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An editing space for all my experimenting. Article content, template tests or random trivia, all work-in-progress until they find better place. Direct use of the content from this page isn't advised. Might be changed frequently.
Family Computer Magazine (#4 1996) - Kirby's Toy Box section
(Under construction)
Family Computer magazine (ファミリーコンピュータMagazine / ファミリーコンピュータマガジン), commonly referred to as Famimaga (ファミマガ), was first video game magazine series dedicated to console games published by Tokuma Shoten which ran from July 1985 to March 1998, and had spawned more famous imitators such as Famitsu (1986) and Nintendo Power (1998).[1][2][3] Before being broadcast, Famimaga (#4 1996) featured a section (in the Satellaview content column of the magazine?) dedicated to (listing all the games and shortly describing them?) the upcoming Kirby's Toy Box collection of 10 games:
| ピンボール | フリッパーを操作して、ボールを落とさないように打ち返す | |
| 星くずし | ブロック崩しの要領で星を崩し、落ちてきたところをキャッチ！ | |
| ぐるぐるボール | パワーメーターを操り、渦巻きコースの中心に向けボール発射 | |
| アレンジボール | 3×3のマスにボールを弾いてタテ・ヨコ・ナナメに揃える | |
| パチンコ | 玉を打ち出し、制限時間内になるべく多く得点エリアに入れる | |
| ベースボール | 懐かしの野球版。飛んでくるボールを打ってホームランを狙う | |
| キャノンボール | 2人対戦専用。角度を調節して高射砲を撃ち、相手砲台を破壊 | |
| ボールラリー | 左上から次々に転がってくるカービィを右下の出口に誘導する | |
| 刹那の見斬り | ボタンの早押しを競う。何も考えず合図が出たらボタンを押す | |
| かちわりメガトンパンチ | パワーメーターをタイミングよく操作して、地面を叩き割る |
(Taken from this scan)
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Based on MarioWiki's and NWiki's template. Latest revision preserved at: User:Viperision/Transclusion.
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Current templates look okay on smaller resolutions, but I think they are obnoxious with their yellow tone and take too much space when used in sections. This alternative would work well in "External links" sections, although there are examples where it could be less wieldy to use.
