3 coffee table comprehensive SNES books by 3 gamers
Aug 4, 2018 4:54:17 GMT -5
Post by steven on Aug 4, 2018 4:54:17 GMT -5
Jeffrey Wittenhagen wrote and published the first comprehensive SNES book.
hagens-alley-books.myshopify.com/collections/hagens-alley-books/products/the-complete-snes-second-edition-hardcover-book
Because I contributed to it, I received a copy of it. It's definitely a massive labor of love and well put together. I would recommend it to anyone who wishes to have a coffee table style book featuring the entire North American SNES library. What makes his book really cool though is that Jeffrey includes a ton of Super Famicom exclusive titles.
Brett Weiss just released his SNES Omnibus. It's Volume 1 and contains games A-M. N-Z will be out next year.
www.amazon.com/SNES-Omnibus-Super-Nintendo-M/dp/0764355325/
Early reviews are positive and promising. Probably going to pick this up at some point (if I can stop buying Switch games, lol).
And just recently Pat the NES Punk officially confirmed his SNES book will be out in May 2019.
the-punk-effect.myshopify.com/products/ultimate-nintendo-guide-to-the-snes-library-book-pre-order
I heard great things about Pat's NES book, but I never bought it because I'm not crazy enough about the NES. This one... I'm probably going to bite the bullet because I love the SNES so much.
Are you planning to buy any of these books listed above and why or why not? Myself, I already own Jeffrey's and I will probably buy the rest. Do I really need three (er, four) SNES coffee table books? No. But do I want them? Hell yeah, lol.
hagens-alley-books.myshopify.com/collections/hagens-alley-books/products/the-complete-snes-second-edition-hardcover-book
Because I contributed to it, I received a copy of it. It's definitely a massive labor of love and well put together. I would recommend it to anyone who wishes to have a coffee table style book featuring the entire North American SNES library. What makes his book really cool though is that Jeffrey includes a ton of Super Famicom exclusive titles.
Brett Weiss just released his SNES Omnibus. It's Volume 1 and contains games A-M. N-Z will be out next year.
www.amazon.com/SNES-Omnibus-Super-Nintendo-M/dp/0764355325/
Early reviews are positive and promising. Probably going to pick this up at some point (if I can stop buying Switch games, lol).
And just recently Pat the NES Punk officially confirmed his SNES book will be out in May 2019.
the-punk-effect.myshopify.com/products/ultimate-nintendo-guide-to-the-snes-library-book-pre-order
I heard great things about Pat's NES book, but I never bought it because I'm not crazy enough about the NES. This one... I'm probably going to bite the bullet because I love the SNES so much.
Are you planning to buy any of these books listed above and why or why not? Myself, I already own Jeffrey's and I will probably buy the rest. Do I really need three (er, four) SNES coffee table books? No. But do I want them? Hell yeah, lol.
