Codemasters is announced. In this article, in Popular Computing Weekly, 18 September 1986, there is a fallacious statement about AI Products Ltd. This company (for […]
The Sega Master System was on sale in the US and Japan but had yet to reach Europe when PCW, on 11 September 1986, reported […]
Mastertronic sold its own joystick – the Magnum – for a brief period. It clicked a bit but was effective and the pistol grip distinguished […]
This major article in Amstrad User, August 1986, captures Mastertronic in highly confident mood. The distractions of full-price software, increasing competition in the budget market […]
Being a budget publisher, one of the things that you wouldn’t expect from Mastertronic was licensed titles. Yet that’s what they released when a limited […]
A brief review of the more serious home-computer magazines in 1986 provides many examples of software houses advertising for programmers or games to be submitted. […]
As with the PCW story, there was little real news behind this story and nothing came of it. Nor was there to be a range […]
Two news items in Popular Computing Weekly, 19 June 1986, of passing interest. Being “Out-Mastertroniced” by a competitor selling games at a RRP of 99p […]
Rumours about Mastertronics grand financial strategy surfaced from time to time, as in this news item in Popular Computing Weekly, 29 May 1986. The idea […]
Amstrad Action, then a relatively new publication, produced this major feature on Mastertronic in April 1986. The “Mastertronic Team” pictured below is Colin Johnson, our […]
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