
Game Review: Kikstart (Commodore 128, Mastertronic)
After the initial success of Kikstart on the Commodore 64, and with the very different but fun Commodore 16 and Plus/4 version, it was a […]
After the initial success of Kikstart on the Commodore 64, and with the very different but fun Commodore 16 and Plus/4 version, it was a […]
Whoever thought going to the shops could be so dangerous? Well Mastertronic obviously did when they released Psycho Shopper for the Vic 20. This strange […]
Setting The Scene with a Blood-Stained Parchment When reading the inlay instructions for the game, it is clear from the outset that Sherwood Forest has […]
A very well written article in Sinclair User August 1985 which unusually looks at the business side of games development and publishing. It includes quotes […]
This last week has been the most significant ever for us here since we launched the Mastertronic Collectors Archive website. While it’s been fairly quiet […]
After the success of Finders Keepers with the original Spectrum version and conversions such as the Commodore 64, the Commodore 16 and Plus/4 version appeared […]
“Uncle” Frank Herman – the man who started it all. This history is dedicated to the memory of Frank Herman, who died 30 March 2009. […]
Bump Set Spike! (or Volleyball as it says on the title screen) is the first Entertainment USA release, with software being sourced from the USA […]
It’s been another busy week here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive and once again our focus has been on reviews and making some updates to […]
One of Activision’s biggest games of 1984 was their movie tie-ins for the blockbuster film Ghostbusters. While most celebrate the Commodore 64 original of David […]
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