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	Nintendo Power V28
Date	September 1991
Cover	Super Mario World
Other games	Star Wars, Final Fantasy Adventure, Smash T.V.

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Nintendo Power V28 is the September 1991 issue of Nintendo Power magazine. It featured Super Mario World on it's cover, the first Super Nintendo game to ever appear on the magazine's cover.

This issue of Nintendo Power had a much closer look at the new Super Nintendo games, such as Super Mario World, Super Castlevania IV, Final Fight, and SimCity.

ContentsEdit

Super Mario WorldEdit

The first game featured in the magazine is the cover story, Super Mario World. It is a 16-page article detailing tons of new features and characters in the game. It also provides a World Map and maps for the individual areas within the map.

Nester's AdventuresEdit

As in the previous issue, a 2-page Nester's Adventures comic is featured here.

Star WarsEdit

The next featured game is Star Wars. The article provides maps for different levels on the planet Tatooine.

Smash T.V.Edit

The next featured game is Smash T.V.. The 4-page article details what to expect in Circuits 1-3.

Classified InformationEdit

The Classified Information section revealed codes and hidden secrets in certain games. Games featured in this section included:

Game	Secrets
Kabuki: Quantum Fighter	Chip exchange
Thunderbirds	Stage skip
Bandit Kings of Ancient China	Popularity points
Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu	Stage select plus
Adventures of Lolo 3	Cut to the chase
Kickle Cubicle	Special game
Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse	Bonus Belmonts
Mega Man 3	Super jump
Adventure Island II	World select

Kick MasterEdit

Kick Master is the next featured game. The article contains maps for a few of the Stages.

WurmEdit

Wurm is the next game to be featured. Maps for Stage 1 are provided with a preview of the other Stages.

Game BoyEdit

This section of the magazine included reviews and tips specifically for Game Boy games.

ReviewsEdit

The games reviewed here include Final Fantasy Adventure, Marble Madness and Tecmo Bowl.

Game Boy ClassifiedEdit

Similar to the "Classified Information" article, this section included tips and secrets specifically for Game Boy titles.

Game	Secrets
Battle Unit Zeoth	Stage preview
R-Type	Power pod play
F-1 Race	Demo control

Game Boy Now PlayingEdit

Similar to the "Now Playing" section, this section of the Game Boy feature lists new game releases and ratings for those games. Some of the top-rated Game Boy games here included (in alphabetical order): Final Fantasy Adventure, Tecmo Bowl and TRAX.

Top 10Edit

This section listed the Top 10 games for the Game Boy. The following is the first three from that list.

Super NES PreviewEdit

This next article gave readers a closer look at some of the games for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The three games included here are Super Castlevania IV, SimCity and Final Fight.

Now PlayingEdit

This article listed new game releases and ratings for them. It also had a very brief overview of a few of the games. Some of the top-rated games here included (in alphabetical order): Kick Master and Star Meter.

Counselor's CornerEdit

Counselor's Corner is a feature in which the writers of the magazine would respond to game-related questions in the hope of getting the player out of a tough spot in various games. The games featured in this issue are StarTropics, Legacy of the Wizard, Ninja Gaiden III: The Ancient Ship of Doom, Final Fantasy, and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

Pak WatchEdit

The Pak Watch section showcased games that were scheduled for release. It gave the reader a quick glance at future games. Some of the games seen in this section included Disney's TaleSpin and Terminator 2: Judgment Day, along with a few Super NES games, such as Darius Twin.

Player's ForumEdit

Top 30Edit

The "Top 30" section of the magazine listed the top 30 NES games as ranked by the readers. In this issue, Super Mario Bros. 3 continues to hold the #1 spot with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game close behind it. The following are the first 10 from this issue's list of 30.

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