See Super Play for the UK based SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) magazine.

Super PLAY (often abbreviated SP) was a Swedish video game magazine. Started in March 1993 with the name Super Power, it was the first independent video game magazine in Sweden. Despite its independence, it initially only covered Nintendo games, but the coverage was extended to all major consoles in 1995. The name was changed in March 1996, and in June 2001 the magazine started covering PC games. Its monthly circulation was in 2003 25,000 [1] The editor in chief until November 2004 was Tobias Bjarneby, who left along with a large segment of the staff to form the new magazine Reset (which later merged with the magazine Player 1 to form LEVEL). The last editor in chief was Joakim Bennet, who succeeded Tommy Rydling in mid-2007.

This article is about Super Play, the UK video games magazine. There is a different article on the Swedish gaming magazine Super PLAY.

Super Play (スーパープレィ) was a British Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) magazine which ran from November 1992 to September 1996.