Arcade games have been a staple for computer games since the birth of the industry, but now it's time to look at some of the official home conversions from Mastertronic in our Arcade Week!

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Science Fiction is one of the most popular genres for films, TV and games, so it's about time we gave it some attention at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive in our first ever Sci-Fi Week!

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The Mastertronic Collectors Archive celebrates everything connected to the 1980s British videos games publisher. Come here if you want reviews, top ten videos, guides, game comparisons and more coveri...

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If you're a fan of the classic 8-bit and 16-bit Mastertronic video games from the 1980s you're in the right place! Reviews, features, top 10 guides and much more covering all their classic. For more M...

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Is the Force really strong with this one? Find out as we take a look at Star Wars Droids for the Commodore 64 from Mastertronic.

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Trailblazer on the Commodore 64 is a fast and furious racing game, with coloured squares affecting your movement as you roll to the goal of each of the courses.

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With the start of the 2026 FA Cup, it's time to start our Football Week at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive with a week of themed reviews!

A martial arts game for the ZX Spectrum, where you, as Bruce Lee, you must explore and fight your way through twenty secret chambers, collecting lanterns along the way.

What do you get if you cross a snack with a video game? Action Biker - ported to the 8-bit Atari from the C64 - putting the KP Skips mascot, Clumsy Colin, into his own game!

What do you get if you cross a snack with a video game? Action Biker for the Commodore 64, bringing Clumsy Colin, the KP Skips mascot to the 8-bit system in his own game!

Chiller is a platform game where you need to collect the flashing crosses in the five screens to rescue your girlfriend. This the most controversial game released by Mastertronic with the artwork clea...

Chiller on the Commodore 64 sees you attempting to get through five levels of spooky themed platform action to rescue your girlfriend from the House of the Undead, and then come back again as both you...

Spooks on the Commodore 64 is a game where you will need to exorcise the haunted mansion of ghosts in this large flick screen arcade adventure.

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Knuckle Busters on the Commodore 64 is a beat-em-up with platforms, where you need to escape the city before the city is obliterated, within a seventeen-minute time limit.

While many of its rivals focus one of the two games, On Cue from Mastertronic brings both Pool and Snooker to the 8 bit Atari family.

A lot of music from Commodore 64 Mastertronic games were given the remix treatment. Here's a run down of some of the best in part one of our new series.

Jet Set Willy – The Final Fronter (aka. Jet Set Willy II or 2) is the sequel to the original Jet Set Willy and prequel, Manic Miner.  You must guide Willy through his giant and very unique mansion  (t...

On Cue on the Commodore 16 and Plus/4 has versions of both pool and snooker on one cassette, allowing you to play the computer or a friend at both games.

On Cue on the Commodore 64 has versions of both pool and snooker on one cassette, allowing you to play the computer or a friend at both games.

Crazy Comets on the Commodore 64 is an unofficial conversion of the arcade game Mad Planets, with planets and comets whizzing around the screen in this fast-moving shoot-em-up.

In Soul Of A Robot, you need to destroy the manic computer which has become unstable with age using your robot seeker and a bomb in this follow-up to Nonterraqueous.

Nonterraqueous on the Commodore 64 has your seeker searching for the exit in a maze of over 1,000 screens, utilising the two seeker modes and bombs along the way in this arcade adventure.

Battle on the Commodore 16 and Plus/4 has one or two players battling for control of the last remaining oil deposits in the North Sea, in a game of strategy and cunning.

With over 1000 screens to potentially play through, Nonterraqueous gives you plenty of arcade action to play through.  Shoot your lasers and steer with two different Spheres whilst strategically bombi...

The conclusion of our series looking at Mastertronic re-releases from other publishers looks titles on the Vic 20, Atari and Dragon 32.

Scout on the Commodore 64 sees you attempting to complete eight challenging levels of shooting and platform action, so that you can recover and rebuild your ship to head back home.