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 […]
Articles by Warren Pilkington
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. […]
Game Review: Jungle Story (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Jungle Story was made with the popular utility The Games Creator, but unlike other early Mastertronic releases was not by the Darling brothers – the […]
Game Review: Dingbat (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
Dingbat (or to give it its full title screen name: Dingbat, Wombat, Kick a Kangaroo) was Shaun Southern’s final single (not compilation) release Mastertronic game […]
Game Review: BMX Racers – Version 1 (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
BMX Racers was, as with other early releases programmed by Richard and David Darling, was made with their own The Games Creator. Like the predecessor […]
Game Review: Space Walk – Version 2 (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Space Walk was, as with other early releases programmed by Richard and David Darling, was made with their own The Games Creator, a popular utility […]
Game Review: Space Walk – Version 1 (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Space Walk was, as with other early releases programmed by Richard and David Darling, was made with their own The Games Creator, a popular utility […]
Game Review: Squirm (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
After the original Commodore 64 version of Squirm sold well, it made sense for Tony Kelly to program a conversion for the Commodore 16 and […]