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Created page with "== Research Notes == * I didnt check that July and August 95 were 1 issue, so continued out of date until June, I have amended the page, but, the images and unreleased are still a month out ==Overview== Game Power was a monthly magazine published in Italy ==Magazines== {| class="wikitable sortable" ! Name ! Publisher ! Date ! Region ! Notes |- | GConsolemania(IT) Issue 37 Jan 1995 || Xenia || Jan 95 || {{Template:Flag..." |
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Consolemania was the longest-running monthly magazine dedicated to console video games in the history of Italian publishing. A natural counterpart of The Games Machine , it was also published by Xenia Edizioni with the sole exception of the last issue, published by Future Media Italy . The history of Consolemania lasted without interruption for a period of 14 years, from October 1991 to October 2005. | |||
The creator of Consolemania was Stefano Gallarini who was also its director from 2005 to 2007, currently a speaker on Radio Monte Carlo . Alex Rossetto took over from issue 2; from issue 101 he was replaced by Marco Auletta. | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 37 Jan 1995| | | [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 26 Jan 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 26 Jan 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Jan 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | ||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 27 Feb 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 27 Feb 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Feb 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 28 Mar 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 28 Mar 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Mar 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 29 Apr 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 29 Apr 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Apr 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 30 May 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 30 May 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || May 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 31 Jun 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 31 Jun 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Jun 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 32 Jul-Aug 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 32 Jul/Aug 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Jul/Aug 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 33 Sept 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 33 Sept 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Sept 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 34 Oct 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 34 Oct 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Oct 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 35 Nov 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 35 Nov 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Nov 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 36 Dec 1994|Consolemania(IT) Issue 36 Dec 1994]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Dec 94 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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| [[Consolemania(IT) Issue 37 Jan 1995|Consolemania(IT) Issue 37 Jan 1995]] || [[Xenia Edizioni|Xenia Edizioni]] || Jan 95 || {{Template:Flag-it}} || | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:47, 20 March 2025
Overview
Consolemania was the longest-running monthly magazine dedicated to console video games in the history of Italian publishing. A natural counterpart of The Games Machine , it was also published by Xenia Edizioni with the sole exception of the last issue, published by Future Media Italy . The history of Consolemania lasted without interruption for a period of 14 years, from October 1991 to October 2005.
The creator of Consolemania was Stefano Gallarini who was also its director from 2005 to 2007, currently a speaker on Radio Monte Carlo . Alex Rossetto took over from issue 2; from issue 101 he was replaced by Marco Auletta.
