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Magazines

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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 141\|Computer and Video Games Issue 141]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| August 1993 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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	\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 168\|Computer and Video Games Issue 168]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| November 1995 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|		\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 168\|Computer and Video Games Issue 168]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| November 1995 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|

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	== Other 3DO Mentions ==		== Other 3DO Mentions ==

			Jan 1998-Dec 1998 have been checked

	*Issue 195 Feb 98 - Mention of how M2 was one of the biggest disappointments in 1997 (Page 7)		*Issue 195 Feb 98 - Mention of how M2 was one of the biggest disappointments in 1997 (Page 7)

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			== Other 3DO Mentions ==

			*Issue 195 Feb 98 - Mention of how M2 was one of the biggest disappointments in 1997 (Page 7)
			*Issue 196 Mar 98 - Street Fighter Collection Playstation/Saturn Review - "It's the first time that Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo has been available on a console (other than the surprisingly good 3DO version which nobody bought because nobody had the machine)" (Page 56)
			*Issue 198 Apr 98 - Help Playstation Review - "Finally there's the 3DO's finest hour - Road Rash. This motorbike beat-'em-up was already old by the time it arrived on the PlayStation, and that was a couple of years ago." (Page 72)
			*Issue 199 May 98 - Preview of the Katana (Dreamcast) Games Show - "Remember 02, Warp's super-fancy adventure that was originally destined for Matushita's M2 console then moved over to Katana? Well, the Japanese developers are expected to be previewing the game on the new Sega hardware at their Japanese HQ on May 19th." (Page 10)
			*Issue 200 Jun 98 - Return Fire 2 PCCD Preview - "Return Fire was one of the few decent games to appear on the 3DO, so we welcome Electronic Arts' sequel with open arms and - mmm - slavering lips." (Page 80)

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	==Magazines==		==Magazines==

			{\| class="wikitable sortable"
			! Name
			! Publisher
			! Date
			! Region
			! Notes
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 168\|Computer and Video Games Issue 168]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| November 1995 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 169\|Computer and Video Games Issue 169]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| December 1995 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 170\|Computer and Video Games Issue 170]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| January 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 171\|Computer and Video Games Issue 171]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| February 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 172\|Computer and Video Games Issue 172]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| March 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 173\|Computer and Video Games Issue 173]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| April 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 174\|Computer and Video Games Issue 174]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| May 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 175\|Computer and Video Games Issue 175]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| June 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 176\|Computer and Video Games Issue 176]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| July 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 177\|Computer and Video Games Issue 177]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| August 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 178\|Computer and Video Games Issue 178]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| September 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 179\|Computer and Video Games Issue 179]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| October 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 180\|Computer and Video Games Issue 180]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| November 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 181\|Computer and Video Games Issue 181]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| December 1996 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 182\|Computer and Video Games Issue 182]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| January 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 183\|Computer and Video Games Issue 183]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| February 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 184\|Computer and Video Games Issue 184]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| March 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 185\|Computer and Video Games Issue 185]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| April 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 186\|Computer and Video Games Issue 186]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| May 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 187\|Computer and Video Games Issue 187]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| June 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 188\|Computer and Video Games Issue 188]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| July 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 189\|Computer and Video Games Issue 189]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| August 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 190\|Computer and Video Games Issue 190]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| September 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 191\|Computer and Video Games Issue 191]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| October 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 192\|Computer and Video Games Issue 192]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| November 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\| [[Computer and Video Games Issue 193\|Computer and Video Games Issue 193]] \|\| [[EMAP\|EMAP]] \|\| December 1997 \|\| {{Template:Flag-gb}} \|\|
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			\|}

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==Overview==

Computer and Video Games (also known as CVG, Computer & Video Games, C&VG, Computer + Video Games, or C+VG) was a UK-based video game magazine, published in its original form between 1981 and 2004. Its offshoot website was launched in 1999 and closed in February 2015. CVG was the longest-running video game media brand in the world.

==Magazines==