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Family Computer Magazine , commonly known as Famimaga (ファミマガ) for short was a video game magazine focused on Nintendo's Family Computer console. The magazine was published by Tokuma Shoten who had previously begun publishing similar video game magazines with Technopolis in 1982. Family Computer Magazine was released just after a boom period for the Family Computer in Japan with the release of Super Mario Bros. in 1985 as well as other major companies beginning to make games for the console.
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