officially discontinued on December 2012 after 285 issues. The brand was revived on December 20, 2017 with the Nintendo Power Podcast, with new installments being made to this day. The podcast is run by many of the same staff that worked on the original magazine, and servers a similar function, albeit in a less formal fashion.
'''Nintendo Power''' is an official print and online publication created by [[Nintendo]]. It started in August, 1988 as a subscription based magazine by an in-house journalism department at Nintendo of America. It specifically provided new and upcoming information and content relating to the company, their games, reviews, and game strategies. Future US, the American branch of British publisher Future, took over production in December, 2007 with Nintendo still producing and overseeing. The Magazine was officially discontinued on December 2012 after 285 issues. The brand was revived on December 20, 2017 with the Nintendo Power Podcast, with new installments being made to this day. The podcast is run by many of the same staff that worked on the original magazine, and servers a similar function, albeit in a less formal fashion.


Several issues featured content from ''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Banjo-Tooie'', and both were given a respective strategy guide to coincide with their releases.
Several issues featured content from ''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Banjo-Tooie'', and both were given a respective strategy guide to coincide with their releases.


==Descriptions==
==Descriptions==
===Issue 109<ref>[https://view-comic.com/nintendo-power-issue-109/ view-comic.com] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220523104820/https://view-comic.com/nintendo-power-issue-109/ archive.org])</ref>===
===Issue 109<ref>https://view-comic.com/nintendo-power-issue-109/</ref>===
*[[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] are featured on [[Spiral Mountain]] on the cover.  
*[[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] are featured on [[Spiral Mountain]] on the cover.  


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*Page 106 featured a reminder that another guide would be included in the next issue.
*Page 106 featured a reminder that another guide would be included in the next issue.


===Issue 110<ref>[https://view-comic.com/nintendo-power-issue-110/ view-comic.com] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220523120802/https://view-comic.com/nintendo-power-issue-110/ archive.org])</ref>===
===Issue 110===
*Page 2 and 3 are identical to those same pages in issue 109.
 
*Page 5 explains that Part 2 of the Banjo-Kazooie guide is on page 18.
 
*Page 18-27 picks up where the previous issue left off. Like the previous issue, the guide is split into several sections:
**'''The Bear Necessities'''- Explains that this guide continues from the previous issue and said issue is needed to get full context.
**'''Bubble Gloop Swamp'''-  Explains several items, characters, and landmarks found in [[Bubble Gloop Swamp]], as well as tips to find them. The level is divided into several sections, with the items in that section put on a corresponding list. These sections include In Hip Deep, The Big Egg, High Roads, Flibbits, Tanktup, Treetops, The Gator, and The Maze.
**'''Freezeezy Peak'''-  Explains several items, characters, and landmarks found in [[Freezeezy Peak]], as well as tips to find them. The level is divided into several sections, with the items in that section put on a corresponding list. These sections include The Igloo, The Tree, Present Pile, The Village, The Snowman, I Am The Walrus, Sled Race, and Wozza's Cave.
**'''Gobi's Valley'''-  Explains several items, characters, and landmarks found in [[Gobi's Valley]], as well as tips to find them. The level is divided into several sections, with the items in that section put on a corresponding list. These sections include The Oasis, Jinxy, Hands And Feet, Mummy's Tomb, The Ziggurat, The Maze, and Bird Shrine.
**'''Grin And Bear It...'''- Explains that there still are worlds that have not been featured yet and will be covered in the Official Player's Guide.
 
*The cover of Issue 109 was featured on page 81 as a part of a 10 year retrospective of Nintendo Power.
 
*The cover of Issue 109 is used on page 83 as an example of a sweepstakes where grand prize winners would get to pick 10 games that have been featured on Nintendo Power covers.
 
 
===''Banjo-Kazooie'' Official Nintendo Player's Guide===
===''Banjo-Kazooie'' Official Nintendo Player's Guide===
===Issue 139===
===Issue 139===
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BT Nintendo Power Guide.jpg|''Banjo-Tooie'' strategy guide
BT Nintendo Power Guide.jpg|''Banjo-Tooie'' strategy guide
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