Game Players Encyclopedia of Nintendo Games

Game Players Encyclopedia of Nintendo Games

Volume Five

About
This is the fifth in a series of eight books which reprint articles from the "Game Player's Strategy Guide to Nintendo Games" magazine. This is a hints, tips, and review book for "Nintendo Entertainment System" {NES}, and the "Super Nintendo Entertainmet System" {SNES}, and Game Boy {GB} games. There are 15 featured games, 34 "Super Strategy" games. There are color screenshots, as well as clip and past maps, made from screenshot for the game "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". For the rest of the games, instead there are descriptions next to each image. There were 16 writers that contributed their artcles to this book; Lisa M. Bouchey, Chris Slate, Brian Carroll, Stephen Poole, Tom R. Halfhill, Richard Lashley, Jeff Ludrigan, Jonathan Gagnon, Phill Powell, William R. Trotter, Gary Meredith, Vince Mathews. Each article is reprinted, page by page from its origainal magazine appearance. {For example its in the first volume, the "Friday the 13th" 5 page article, also appeared in Volume 2, Issue Number 4, of the magazine. At the end of the book there is a "Directory" of video game companies. The book originally cost $14.95 in the USA, and $19.95 in Canada.

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