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| − | | publisher= | + | | publisher=NOMAC Publishing Ltd (1984-1987), MJH & Poseidon Software (1987-1988) |
| system=[[SC-3000]] | | system=[[SC-3000]] | ||
| country=New Zealand | | country=New Zealand | ||
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''Sega Computer'' was a technical magazine, providing advice and knowledge on [[SC-3000]] programming. | ''Sega Computer'' was a technical magazine, providing advice and knowledge on [[SC-3000]] programming. | ||
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| + | ==Back issues== | ||
| + | {{issuetable|code=sc|region=NZ|name=Sega Computer|link=sega:{{PAGENAME}}| | ||
| + | {{issue|1|name=xxxx xxxx|date=1984-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer01NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|2|name=September 1984|date=1984-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer02NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|3|name=November 1984|date=1984-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer03NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|4|name=January/February 1985|date=198x-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer04NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|5|name=April 1985|date=1985-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer05NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|6|name=June 1985|date=1985-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer06NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|7|name=August 1985|date=1985-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer07NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|8|name=September/October 1985|date=1985-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer08NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|9|name=Christmas 1985|date=1985-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer09NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|10|name=January/February and March/April 1986|date=198x-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer10NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|11|name=May/June 1986|date=1986-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer11NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|12|name=July/August 1986|date=1986-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer12NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|13|name=September/October 1986|date=1986-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer13NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|14|name=November 1986/February 1987|date=1986-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer14NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|15|name=March/June 1987|date=1987-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer15NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|16|name=October 1987|date=1987-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer16NewLook1NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|17|name=Christmas 1987|date=1987-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer17NewLook2NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|18|name=March/April 1988|date=1988-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer18NewLook3NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|19|name=May/June 1988|date=1988-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer19NewLook4NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | {{issue|20|name=July/August 1988|date=1988-xx-xx|price=|barcode=|pdf=SegaComputer20NewLook5NZ.pdf}} | ||
| + | }} | ||
| − | + | ==References== | |
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Latest revision as of 15:02, 8 June 2024
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| Sega Computer |
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| Publisher: NOMAC Publishing Ltd (1984-1987), MJH & Poseidon Software (1987-1988) |
| Country of origin: New Zealand |
| Backed systems: SC-3000 |
| First issue date: 1984-xx-xx |
| Last issue date: 1988-xx-xx |
| Number of issues: 20? |
| Frequency: Bimonthly, Quarterly |
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Sega Computer was a magazine given away in New Zealand to members of the Sega User's Club. It was created by Grandstand Leisure and was distributed to subscribers on a bi-monthly basis until the very last release, in which the responsibilities were given to Poseidon Software.
Sega Computer was a technical magazine, providing advice and knowledge on SC-3000 programming.
Promotional material
Poseidon Software Sega Hire Club (Came with Issue#16)
Back issues
| Issue | Name | Date | Price | Barcode | Extras | |
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xxxx xxxx | 1984-xx-xx | |||
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September 1984 | 1984-xx-xx | |||
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November 1984 | 1984-xx-xx | |||
| 4 |
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January/February 1985 | 198x-xx-xx | |||
| 5 |
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April 1985 | 1985-xx-xx | |||
| 6 |
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June 1985 | 1985-xx-xx | |||
| 7 |
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August 1985 | 1985-xx-xx | |||
| 8 |
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September/October 1985 | 1985-xx-xx | |||
| 9 |
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Christmas 1985 | 1985-xx-xx | |||
| 10 |
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January/February and March/April 1986 | 198x-xx-xx | |||
| 11 |
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May/June 1986 | 1986-xx-xx | |||
| 12 |
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July/August 1986 | 1986-xx-xx | |||
| 13 |
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September/October 1986 | 1986-xx-xx | |||
| 14 |
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November 1986/February 1987 | 1986-xx-xx | |||
| 15 |
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March/June 1987 | 1987-xx-xx | |||
| 16 |
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October 1987 | 1987-xx-xx | |||
| 17 |
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Christmas 1987 | 1987-xx-xx | |||
| 18 |
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March/April 1988 | 1988-xx-xx | |||
| 19 |
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May/June 1988 | 1988-xx-xx | |||
| 20 |
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July/August 1988 | 1988-xx-xx |
