Game Review: Rockford – The Arcade Game (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Rockford: The Arcade Game was a conversion of the Arcadia Systems arcade game, where the systems were based on Amiga boards and used that hardware […]
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Game Review: Back To Reality (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Back To Reality tries to set the tone for you being alone and isolated in space, and indeed the lengthy plot on the inlay of […]
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: Five-a-Side Soccer (Commodore 64, Mastertronic and MAD)
The origins of Five-a-Side Soccer are not even from a football related game, but an ice hockey one. The US publisher Advantage Artworx had already […]
Nice Music, Shame About the Game – Commodore 64 (Part 2)
Several Commodore 64 games players, and indeed, fans of the SID sound chip in particular, will have had some conversations over the years beginning with […]
10 Great Mastertronic Commodore 64 Remixes – Part 2
Several Commodore 64 Mastertronic games had some outstanding soundtracks that graced the SID chip, from the likes of Rob Hubbard, David Whittaker, Jeroen Tel, and […]
Game Review: Energy Warrior (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Energy Warrior was programmed across all the 8-bit formats by Binary Design, based in Manchester, but the Commodore 64 version did have a separate Mastertronic […]
Game Review: Dark Tower (Commodore 64, Melbourne House)
Dark Tower may not have appeared to be too advanced a platform game for its time on the Commodore 64, especially as the likes of […]
Game Review: Action Biker (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Most of the early games from Mastertronic were blatant copies of popular arcade games, or were re-releases from other publishers that they acquired to build […]
Game Review: Storm (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Storm first started out on the Amstrad CPC before getting a conversion to the ZX Spectrum and later the Commodore 64. There is a very […]