
Mastertronic Collectors Archive Weekly Digest – 15th June 2025
It’s been a quieter than normal week here on the website. Personal life has taken priority so we haven’t been as active as usual, although […]
It’s been a quieter than normal week here on the website. Personal life has taken priority so we haven’t been as active as usual, although […]
Molecule Man had been released first on the ZX Spectrum, where magazine reviews of the time were positive and as such meant that conversions to […]
Loading Screen and Menus The loading screen is reasonably good with a drawing of your soldier in a spacesuit holding a yellow gun with a […]
Los Angeles SWAT is often also known as S.W.A.T. – primarily because of the title screen saying those initials, and even the front of the […]
It’s been another exciting week for us here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive. We’re heading towards some exciting milestones at the website but we’ll talk […]
Opening Options Screen Once U.C.M. has loaded, you are presented with a menu or control options and a scrolling message (with some attempt at humour […]
One Man and His Droid loads up with the loading screen being an effective version of the one on the front cassette inlay, and gives […]
First game I ever owned for the Vic 20 was Adventureland by Scott Adams. Even though I’d always loved arcade shoot-em-ups, that one text adventure […]
The Aim of The Game Molecule Man needs to find 16 circuits that are scattered around the maze. To use the teleporter, he needs to […]
As we said last time, we’re starting to get back to normal here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive and while this week has mainly been […]
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