Time is against you in your efforts to round up the Alien Sheep and to teleport them back to earth in this fast moving colourful arcade/strategy game.
Fortunately, your faithful droid who can fly, dig and tunnel is at your side.
JOYSTICK OR KEYBOARD
Showing posts with label cheapo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheapo. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Game Covers - Oblido (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
Jockey the counters through the maze but time is against you - bonus points are ticking away - frustration is building - sinners are escaping from the 'Sin Bin' trying to stop you - can you handle the pressure?
Joystick & keyboard
Written by Probe Software
Game Covers - Mr Puniverse (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
Mr. Puniverse, importalised on BBC - TV's "Late, Late Breakfast Show", now appears in his own action packed arcade game Big Mac - 2.
Sunday, December 20, 2020
Game Covers - Molecule Man (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
Lost in a maze with 256 locations fight against time and lethal radiation to survive and teleport to safety.
Molecule Man - The infernal survival game.
JOYSTICK OR KEYBOARD.
BY ROBIN THOMPSON
Conversion by Icon Design
Game Covers - Megabolts (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
Sixty four screens, MILLIONS of Megabolts (well nearly!) and timebombs, blocks and baddies everywhere! Can you clear the lot?
Blast your way through the action in this exciting arcade shoot-em-up.
JOYSTICK OR KEYBOARD
FROM MR CHIP SOFTWARE
Game Covers - Kikstart (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
Test your skills as a biker on 16 different courses in this all action simulation.
Joystick and Keyboard.
The Cover
The Inlay (with cheats)
The Tape
Game Covers - Kane (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
An all action, thrill packed arcade game where you take the role of Sheriff in a bid to make peace with the Indians.
The Cover
The Inlay
The Tape
Game Covers - Hektik (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
This all action, arcade game has 16 thrill packed levels.
With a limited oxygen supply for each level will you be quick enough to avoid a nasty death from a mutating monster?
Joystick and Keyboard.
The Cover
The Inlay
The Tape
Saturday, December 19, 2020
Game Covers - Formula 1 Simulator (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
The Cover
The Inlay
The Tape
Game Covers - Fingers Malone (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
15 levels of sheer thril-power! In this challenging arcade game you must collect all the stolen money before the raiders get hold of you. Packed full of action and excitement!
JOYSTICK OR KEYBOARD.
The Cover
The Inlay (with cheats)
The Tape
Game Covers - Finders Keepers (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
Trapped within the Castle of Spriteland avoid certain death at the hands of the grisly ghouls whilst collecting treasures. Collect as much as possible and escape to freedom - if you can ..
The Cover
The Inlay
The Tape
Monday, June 22, 2020
Game Covers - P.O.D. (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
P.O.D. has no pretentious storyline and no planets to be saved! It is quite simply the most exciting and addictive shoot-em-up EVER! Each level is superbly balanced for playability and challenging action.
It may be too much for you.
Joystick and Keyboard
WRITTEN BY SHAUN SOUTHERN
3D View (hold and move to rotate)
It may be too much for you.
Joystick and Keyboard
WRITTEN BY SHAUN SOUTHERN
The cover
The inlay
The tape
Game Covers - Prospector Pete (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
A game you can dig. Literally. Get in there and wave that shovel through 16 levels of exciting arcade action. Pick up the minerals and gold but don't miss the bonus - beware the meanies and the roaring floodwaters!
The cover
3D View (hold and move to rotate)
Joystick only
Program by British Software
The inlay
The tape
Sunday, June 21, 2020
Game Covers - Spectipede (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)
The inlay
The tape
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Mastertronic - What if? : Resident Evil 3
I'm a sucker for old retro game covers and always wonder what new games would like if they came out, or were re-released in the 80s.
Mastertronic brings you "Resident Evil 3" on cassette for £1.99, only for Commodore, Amstrad, Spectrum Atari, AND Playstation 4!!!!! - Available from all good newsagents, chemists and game shops!
If only..... :o)
Because I have WAY too much time on my hands, I thought I'd mess around with putting together some fake Mastertronic covers for modern computer games in an attempt to give them the retro 1980's 8-bit cassette look.
Remember... These are just for fun, and are obviously NOT real and NOT available, (although I'd love to see an 8-bit version with blocky graphics and cool chip-music).
In case you are not aware (or can not remember), Mastertronic were big in the mid to late 1980s and were a major budget software label in the United Kingdom and produced a large number of cheapo games and re-releases for the Commodore/Spectrum/Amstrad/Atari 8-bit computers (and some 16-bit too) - most at a pocket-money-friendly £1.99!
Anyway, remember this is just a bit of fun, but what would modern games look like if Mastertronic still released games like the good ol' days? Well, here you can find out!
As always, click the images to enlarge.
