Mastertronic Collectors Archive

It’s been a really special couple of weeks for us here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive. As well as bringing you another huge helping of […]

There can’t be many people living in the UK who grew up with Mastertronic games in the 80s who hadn’t heard of Monty Python’s Flying […]

The Storyline In Camelot Warriors, you must travel through four worlds and destroy each Guardian with the four elements scattered around each world.  The worlds […]

If you’ve been a regular reader of all the checklists on our site, you will have noticed that there are gaps on most of them. […]

Molecule Man had started life on the ZX Spectrum, where its large isometric maze had found favour with some reviewers. The MSX conversion, handled by […]

Side and Vertical Scrolling The game’s action is played in a framed section of the screen.  Having counted, it is limited to 26 squares in […]

Programmer Gary Biasillo had worked at Ocean and learned some of their tools of the trade, including smooth sprite multiplexing and scrolling with an impressive […]

Mastertronic had a habit of releasing a lot of unofficial arcade clones throughout their history (as well as a few titles “inspired” by films and […]

We’re back with another round-up of all the latest content here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive and it’s the first in our new format of […]

The Rack-It label was starting to get noticed amongst budget conscious games players, especially with some of the games such as Anarchy and Sunburst receiving […]