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The 1999 Nintendo Power Awards is the 12th annual Awards that was published in volume 132 of Nintendo Power Magazine on May 2000. Most of the awards, including Best Overall Game were given to Donkey Kong 64.
Winners and Runners-Up[]
The following is the list of winners and runners-up.
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| Best Graphics | |
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| Best Music | |
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| Best Sound | |
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| Most Innovative Game | |
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| Best Gameplay Variety | |
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| Best Multiplayer Game | |
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| Best Racing Game | |
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| Best Sports Game | |
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| Best Action Game | |
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| Best Adventure Game | |
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| Best Wrestling Game | |
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| Best RPG/Strategy Game | |
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| Best Mini-Game/Mode | |
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| Best Edit Mode | |
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| Best New Hero | |
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| Most Underrated Game | |
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| Toughest Level/Task | |
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| Best Update of a Classic | |
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Other nominees: Note: This award's results were oddly not listed in the winners article. They were eventually given in Nintendo Power V135, in response to Jim Dunn's fan letter pointing out its absence and asking which game won. | |
| Coolest Weapon/Move | |
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| Best Game Boy Game | |
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| Best Nintendo 64 Game | |
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| Best Overall Game | |
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Notes[]
- Rayman should not actually qualify for the "Best New Hero" award, as his first game appearance was in 1995.