Difference between revisions of "ScreenFun (Spain)"
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Scans of this publication are known to exist online. These could be mirrored on Retro CDN. |
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| ScreenFun |
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| Publisher: Heinrich Bauer Ediciones |
| Country of origin: Spain |
| First issue date: 1999-0x-xx |
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ScreenFun was a video game magazine published in Spain. It was a Spanish translation of the German magazine, Bravo ScreenFun.
Back issues
| Issue | Name | Date | Price | Barcode | Extras | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Junio de 1999 | 1999-0x-xx | ||||
| 2 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 3 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 4 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 5 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 6 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 7 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 8 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 9 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 10 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 11 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 12 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 13 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 14 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 15 | xxxx xxxx | xxxx-xx-xx | ||||
| 16 | Septiembre de 2000 | 2000-0x-xx |