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File:Spec 07.pdf|Issue #7 (1990-11-30)
 
File:Spec 07.pdf|Issue #7 (1990-11-30)

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Sega Players Enjoy Club
Country of origin: Japan
Backed systems: Sega Mega Drive
First issue date:
Last issue date:
Number of issues: 11
Succeeded by: Sega Fax Club

Sega Players Enjoy Club (SPEC) was a newsletter service (later full-blown magazine) offered by Sega of Japan. Eight issues were released (technically eleven thanks to the existence of a prelude edition, "SPEC 0", the "half-issue", "SPEC 7.5", and the "1993 extra" edition) exclusively in Japan. As well as detailing upcoming games SPEC features interviews of developers and even suggests ways to "modify" your Sega Mega Drive.

Back issues


Sega clubs and official membership services
Club Sega de San Martin (Argentina) | Sega Club (Australia) | Sega Masters Club (Benelux) | Sega Club (Brazil) | Sega Klubben (Denmark) | Sega Club (Egypt) | Sega Clubi (Finland) | Club Sega (France) | Sega Club (Greece) | Sega es Nintendo Klub (Hungary) | Sega Club (Israel) | Sega Players Enjoy Club (Japan) | Sega Partners (Japan) | Dreamcast Partners (Japan) | Taisho Roman Club (Japan) | Sega Mega Klubos (Latvia) | SegaClub (The Netherlands) | Sega Club (New Zealand) | Klub Sega (Poland) | Clube Sega (Portugal) | Sega Klubovi (Serbia and Montenegro) | Segoteka (Serbia and Montenegro) | Sega Klubben (Sweden) | Club Sega (Turkey) | The Official Sega Club (UK)