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| Publisher: Enterbrain |
| Country of origin: Japan |
| Backed systems: Sega Saturn |
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Famitsu Saturn (ファミ通サターン) was a Sega Saturn-centric spin-off of the popular Famitsu gaming magazine in Japan. It is not thought many issues were produced, and surviving copies are rare.
Back issues
(1996-07-19)
(1997-01-03)
(1997-03-07)
References
| Sega-related magazines published in Japan | |
|---|---|
| Soft Bank | Beep! MegaDrive (1989-1994) | Sega Saturn Magazine (1994-1998) | Sega Magazine (1996-1997) | Dreamcast Magazine (1998-2001) | Dorimaga (2001-2006) |
| Tokuma Shoten | Mega Drive Fan (1989-1994) | Saturn Fan (1994-1998) | Dreamcast Fan (1998-2000) |
| Kadokawa Shoten | Marukatsu Mega Drive (1992-1994) | Dreamcast Walker (1998) |
| MediaWorks | Dengeki Mega Drive (1993) | Dengeki Sega EX (1996-1997) | Dengeki Sega Saturn (1997-1998) | Dengeki Dreamcast (1998-2000) |
| ASCII | Tech Saturn (1995-1997) |
| Takarajima | Saturn Super (1995-1997) |
| Mainichi Communications | Great Saturn Z (1996-1998) | Dreamcast Press (1998-2000) |
| Enterbrain | Famitsu Saturn (1996-1997) | Famitsu DC (1999-2001) |
| Sony Magazines | Hyper Saturn (1996-1997) | Saturn V (1997) |