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'''''Mean Machines Sega''''' was a monthly magazine devoted to [[Sega]] video game consoles in the United Kingdom. It was one of two products that resulted after a previous magazine, ''Mean Machines'' split (the other being ''Nintendo Magazine System'', a Nintendo magazine). The magazine was reasonably successful (though not as successful as ''Mean Machines'') and lasted a number of years.
 
'''''Mean Machines Sega''''' was a monthly magazine devoted to [[Sega]] video game consoles in the United Kingdom. It was one of two products that resulted after a previous magazine, ''Mean Machines'' split (the other being ''Nintendo Magazine System'', a Nintendo magazine). The magazine was reasonably successful (though not as successful as ''Mean Machines'') and lasted a number of years.
  
Problems, however, arose when EMAP launched ''[[Sega Magazine (UK)|Sega Magazine]]'', a similar product which had the edge in that it was officially endorsed by Sega. As a result, sales of ''Mean Machines Sega'' were damaged and the magazine was eventually incorporated into ''Sega Magazine''s successor title ''[[Sega Saturn Magazine]]''.
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Problems, however, arose when EMAP launched ''[[Sega Magazine (UK)|Sega Magazine]]'', a similar product which had the edge in that it was officially endorsed by Sega. As a result, sales of ''Mean Machines Sega'' were damaged and the magazine was eventually incorporated into ''Sega Magazine's''successor title ''[[Sega Saturn Magazine]]''.
  
 
==Syndication==
 
==Syndication==

Revision as of 08:16, 3 February 2013

Template:Magazine Mean Machines Sega was a monthly magazine devoted to Sega video game consoles in the United Kingdom. It was one of two products that resulted after a previous magazine, Mean Machines split (the other being Nintendo Magazine System, a Nintendo magazine). The magazine was reasonably successful (though not as successful as Mean Machines) and lasted a number of years.

Problems, however, arose when EMAP launched Sega Magazine, a similar product which had the edge in that it was officially endorsed by Sega. As a result, sales of Mean Machines Sega were damaged and the magazine was eventually incorporated into Sega Magazine'ssuccessor title Sega Saturn Magazine.

Syndication

Content from Mean Machines Sega was syndicated for use in the following publications;

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