
One of the strangest labels to come from Mastertronic came in 1989. After then end of the original “310 range”, the range was re-started for a short 18-title run with new numbering. The range comprised primarily of games produced by PAL Developments (later known as Palmer Acoustics and then David A Palmer Productions). Some collectors referred to this short range as the PAL Developments range because many of the games were created by this company, although a number of games were infact re-releases from other publishers.
Strangely, the packaging alternated between Mastertronic and Mastertronic Plus branding adding to the confusion of the branding. We are splitting this list up into all the separate formats covered by the label and will be adding them over time. There are gaps but we are aware of many games that were completed but never published and we will be adding details of these separately.
Updated: 4th May 2025
Commodore 64
Number | Title | Author | Sales | Cover Art |
PAL CM1 | Bombfusion | 14,607 | ||
PAL CM2 | Speed Zone | 11,022 | ||
PAL CM3 | Dynamix | Ashley Routledge, David Saunders |
4,940 | |
PAL CM4 | ||||
PAL CM5 | Protector | 7,512 | ||
PAL CM6 | ||||
PAL CM7 | Advanced Basketball Simulator | 15,176 | ||
PAL CM8 | Tetris | 19,677 | ||
PAL CM9 | ||||
PAL CM10 | Super Nudge 2000 | Ashley Routledge, David Saunders |
21,522 | |
PAL CM11 | Rescue On Fractalus | 11,153 | ||
PAL CM12 | Barry McGuigan’s Boxing | 16,522 | ||
PAL CM13 | Die Alien Slime | 5,491 | ||
PAL CM14 | Sidewinder II | 2,723 | ||
PAL CM15 | T-Bird | 1,683 | ||
PAL CM16 | ||||
PAL CM17 | ||||
PAL CM18 | Rugby Manager | 3,322 |
Notes
- Despite the range having a number of high profile re-releases, it’s interesting to note that the biggest seller was a slot machine simulator!
We will be adding more to this list over time including more formats, links to reviews etc.
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