#mastertronic

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UK 1987

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BMX Trials (C64), Mastertronic, 1985

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Master of Magic (C64, 1985)

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Infinite Frontiers - Celebrating 35 Years Of Geek Culture...

For those of you reading this who aren’t familiar with the name, Infinite Frontiers is the fan organisation behind this website. Founded in 1989, we’ve been involved in all manner of projects spanning most aspects of geek culture for the last 35 years. Fan clubs, conventions, websites, YouTube channels, computer software, sports clubs, Facebook community groups… and if we haven’t done it…

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Chiller, Mastertronic Ltd (1985)

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Console Racing Driving Games of 1993 - Super Off Road

Released in 1989 in Arcades under the title Ivan 'Ironman' Stewart's Super Off Road, Developed by Leland Corporation and published by multiple different publishers over the years. It would under go a name change for several future releases to just Super Off Road this includes it's 1993 release on the Sega Master System and Genesis release in 1994. The Master System release would see the game being published by Virgin Mastertronic.

Super Off Road is a diagonal down off road racing game with 4 races on track negotiating various obstacles such as water, jumps, tight corners, rocks and craters, money is earned for finishing in the first three, while post race players are able to improve various parts on their vehicle.

Improvements vary from your tires, shock absorbers, acceleration and top speed these range from 40k for tire improvements up to 100k for improvements to your top speed. You can also invest your earnings into adding a nitro boost, each notch of nitro costs 10k, this improvement is not permanent and once used you will need to continue re-purchasing.

1. Intro 00:00 2. Gameplay 00:15 3. Outro 10:49

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Infinite Frontiers - Celebrating 35 Years Of Geek Culture...

For those of you reading this who aren’t familiar with the name, Infinite Frontiers is the fan organisation behind this website. Founded in 1989, we’ve been involved in all manner of projects spanning most aspects of geek culture for the last 35 years. Fan clubs, conventions, websites, YouTube channels, computer software, sports clubs, Facebook community groups… and if we haven’t done it…

[theactioneer]

Ninja Mission (Mastertronic, 1987)

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31.) Rogue

Release: 1980 | GGF: RPG, Roguelike | Developer(s): A.I. Design, Greenwood Software, Icon Design Ltd. | Publisher(s): A.I. Design, Epyx, Inc., ASCII Corporation, Mastertronic Ltd., YTMTsoft, Greenwood Software, Pixel Games UK | Platform(s): Mainframe (1980), DOS (1984), Macintosh (1985), Amiga (1986), Atari ST (1986), PC-88 (1986), PC-98 (1986), TRS-80 CoCo (1986), Amstrad CPC (1988), Atari 8-bit (1988), Commodore 64 (1988), ZX Spectrum (1988), GP32 (2005), Linux (2005), GP2X (2009), Android (2012), Roku (2012), Antstream (2019), Windows (2020)

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UK 1987

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Commodore C16 Game - Rockman, bublished by Mastertronic 1985

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Silent Hill (1987, Mastertronic) (Atari ST)

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Cybowormz, or is it Spore 2 on the Commodore 64?

Cybowormz is a cancelled #Commodore64 game with a bit of a secret behind it. It's actually an early build of the long lost budget title - Spore 2, which was due from Mastertronic in 1989. Hopefully more can be found some day!

https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/gtw64/cybowormz/

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Vita Player Review Index

We had the idea to do this after doing something similar over on one of our other sites, the Mastertronic Collectors Archive. We’ve got a massive amount of game reviews here on Vita Player but for those of you wanting to know just what games we’ve covered, or if you’re looking for a particular review it’s not always an easy task. So we’ve decided to put this index together so you can find links…

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Ball Crazy, released by Mastertronics in 1987, is a puzzle-action game for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and Amstrad CPC. The player controls Eric the Ball, navigating levels filled with blocks. The main objective is to jump on each block, turning them into a selected color by bouncing on them until they match the desired hue. All while doing this, the player must avoid enemies called Chasers, which actively pursue Eric.

With a total of 8 levels, once players complete all stages, the game restarts from the first level with increased difficulty. Combining strategy with fast reflexes, Ball Crazy presents a unique and engaging challenge as players attempt to color all the blocks without being caught.