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| rdfs:comment | - "His handle is Lark, but everyone in class knows this guy is Nester."- Nintendo Power. Nester is a character who appeared in Nintendo Power magazines in the comics Howard & Nester. Eventually, his popularity grew to where he became the official mascot of Nintendo Power. He appeared in several video games, including Nester's Funky Bowling for the Virtual Boy. He was "announced" as an April Fool's joke character in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
- Nester was a character who frequently appeared within the pages of Nintendo Power magazine from 1988 to 1993. Starring in the Howard & Nester comic strip, Nester grew in popularity and began appearing throughout the entire magazine, acting as the mascot of the publication. Nester was eventually phased out as the magazine's mascot in 1994, but by that time he had appeared in several Nintendo video games including Nester's Funky Bowling for the Virtual Boy. Nester was created by Nintendo Power editor and Nintendo Fun Club News "president" Howard Phillips.
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| Caption | - Nester reacting to running into Howard again.
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| firstgame | - NES Play Action Football
- Nintendo Power Volume 1
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| abstract | - "His handle is Lark, but everyone in class knows this guy is Nester."- Nintendo Power. Nester is a character who appeared in Nintendo Power magazines in the comics Howard & Nester. Eventually, his popularity grew to where he became the official mascot of Nintendo Power. He appeared in several video games, including Nester's Funky Bowling for the Virtual Boy. He was "announced" as an April Fool's joke character in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
- Nester was a character who frequently appeared within the pages of Nintendo Power magazine from 1988 to 1993. Starring in the Howard & Nester comic strip, Nester grew in popularity and began appearing throughout the entire magazine, acting as the mascot of the publication. Nester was eventually phased out as the magazine's mascot in 1994, but by that time he had appeared in several Nintendo video games including Nester's Funky Bowling for the Virtual Boy. Nester was created by Nintendo Power editor and Nintendo Fun Club News "president" Howard Phillips. While primarily the star of Howard & Nester, the character would randomly appear elsewhere in the magazine. In the Nintendo Power Awards, for example, his likeness would be fastened on the "trophies". He would also make an appearance in articles that the editors deemed appropriate. In the article pertaining to the NES version of Jeopardy!, for example, he could be seen playing against Howard (Howard's score was predictably much higher than Nester's, who had a score of -$1000).
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