Sunshine Publications was based in Little Newport Street,

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. The company first dealt with book publishing. In November 1983 it entered into magazine publishing with ''Micro Adventurer,'' which lasted for 17 issues. It also published ''

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'', and later published ''

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''. During the boom years of personal computing in the UK, it published many books aimed at the hobby end of the computing market, and also made a short-lived foray into games software publishing.

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