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Revision as of 16:09, 26 March 2019
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| Revista Oficial Dreamcast |
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| Publisher: Hobby Press S.A. |
| Country of origin: Spain |
| Backed systems: Sega Dreamcast |
| First issue date: |
| Last issue date: |
| Number of issues: 19 (+4 "supplements") |
| Frequency: Monthly |
| ISSN: 424094-810048 |
Revista Oficial Dreamcast (in English, Official Dreamcast Magazine), is a Spanish magazine printed by Hobby Press S.A., better known as the company behind the Spanish magazine Hobby Consolas. The magazine was launched with two supplements appearing in Hobby Consolas in October and November 1999 and one in Micromanía, another Hobby Press magazine, in October 1999.
The magazine itself launched on December 20, 1999, serving as the distributor of DreamOn discs for Spain. It was cancelled when Sega stopped producing said discs and Hobby Press alleged those were what ensured the profitability of the magazine[1]. At the end of the magazine's run, a final supplement was included in the August 2001 issue of Hobby Consolas.
Contents
Back issues
(1999-12-20, 975Ptas)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(8424094810048-00002)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(8424094810048-00005)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(2000-0x-xx, 975Ptas)
(2000-xx-xx, 975Ptas)
(8424094810048-00010)
(2000-xx-xx, 975Ptas)
(2000-xx-xx, 975Ptas)
(200x-xx-xx, 995)
(2001-xx-xx, 995Ptas)
(8424094810048-00014)
(2001-xx-xx, 995Ptas)
(2001-xx-xx, 995Ptas)
(8424094810048-00016)
(2001-04-17, 995Ptas)
(2001-05-25, 995Ptas)
(8424094810048-00018)
(2001-xx-xx, 995Ptas)
(8424094810048-00019)
Supplements
Expression error: Unexpected < operator. File:ROD ES free supplement 1.pdf
Expression error: Unexpected < operator. File:ROD ES free supplement 2.pdf
Extras
Expression error: Unexpected < operator. File:ROD ES 19 supplement.pdf
References
| Sega-related magazines published in Spain | |
|---|---|
| Mega Force (1992-1994) | Todo Sega (1993-1996) | Mega Sega (1993-1995) | Sega XS (1993-1994) | Dreamplanet (1999-2001) | DC Magazine (2000) | Revista Oficial Dreamcast (2000-2001) | |