Difference between revisions of "Sega Visions"

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File:SegaVisions11US.pdf|Issue #11 (February/March 1993)
 
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File:SegaVisions12US.pdf|Issue #12 (April/May 1993)
 
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File:SegaVisions US 13 cover.jpg|Issue #13 (June/July 1993)
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File:SegaVisions13US.pdf|Issue #13 (June/July 1993)
File:SegaVisions US 14 cover.jpg|Issue #14 (August/September 1993)
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File:SegaVisions14US.pdf|Issue #14 (August/September 1993)
File:SegaVisions US 15 cover.jpg|Issue #15 (October/November 1993)
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File:SegaVisions15US.pdf|Issue #15 (October/November 1993)
File:SegaVisions US 16 cover.jpg|Issue #16 (December/January 1993/1994)
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File:SegaVisions16US.pdf|Issue #16 (December/January 1993/1994)
File:SegaVisions US 17 cover.jpg|Issue #17 (February/March 1994)
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File:SegaVisions17US.pdf|Issue #17 (February/March 1994)
File:SegaVisions US 18 cover.jpg|Issue #18 (April/May 1994)
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File:SegaVisions18US.pdf|Issue #18 (April/May 1994)
File:SegaVisions US 19 cover.jpg|Issue #19 (June/July 1994)
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File:SegaVisions19US.pdf|Issue #19 (June/July 1994)
 
File:SegaVisions US 20 cover.jpg|Issue #20 (August/September 1994)
 
File:SegaVisions US 20 cover.jpg|Issue #20 (August/September 1994)
 
File:SegaVisions US 21 cover.jpg|Issue #21 (October/November 1994)
 
File:SegaVisions US 21 cover.jpg|Issue #21 (October/November 1994)

Revision as of 17:14, 30 July 2014

Template:Magazine Sega Visions was a US-based magazine which focused on many of the Sega consoles of the early 1990s - the Sega Master System, Sega Mega Drive, Sega Game Gear and Sega Mega-CD. Later issues also covered the Sega 32X and Sega Saturn

The magazine was released to coincide with the launch of the North American Sega Genesis, and was Sega's answer to the popular Nintendo-endorsed Nintendo Power magazine which was extremely popular with NES owners. Unfortunately Sega's mag read more like a long advertisement rather than giving the user any exclusive coverage of Sega products.

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