Difference between revisions of "Mega Console"

From Sega Retro

(Created page with "{{Magazine | magimage=MegaConsole 01 cover.jpg | imagewidth=200px | title= | publisher=Futura Publishing | system=Sega Master System, Sega Mega Drive, [[Sega Game Gear...")
 
Line 15: Line 15:
 
| successor=
 
| successor=
 
}}
 
}}
'''''Mega Console''''' was an Italian Sega magazine which syndicated and translated much of it's early content from Emap's British magazine [[Mean Machines Sega]]. From issue 27 the magazine went multiformat, covering other consoles aswell as '''Sega's'''.  
+
{{stub}}'''''Mega Console''''' was an Italian Sega magazine which syndicated and translated much of it's early content from Emap's British magazine ''[[Mean Machines Sega]]''. From issue 27 the magazine went multiformat, covering other consoles as well as Sega's.  
  
 +
==Back Issues==
 +
<gallery>
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #1
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #2
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #3
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #4
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #5
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #6
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #7
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #8
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #9
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #10
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #11
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #12
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #13
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #14
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #15
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #16
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #17
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #18
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #19
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #20
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #21
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #22
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #23
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #24
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #25
 +
Notavailable.svg|Issue #26
 +
</gallery>
 
[[Category:Master System magazines]]
 
[[Category:Master System magazines]]
 
[[Category:Mega Drive magazines]]
 
[[Category:Mega Drive magazines]]

Revision as of 08:31, 28 December 2014

Template:Magazine


This short article is in need of work. You can help Sega Retro by adding to it.


Mega Console was an Italian Sega magazine which syndicated and translated much of it's early content from Emap's British magazine Mean Machines Sega. From issue 27 the magazine went multiformat, covering other consoles as well as Sega's.

Back Issues