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==Features== | ==Features== | ||
*Book was released along with [[Famitsu]] magazine in September | *Book was released along with [[Famitsu]] magazine in September 1988 | ||
*The Atlas contains 25 maps from different RPG titles on the Nintendo | *The Atlas contains 25 maps from different RPG titles on the Nintendo | ||
*Two page map of the overworld of ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'', feels a little squished as the dimensions of the pages didn't align with the dimensions of the guide | *Two page map of the overworld of ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'', feels a little squished as the dimensions of the pages didn't align with the dimensions of the guide | ||
Latest revision as of 19:39, March 28, 2023
RPG World Map Collection
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Release Date | September 30th, 1988 | |
| Credits | ||
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Publisher | ||
Artist | Nobuyasu Makino | |
| Attributes | ||
Type | ||
Language | Japanese | |
Length | 25 two-page Maps | |
Features
- Book was released along with Famitsu magazine in September 1988
- The Atlas contains 25 maps from different RPG titles on the Nintendo
- Two page map of the overworld of The Legend of Zelda, feels a little squished as the dimensions of the pages didn't align with the dimensions of the guide
- Key shows the locations of the Lost Woods and all nine dungeons in The Legend of Zelda
- Two page map of the overworld of The Adventure of Link
- Key shows the locations of the Seven Palaces and the various Towns