Nintendo Power Mario Turtles and Scott Campbell

Nintendo Power! Not to be confused with He-man, the Nintendo gave the power of video gaming at home in la casa! Much needed entertainment, with 8 gigabyte and soon 16 gigabytes, fun. I am also the one responsible for getting this set added to the registry! This is a sparce and difficult set to complete, as there are so many issues, that just don't come to market. If you find them, you need them in condition and grade. It'll take a Plumber and a Dinosaur to get the pluck up enough!

They've got all the media covered, with galore of everything, and arguably rivaling Disney and Sony as movers and shakers. Play that Nintendo, now you're playing with power!

I'm the John T. in the video, so I thought it was neat!

Now with a bit more volatile type stamina and endurance the market can say Yay or Nay to PLAYING WITH POWER! Those kinds of conversations were needed to be had between the Golden Age of Video Games, in my opinion or at least Silver, and those Copper Age style magazines with the tips and tricks that kept the market turnover. It is about collecting and nostalgia and none other than those market trends that had our parents stepping and fetching for those gifts. Being in similar situations with those who are now older, it will take a similar precaution when going instead online to order. While not as "limited" in the Copper Age it was much more likely a different kind of demand as well supply distribution. It ended in around 2013-14 when I was hinting at those intentions to find a hobby worth my wile, and subconsciously I was aware of those attractions of times past that would bring me forward to CGC and back to collecting!