Animal Crossing series

Newsstand magazine publisher Centennial Media (later a360media) operates the children's gaming magazine brand Gaming Fun, which they publish under various different Centennial magazine labels, including Centennial Presents, Centennial Home, and Centennial Spotlight. Each issue covers one game franchise, typically an ongoing live service game like Fortnite or Roblox.

This is an incomplete and ongoing collection of Centennial's gaming magazines, including magazines published under the Gaming Fun brand after Centennial was acquired by a360media. It is unclear how many gaming magazines Centennial has published in total.

Centennial magazines appear to have been published more frequently than once per month but do not have a publication date; their publication months have been estimated based on the "Display Until" date on their covers.

This is an incomplete and ongoing collection of Centennial's gaming magazines, including magazines published under the Gaming Fun brand after Centennial was acquired by a360media. It is unclear how many gaming magazines Centennial has published in total.

Centennial magazines appear to have been published more frequently than once per month but do not have a publication date; their publication months have been estimated based on the "Display Until" date on their covers.

This is an incomplete and ongoing collection of Centennial's gaming magazines, including magazines published under the Gaming Fun brand after Centennial was acquired by a360media. It is unclear how many gaming magazines Centennial has published in total.

Centennial magazines appear to have been published more frequently than once per month but do not have a publication date; their publication months have been estimated based on the "Display Until" date on their covers.

Product guides, like this one, were sent to video game retailers by Nintendo of America to promote their new and upcoming games and hardware. This binder, which appears to have been printed in 2004, was sent to a Blockbuster video rental store; it contains fact sheets, flyers, and a newsletter for retailers about Nintendo products called NSider Magazine.