Game Review: Dark Star (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Dark Star was one of a series of games made with The Games Creator, but had up to three releases. The original release was on […]
Articles by Warren Pilkington
Game Review: The Exploits of Fingers Malone (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
The Exploits of Fingers Malone (which I shall refer to by its shortened name of Fingers Malone for the remainder of this review) is the […]
Game Review: Kikstart (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Kikstart started out being released by Mr Chip Software themselves back in 1984, with Mastertronic’s re-release the year after with the subheading of “Off Road […]
Game Review: Megabolts (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
Megabolts is a Mr Chip Software game, but unlike most of their releases, not programmed by Shaun Southern or Tony Kelly, but Stuart Cross, with […]
Game Review: Pigs in Space (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Pigs in Space was one of a series of games made with The Games Creator, but had up to three releases. The original release was […]
Game Review: Magic Carpet (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Magic Carpet was one of a series of games made with The Games Creator, but had up to three releases. The original release was on […]
The Top 10 Commodore 64 Original Release Mastertronic Game Sound Ratings as rated by Zzap! 64
If there was one thing that was perhaps always something that Commodore 64 owners would mention in the playground computer debates of the 1980s, it […]
Game Review: Feud (Commodore 64, Bulldog)
Feud is the tale of Learic and Leanoric, are two feuding wizard brothers, who have lived in the village of Little Dullford for so many […]
Game Review: Xadium (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
Xadium is a Mr Chip software game, but unlike most of their releases, not programmed by Shaun Southern or Tony Kelly, but Michelangelo Pignani. Andrew […]
Game Review: Orbitron (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Orbitron was made with the popular utility The Games Creator, and not by the Darling brothers – the identity of who made it remaining unknown. […]