Game Review: Sanxion (Commodore 64, Rack-It)
Sanxion was first released by Thalamus in late 1986, and was their first game too. Programmed by Stavros Fasoulas, it was one of three games […]
Articles by Warren Pilkington
Game Review: Sweep (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Sweep was released late on in the Mastertronic 310 range, and was part of a limited run of the range where for the Commodore 64, […]
Game Review: Master Chess (MSX, Mastertronic)
Master Chess, according to Mastertronic, has been designed to be a no-frills chess playing program of advanced ability which is easy to use. The instructions […]
Game Review: Scumball (Commodore 64, Bulldog)
Scumball would be both in catalogue number and release date the final Commodore 64 game that was released on the label. The plot details that […]
Game Review: Orion (Commodore 64, Rack-It)
Orion was one of a number of games programmed by Graftgold that only saw a release on the Commodore 64. Whilst the blurb on the […]
The First and Last: Mastertronic’s 310 Range
As you will be aware, Mastertronic’s main range of games started life as the 199 Range with that emblazoned on the front cover initially, and […]
Game Review: Soul of a Robot (MSX, Mastertronic)
Soul of a Robot is the sequel to Nonterraqueous, a game that did not receive a release on the MSX. In fact, this MSX conversion […]
Game Review: Golf Master (Commodore 64, Rack-It)
Golf games on home computers have traditionally taken on two view perspectives, with the 3D perspective favoured by the Leaderboard series (the de facto standard […]
Game Review: Angle Ball (Commodore 64, Mastertronic / MAD)
Angle Ball (or as the title screen and instructions seem to refer to it, Angleball) is effectively a new spin on the game pool. Instead […]
Game Review: Angle Ball (MSX, Mastertronic / MAD)
In terms of release numbers, Angle Ball is in fact the last of the main 310 range to be released for the MSX, with its […]