
Game Review: FA Cup Football (Commodore 64, Ricochet)
As a Manchester City fan of over fifty years, I have had a love affair with the FA Cup, from defeats to Shrewsbury Town, Halifax […]
As a Manchester City fan of over fifty years, I have had a love affair with the FA Cup, from defeats to Shrewsbury Town, Halifax […]
Time and Respawning – The Jungle As mentioned, Flash Gordon has twenty-four hours to save the world. Now what I like about the game is […]
After the original ZX Spectrum version of One Man and His Droid, and a conversion to the Commodore 64, it was inevitable that there would […]
After the huge success of the original Commodore 64 version of Kikstart, which sold over 100,000 copies on Mastertronic after an initial release on the […]
One thing I loved about Mastertronic growing up was that – for the most part – they were pretty consistent in terms of quality for […]
As someone who grew up in the 70s, visiting arcades was a highlight of every family holiday. I was fortunate enough to be around when […]
Well received at the time, Mastertronic’s release of Sidewinder delivered a perfect conversion of their arcade game released on their Arcadia range of cabinets. Well, […]
Opening Presentation Once Rescue has loaded, the opening screen quickly moves the text showing the keyboard and joystick control options quickly shifting across to the […]
Speed Zone does its best with the plot on the cassette inlay to set the scene for a space shooter game, with mention of the […]
Like so many early Mastertronic releases, Bullet for the Vic 20 relied on the cover art from Mark J Brady to grab the attention of […]
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