My Top 5 Vic 20 Mastertronic Games
Even though I’d been a gamer since the mid-70s starting off with one of the early Pong clones and then moving onto LCD and tabletop […]
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Game Review: Gnasher (ZX Spectrum, Mastertronic)
Yes, it’s a Pacman clone! On the front cover of the cassette inlay, there is a rather angry (and squarish) yellow character with very sharp […]
Game Review: Roller Kong (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Melbourne House)
Melbourne House established themselves for the Commodore 16 and Plus/4 system with a string of releases early in the machine’s life. This did give them […]
New Mastertronic Collectors Archive Mailing List
We’ve been making a few tweaks to the website over the last week or so behind the scenes to try to improve not only the […]
Mastertronic Collectors Archive Weekly Digest – 11th January 2026
We’re back with our first update of 2026 here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive and we hope you all a wonderful holiday season and a […]
Game Review: FA Cup Football (ZX Spectrum, Ricochet)
Flippy Side This game is a Flippy release meaning that both the Spectrum and Amstrad versions are on the same cassette. One side for the […]
Game Review: Five-A-Side Soccer (Amstrad, MAD)
Even though Mastertronic sourced many of their games from other publishers, there were times when only one version was available. In these situations, they turned […]
Game Review: Three Lions (PC, Sold Out Extreme)
Three Lions is certainly a PC game with an identity crisis. It originally was planned to be released as Major League Soccer before BMG Interactive […]
Game Review: Supercup Football (Commodore 64, Rack-It)
If you ask most Commodore 64 owners, the chances are that International Soccer will come high up in people’s lists of the all-time greatest football […]
Game Review: Championship Manager 2008 (PC, MAD)
Back in 1992, the first ever Championship Manager game was released by Domark, and programmed by the Collyer brothers of Sports Interactive. Over the years […]