Mastertronic Collectors Archive

In the two previous articles in this series, we looked at games on individual formats and how well they sold, including many surprising numbers for […]

It’s been quiet an eventful time here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive since our last update. I know in previous posts I’ve talked a lot […]

Most of the games released on the Americana label were re-releases – licensed titles, arcade conversions or games first published by American companies. Spy Trek […]

In late 1984, Mastertronic were already becoming a major player in the computer games market. At that time, a new Commodore magazine was being launched, […]

Running a website like the Mastertronic Collectors Archive is no small task. Even with the strong and passionate team that we have working hard to […]

Laser The Wall The aim of the game is to kill the blue alien that moves randomly across the top of the screen.  It moves […]

Back when Mastertronic were attempting to put games into arcades with the Arcadia System, effectively based on a Commodore Amiga but with hardware changes, one […]

Once again, real life got in the way of us being as active as we wanted to over the last couple of weeks here at […]

It was Christmas morning 1985. A big box awaited myself and my brother, and inside it was not a Commodore 64, but the Commodore Plus/4 […]

When Commodore released the Amiga, which was meant to be a games machine released by Atari, they needed to release their own rival computer to […]