Difference between revisions of "Sega Force (US)"
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==Back Issues== | ==Back Issues== | ||
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| − | + | SegaForce US 1992.jpg|Issue #?? (Winter 1992) | |
| − | + | SegaForce US 1993.jpg|Issue #?? (1993) | |
| − | + | SegaForce US 1994.jpg|Issue #?? (1994) | |
| − | No scan|Issue # | + | No scan|Issue #?? |
| − | No scan|Issue # | + | No scan|Issue #?? |
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[[Category:Mega Drive magazines]] | [[Category:Mega Drive magazines]] | ||
[[Category:Game Gear magazines]] | [[Category:Game Gear magazines]] | ||
[[Category:Saturn magazines]] | [[Category:Saturn magazines]] | ||
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The United States edition of Sega Force was a magazine distributed as a suppliment to Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) during the early 1990s. Unlike EGM which was a multi-platform magazine, Sega Force concentrated solely on Sega systems, particularly the Sega Mega Drive (and its add-ons), Sega Game Gear and Sega Saturn.
For the most part, Sega Force only covered Sega-related news and game previews. Full game reviews were handled by EGM.
Back Issues
- SegaForce US 1992.jpg
Issue #?? (Winter 1992)
- SegaForce US 1993.jpg
Issue #?? (1993)
- SegaForce US 1994.jpg
Issue #?? (1994)
- No scan
Issue #??
- No scan
Issue #??