Mastertronic Collectors Archive

Anyone who watched the BBC sports programme The Superstars in the late 1970s and early 1980s would have seen former British judoka Brian Jacks taking […]

Panther was the first of the Entertainment USA releases in a revised Mastertronic packaging for the label, so rather than have the stars and stripes […]

“Another Visitor… Stay a while… Stay Forever…” Few lines in gaming are as instantly recognisable as that digitised taunt which opens Impossible Mission, Dennis Caswell’s […]

Some four months after the ZX Spectrum conversion of Las Vegas Video Poker, the MSX version was released – using the later Entertainment USA type […]

Slamball was first released in the USA by Synapse Software in 1984.  If that name sounds familiar, that is because they also released the likes […]

It’s been another busy few weeks for us here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive, with more work on our regular checklists, plenty of new reviews […]

All fun has been banned by The System that is controlling The Universe.  The System has indoctrinated everything to have total control.  There are, however, […]

Anarchy was one of the first releases on the Rack-It label along with Tunnel Vision, which clearly showed distribution by Mastertronic (although they added a […]

After the initial release of Storm on the Amstrad CPC, together with its subsequent ZX Spectrum conversion, the MSX version was the next to be […]

Finders Keepers, the first of the series of games involving the Magic Knight character, was first released on the ZX Spectrum to critical acclaim.  What […]