Budget games producers faced problems in bringing their products to market during the early years (1983-5). Any means available was tried to reach any retail […]
Computer & Video Games published the following letter in August 1984 But a loyal customer strikes back in the February 1985 issue. Nice one.
An extraordinarily detailed look at the way software was distributed from publisher to wholesaler to retailer, by Sinclair User in February 1985. This article encapsulates […]
This advertisement was published in Popular Computing Weekly 31 Jan 1985. It features Mistertronic. More important, it talks about capital investment in the USA and […]
Mastertronic’s millionth customer? A middle-aged bloke wearing a suit?? Buying Chiller??? And a prize of a Commodore disk drive???? Anyway, Personal Computer Games, January 1985, […]
Sinclair User December 1984. The deal with Beau-Jolly was a one-off and Mastertronic never undertook any TV advertising since then (and probably did not have […]
The games industry back in the 80s managed to release titles that would be rejected in an instant these days. New York Blitz, and those […]
Mastertronic was quick to expand its business beyond the UK. In the summer of 1984, the company exhibited at the Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago, […]
American magazine InfoWorld, November 1984, reports on Mastertronic’s first attempt to crack the US market, in partnership with Classic Family Entertainment. The joint venture did […]
Following the collapse of Carnell Software, Mastertronic dabbled in adventure games by rereleasing some of the old Carnell product as well as a new game […]
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