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| name = Nintendo Power: September/October 1989
| name = Nintendo Power: September/October 1989
| image = [[File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-000.jpg|300px]]
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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''<br/>''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''<br/>''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''
| cost = $3.50 (U.S)<br/>$4.50 (Canada)
| cost = $3.50 (U.S)<br/>$4.50 (Canada)
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==Zelda Content==
==Zelda Content==
===Players Pulse (pp. 6-7)===
===Players Pulse (pp. 6-7)===
In the Player's Pulse, Kerry Bachman writes in, talking about his accomplishment of finally reaching Level Nine in ''The Legend of Zelda''. Kerry writes that he called in to the Nintnedo Hotline for advice on completing Level Nine, but the counselors did not give him the solution. The counselors told him that this was secret information. In their answer, Nintendo writes that they are proud of Kerry for reaching Level Nine, but completing a game is an important achievement that players should be proud of. They don't want to destroy that surprise, so they only disclose limited informatoin about level nine.
In the Player's Pulse, Kerry Bachman writes in, talking about his accomplishment of finally reaching Level Nine in ''The Legend of Zelda''. Kerry writes that he called in to the Nintnedo Hotline for advice on completing Level Nine, but the counselors did not give him the solution. The counselors told him that this was secret information. In their answer, Nintendo writes that they are proud of Kerry for reaching Level Nine, but completing a game is an important achievement that players should be proud of. They don't want to destroy that surprise, so they only disclose limited information about level nine.


Mark Discordia writes in, writing that has completed numerous difficult games, including ''The Legend of Zelda''.  
Mark Discordia writes in, writing that has completed numerous difficult games, including ''The Legend of Zelda''.  
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Link will find the [[Hammer]] in the dark caves of [[Death Mountain]]. Link must first cross the bridge at the [[Water Town of Saria]]. In order to do so, he'll first need to find [[Bagu]], the hermit that lives in the woods northeast of Saria.
Link will find the [[Hammer]] in the dark caves of [[Death Mountain]]. Link must first cross the bridge at the [[Water Town of Saria]]. In order to do so, he'll first need to find [[Bagu]], the hermit that lives in the woods northeast of Saria.


Nintendo Power offers a solution for getting through Death Mountain. When faced with an option, always choose the path that leads to the east. The only exception is if there is no path to the east, then take the only other available path. Once he gets through the maze, Link will find a hole in a wide open space that he can drop down into. This is the way to the Hammer, but the enemies in Death Mountain are mean and malicious. Link should first get the [[Life Spell]] by returning the [[Mirror]] to one of the villagers in [[Saria]]. It is also recommened to build up your Attack, Magic, and Life up to the fourth level before taking on Death Mountain.
Nintendo Power offers a solution for getting through Death Mountain. When faced with an option, always choose the path that leads to the east. The only exception is if there is no path to the east, then take the only other available path. Once he gets through the maze, Link will find a hole in a wide open space that he can drop down into. This is the way to the Hammer, but the enemies in Death Mountain are mean and malicious. Link should first get the [[Life Spell]] by returning the [[Mirror (The Adventure of Link)|Mirror]] to [[Mirror Lady|one of the villagers]] in the [[Water Town of Saria]]. It is also recommened to build up your Attack, Magic, and Life up to the fourth level before taking on Death Mountain.


===Top 30 (pp. 36-38)===
===Top 30 (pp. 36-38)===
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When closer to the Great Palace, he can repeat this same trick to bypass some of the more difficult squares in route to the Great Palace. However, while in the [[Valley of Death]], the squares are not nearly as safe and Link will trigger a battel sequence with enemies, albeit ones that are far less dangerous.
When closer to the Great Palace, he can repeat this same trick to bypass some of the more difficult squares in route to the Great Palace. However, while in the [[Valley of Death]], the squares are not nearly as safe and Link will trigger a battel sequence with enemies, albeit ones that are far less dangerous.
===NES Journal (pp. 93)===
In the NES Journal, the Celebrety Profiles section highlights actor Brian Robbins, who at the time was known for playing the character Eric Mardian in the ABC sitcom ''Head of the Class''. Robbins also served as the host of the children's version of the TV show Pictionary. He comments that he loves playing ''Baseball'' and ''The Legend of Zelda'' on the NES. He later mentions that while he's a great player on Baseball, he could use some tips from the Nintendo's Game Counselors when it comes to ''The Legend of Zelda''.
===Nintendo Power Advertisements (p. 96)===
An advertisement is shown where readers can order back issues of Nintendo Power magazine, with the first 7 issues shown, with the 4th issue featuring The Adventure of Link on the cover.


==Scans==
==Scans==
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File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-007.jpg|<center>Page 7</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-035.jpg|<center>Page 35</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-035.jpg|<center>Page 35</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-074.jpg|<center>Page 74</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-082.jpg|<center>Page 82</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-082.jpg|<center>Page 82</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-083.jpg|<center>Page 83</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-083.jpg|<center>Page 83</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-084.jpg|<center>Page 84</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-084.jpg|<center>Page 84</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-093.jpg|<center>Page 93</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-096.jpg|<center>Page 96</center>
File:Nintendo-Power-Volume-008-Page-096.jpg|<center>Page 96</center>
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