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Hey @maxlords ! I'm glad you posted, and thanks for the tag @The Count! There are a few of us here that are deep in the strategy guide game. I'd love to see what you've got in your collection and just chat in general when you have some time, feel free to shoot me a PM! I've been collecting them since the early 2000s. Have gotten to just about everything I'm after minus a few stragglers. I have posted a few lists here with guide lists for different console systems, but still working on others given time is in short supply these days.

Very cool item! Let's see how it does

I believe I sold my last extra at $50. Typically they float under the radar from people not knowing and sell at the normal Windwaker CIB rate..... let me know if you find yours.

@Limbofunk @jonebone This came out of EGM Issue 193 - July 2005 newsstand edition. I have a buyer for you if interested too as I was just talking about this with another guy on FB.

This is certainly just an oversight on when the list was created. I will change it to be the craptastic Baseball poster as technically it should be. Zedla map is way cooler though IMO @noiseredux - most all the posters listed here are the actual poster as you had shown in your original pic. On the backside of most all the magazine's foldout was some sort of overworld map, walkthrough for platformer levels, maybe a promotional trifold advertisement, etc.... so everything listed on here would and should be what the actual tri-fold poster depicted and not the informational back side.

Yeah We are guessing that all these late release variants came out in the big 1999 Pokémon / game boy push

I would disagree that the DT2, Animaniacs, and Turn and Burn are significantly harder to find than other variants. I believe the late revisions of the Super Marios, Donkey Kong Land, and Dr Mario are the hardest to find. With Super Mario maybe being on top. Smurfs and Magic Wands do not exist as non-player's choice carts. That is correct. The Dr. Mario and Space Invaders comment is correct and maybe Richard can get that incorporated into his spreadsheet.

I have about 11 catalogs scanned in and will have the rest in the near future. Once I've got them completed I will release them out for the world to have. Will likely need to find a host for them. @Gloves - are these scans something that could be hosted at VGS or should I find another avenue?

Personally, no. I have a few left to get but not high on the list. We had made the master checklist and between us, that looks to be the only issue missing.

They aren't available to the public yet. We want to get them all done before letting them loose. I think we are missing the Spring 1999 issue if you (or anyone) has one available.

I have about 8 scanned in, still a ways to go but working on them as I have time. Think there are about 25 total.... another guy is helping out but we both got a little busy. So hopefully we can get them published this year! I just have accumulated a pile of em at this point ... IDK what happened

Yeah dawg. They went a little nutty. @Bubbapauls - this does reference the Zelda Slammer, and there is a DKC 2 set you don't have listed I think.

Here are the pages from the supply catalogs for the extras associated to the POG sets. Had some slammer boards, maybe a few other jelly slammers not listed, and @Ferris Bueller looks like there is a 5th one to the VB set. But the icing on the cake... the Kaleidoscope, man!

Looks like quite the undertaking, but congrats on being near the finish!! Looks great! I'll help wherever I can on the POGs if you need some, just let me know whenever.

There is no direct correlation between issue numbers and card numbers unfortunately. They were just put in randomly to the back of issues. I would make a guess that there may be certain issue ranges that may contain higher number cards, but never dove into that theory.

@Bubbapauls - you going to make one of these for the POGs too? [and did you see that glorious BIN that hit a few months back? wish I would've saw that one! 202955059148]

@LaytToTheParty - Here's (part of) his post in the old thread. The guy was calling out spaces / 0.5 spaces / differences in indentations which I wouldn't count as a variant personally. But here's part of his more thorough post, I linked the old thread above if you want to go take a look and see everything. The issue with it is that he had pictures showing variations in printing on the back, but they got eaten up by the transition to GCs new site so some of them we won't know. Regardless, I've put together the listed ones he had in the thread, so use as you will! I'm assuming there is a variant on the card listed with "both" and I put the (?) in there as I don't know what is referenced, but something is going on. 1 - Non indented 1 – indented 5 - challenges indented under o 5 - Under R 6 - adven- 9 - non "seg-" version 9 - Seg- 11 - B indented 12 - 4 password version 15 - Players Missing 18 - Monsters one word 20 - Both (?) 21 - Both (?) 22 - Kidnapped one word 24 - Both (?) 26 - Challenge under S 26 - challenge under U 27 - Both (?) 28 - Box- 28 - boxers one word 30 - No dash 31 - Both (?) 32 - Both (?) 34 - Original one word 36 - adven- 36 - Adventure one word 38 - lev-, with- 38 - Non Hyphen 44 - Long Copy right 44 - Short Copy Right 60 - 1st line end "following" 60 - Bosses first line 71 - Both (?) 72 - Higher 75 - "happiness" second line 75 - Will 83 Wordtris - the difficulty of the challenges is backwards (expert with novice, novice with pro) 95 - short copyright 96 - Non indented 97 King of the Ring - The card is red, but the system listed is Game Boy. This game was released on both NES and Game Boy so its hard to say what the correct card would have read/been. 112 - score 119 - Score 120 - Non error 125 - "San Marino" same line 125 - San on top line 127 - "that" second line 127 - to levels is donkey try monkey 127 - to levels is donkey you monkey 127 - to levels the donkey try monkey 134 - to levels is donkey try monkey & to levels the donkey try monkey 134 - to levels is donkey you monkey 153 - Super NES not indented I can't promise getting pics of the backs of cards as many of my priorities right now are on other things. Maybe someone else can step up to the plate, but hopefully this helps get you started!

https://connect.gocollect.com/discussion/81642/nintendo-powers-super-power-club-trading-card-set/p1 I think he starts in on page 2 (coldpyro311). There was the gold Collector's Edition set that was made up of 50 cards (not sequential), and then all of the things he stated. The pics seem to not be there as I remember he had posted them, but do as you will with it. Some information can be mined from the old thread.

Here are my pics from the thread I had made about these on NintendoAge: Does anyone remember that guy that posted in the old thread about the back variants? He was picking apart spaces on text / lines of text / ALL of the THINGS. It was pretty nutty so watch out for that rabbit hole if you go down that way @Bubbapauls! I'm not sure how blurry the photo will be, but you can find the originals here @LaytToTheParty: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lP7YTylHG4K0raRoKIXIph0kXCHPfM2q?usp=sharing

that's a whole lotta hooch! GLWS. Some awesome stuff here.

Great buyer here. Easy to work with and upheld the highest level of communication known to the people of this earth. Thanks again!!

There are documented 3 and 5 screw variants of Stadium Events

Good to know! When we were building this lists, the caveat was that the guide had to say the console system it pertained to on the cover or back. Maybe an exception here and there *cough*cough* Immortal Cluebook *cough*cough*

The Battletech guide is fairly uncommon, they come up every once and a while. I believe the Amazon and eBay ones are overpriced given they are flying solo currently. But I don't consider it part of the SNES set as it only covers the Genesis version and there never was a Battletech for Super Nintendo.

@ThePhleo @RH @Splain Whatever happen to the hype machine Phleo!?!? We need answers here.