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 *Pros' Picks: 3,143 points (First Place)
 *Dealer's Picks: 8,097 points (First Place)
+===Professor Nester's Father's Day Lecture (pp. 74-75)===
+In a special Father's Day special, there is a listing of several Facts about Dads. One of the facts reads, '''Dads are basically Couch Crusaders who want to be heroes and have great adventures'''. While not directly Zelda related, the conclusion drawn is that Dad's love adventures and the magazine suggests buying them a one-way safari ticket to Africa. Or alternatively, just get them a copy of various NES games, such as ''The Legend of Zelda'', ''Metroid'', ''Goonies II'', or ''Golgo-13''. A screenshot of ''The Legend of Zelda'' is shown.
+===Classified Information (p. 78)===
+In the [[Classified Information]] section of the magazine, a few oddities are discussed regarding ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''.
+====Odd Apparition====
+In certain Towns and Palaces throughout Hyrule, some odd things occur when Link travels a bit outside of the border of the screen. These oddities can be discovered if Link has acquired the [[Fairy Spell]] and the [[Glove]]. In any Palace where there are falling ceiling blocks, which includes Palace, two, three, and five, simply wait on these screens until all of the blocks have fallen. Then climb up to the top of the block structure and while at the very top, cast the Fairy spell and move left or right. Link will seemingly fall through the top of the screen and appear on top of the Palace, within the ground itself.
+While here, cast Fairy again, and fly left or right again. Link will once again fall from the ceiling and appear in what looks like Palace one. However the color palette of the Palace will be the same as which palace Link was just within. Once you finally laeve the palace, you'll appear outside whatever palace you had initially entered.
+A similar trick can be found when in the [[Mountain Town of Darunia]]. While on top of the roof of one of the buildings, jump up and out of the screen. While out of view, activate the Fairy Spell and move left or right. Link will back down into a different town
+===Player's Poll Contest (pp. 88-91)===
+In the Player's Poll Contest, readers can fill out a Player's Poll, indicating what games they would like to see revewied in future issues of Nintendo Power. The poll also asks what three games the readers plan on purchasing next, as well as what are their five favorite games. There are 112 games to choose from, including ''The Legend of Zelda'' and ''Adventure of Link'' Artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda'' is shown on the Player's Poll Contest.
+===NES Journal (pp. 92, 94)===
+As part of the NES Journal, different types of merchandise can be seen. While nothing Zelda related is directly mentioned, there is artwork of [[The Legend of Zelda Trophy Figures With Scorecard]].
+Additionally, in the Celebrity Profiles, actress ''Holly Robinson'' from the hit series ''21 Jump Street'' is featured. She mentions that ''Gumshoe'' was her favorite game. Holly is also a musician and is working on recording her first album. It is mentioned that when not working on recording an album, you might just hear her humming the tune to ''The Legend of Zelda''.
+===Video Spotlight (pp. 96-97)===
+In the Power Players Spotlight, Jeremy Albert is featured, mentioning that he has completed ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'', as well as ''The Legend of Zelda''. He mentioned that ''The Adventure of Link'' was his favorite game and he has since been able to beat the game in one hour and 40 minutes. He gives a tip for Zelda II that you need to get the [[Hammer]] in [[Spectacle Rock]]. It can be found after meeting [[Bagu]] and then traveling south to the [[Water Town of Saria]].
+Anthony W. Aymond writes in, mentioning numerous games he has completed, including ''The Legend of Zelda''. Ron Decker writes in to talk about his 13yr old son, who has completed numerous NES titles, with ''The Legend of Zelda'' being one of his favorites. Myra P. Rondlla writes in to talk about the ''NES Defeating Force Club'' that him and a group of friends have created. He talks about about his uncle being a Power Player as he was the first of the group to reach the [[Second Quest]] in ''The Legend of Zelda''. He sasys that his uncle's favorite game is ''The Legend of Zelda'', because it challenges reflexes and patience.
+In the Power Player Profile, Brian Michaels is featured, listing a number of games he has completed, including ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''.
+===Nintendo Power Advertisements (pp. 106, 109)===
+An advertisement is shown where readers can order back issues of Nintendo Power magazine, with issues, 2, 3, 4, and 5 shown, with the 4th issue featuring ''The Adventure of Link'' on the cover. There is also an advertisement for [[The Legend of Zelda Tips & Tactics Strategy Guide]]. There is also a page where readers can refer a friend to subscribe to Nintendo Power Magazine. On this page, a man can be seen holding an issue of Nintendo Power, which features ''The Adventure of Link''.
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