Mastertronic Collectors Archive

In this the fifth part of the First and Last series, we will look at the short-lived PAL Developments range, which started life in March […]

Kobyashi Naru is certainly an adventure game with an identity crisis. Although the cassette inlay and instructions state it is Kobyashi Naru, the loading and […]

We recently looked at Innovative Cassette 1 from Melbourne House for the Vic 20 – the first in a series of three compilations, each collecting […]

Back in early 1986, Uridium wowed Commodore 64 game players. Although graphically, the bas relief look resembled the arcade shooter Star Force, this was not […]

Once Star Farce has loaded, you are presented with credits on a blue and black background.  It lists the name of who wrote, inspired, gave […]

It’s been an incredibly busy time for all of our team here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive. As well as seeing the huge growth in […]

When Mastertronic launched their premium priced MAD range, they needed a few games that would hopefully push each of the 8-bit systems they were supporting […]

The budget PC software market used to be flooded with hidden object games. No matter who the publisher was, everyone wanted to release their own […]

Werewolves of London is a misnomer. There’s only one werewolf in the game, and that’s you. You’ve been cursed by an evil aristocratic family, turning […]

Ant Attack started life on the ZX Spectrum back in 1983, released by Quicksilva.  Programmed by Sandy White, it was a game that offered the […]