There’s no better reason to celebrate Super Nintendo than its birthday week. Here’s a letter from the editor and this week’s table of contents.
Toys on the Shelf
Peering out from the darkness, childhood memories wait to be discovered again.
Lost to Time: Lord of the Rings
Ever wonder at the lack of L.O.T.R. related games and movies prior to Peter Jackson’s movies? Here’s why.
The Ups and Downs of Power
Power ups have had a dynamic history: here’s but a slice of it.
The First Return of Samus
Metroid II: Return of Samus hasn’t aged very well in terms of graphics and gameplay, and some say it never had them to begin with. But it’s still incredibly important in the Metroid series. Here’s why.
Hot Air: Sequeled
Let’s consider the sequels that you might not have known were sequels.
You’ve Got Your Cartoon in My Game
Here are some video games that happen to be based off of cartoons but are still great anyway.
Gotta Watch ‘Em All: The Appeal of Cartoon Pokémon
Pokémon hasn’t been a cartoon show for over a decade without a solid formula. Here’s what makes the most popular Nintendo cartoon tick.
Round Table: You’re My Hero
We may not have had a vast selection to work with, but we do have our favorite heroes in video game cartoons.
Round Table: The Authoritative Tetris
The Nintendojo staff sounds off on which version of Tetris (on Nintendo hardware!) is the definitive best.
Puzzles That Time Forgot, Part 1
In part one of this miniseries, Noah reminisces about some of his favorite puzzle titles that have faded into obscurity.
Generations of Puzzles: Best of the Bunch
A look at the best puzzle games for each of Nintendo’s systems.
Life Without Tetris (On Sega Genesis)
Genesis owners in America couldn’t play Tetris, so what puzzle games did they have to choose from?
Homecoming
To wrap our fifth issue, we look at great series that showed up on Nintendo platforms after departing for, or starting out on, consoles made by the competition.
Backpedal Fantasy
We’re lucky to still get Final Fantasy sequels today, but we’d be luckier if they were more like their forebears.
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