Mastertronic brings you "Resident Evil 3" on cassette for £1.99, only for Commodore, Amstrad, Spectrum Atari, AND Playstation 4!!!!! - Available from all good newsagents, chemists and game shops!
If only..... :o)
Because I have WAY too much time on my hands, I thought I'd mess around with putting together some fake Mastertronic covers for modern computer games in an attempt to give them the retro 1980's 8-bit cassette look.
Remember... These are just for fun, and are obviously NOT real and NOT available, (although I'd love to see an 8-bit version with blocky graphics and cool chip-music).
In case you are not aware (or can not remember), Mastertronic were big in the mid to late 1980s and were a major budget software label in the United Kingdom and produced a large number of cheapo games and re-releases for the Commodore/Spectrum/Amstrad/Atari 8-bit computers (and some 16-bit too) - most at a pocket-money-friendly £1.99!
Anyway, remember this is just a bit of fun, but what would modern games look like if Mastertronic still released games like the good ol' days? Well, here you can find out!
As always, click the images to enlarge.
Mastertronic - What if? : Resident Evil 2
I'm a sucker for old retro game covers and always wonder what new games would like if they came out, or were re-released in the 80s.
Mastertronic brings you "Resident Evil 2" on cassette for £1.99, only for Commodore, Amstrad, Spectrum Atari, AND Playstation 4!!!!! - Available from all good newsagents, chemists and game shops!
If only..... :o)
Because I have WAY too much time on my hands, I thought I'd mess around with putting together some fake Mastertronic covers for modern computer games in an attempt to give them the retro 1980's 8-bit cassette look.
Remember... These are just for fun, and are obviously NOT real and NOT available, (although I'd love to see an 8-bit version with blocky graphics and cool chip-music).
In case you are not aware (or can not remember), Mastertronic were big in the mid to late 1980s and were a major budget software label in the United Kingdom and produced a large number of cheapo games and re-releases for the Commodore/Spectrum/Amstrad/Atari 8-bit computers (and some 16-bit too) - most at a pocket-money-friendly £1.99!
Anyway, remember this is just a bit of fun, but what would modern games look like if Mastertronic still released games like the good ol' days? Well, here you can find out!
As always, click the images to enlarge.
Mastertronic brings you "Resident Evil 2" on cassette for £1.99, only for Commodore, Amstrad, Spectrum Atari, AND Playstation 4!!!!! - Available from all good newsagents, chemists and game shops!
If only..... :o)
Because I have WAY too much time on my hands, I thought I'd mess around with putting together some fake Mastertronic covers for modern computer games in an attempt to give them the retro 1980's 8-bit cassette look.
Remember... These are just for fun, and are obviously NOT real and NOT available, (although I'd love to see an 8-bit version with blocky graphics and cool chip-music).
In case you are not aware (or can not remember), Mastertronic were big in the mid to late 1980s and were a major budget software label in the United Kingdom and produced a large number of cheapo games and re-releases for the Commodore/Spectrum/Amstrad/Atari 8-bit computers (and some 16-bit too) - most at a pocket-money-friendly £1.99!
Anyway, remember this is just a bit of fun, but what would modern games look like if Mastertronic still released games like the good ol' days? Well, here you can find out!
As always, click the images to enlarge.
Mastertronic - What if? : Shenmue 1 and 2
I'm a sucker for old retro game covers and always wonder what new games would like if they came out, or were re-released in the 80s.
Mastertronic brings you "Shenmue 1 and 2" on cassette for £1.99, only for Commodore, Amstrad, Spectrum Atari, AND Playstation 4!!!!! - Available from all good newsagents, chemists and game shops!
If only..... :o)
Because I have WAY too much time on my hands, I thought I'd mess around with putting together some fake Mastertronic covers for modern computer games in an attempt to give them the retro 1980's 8-bit cassette look.
Remember... These are just for fun, and are obviously NOT real and NOT available, (although I'd love to see an 8-bit version with blocky graphics and cool chip-music).
In case you are not aware (or can not remember), Mastertronic were big in the mid to late 1980s and were a major budget software label in the United Kingdom and produced a large number of cheapo games and re-releases for the Commodore/Spectrum/Amstrad/Atari 8-bit computers (and some 16-bit too) - most at a pocket-money-friendly £1.99!
Anyway, remember this is just a bit of fun, but what would modern games look like if Mastertronic still released games like the good ol' days? Well, here you can find out!
As always, click the images to enlarge.
Mastertronic brings you "Shenmue 1 and 2" on cassette for £1.99, only for Commodore, Amstrad, Spectrum Atari, AND Playstation 4!!!!! - Available from all good newsagents, chemists and game shops!
If only..... :o)
Because I have WAY too much time on my hands, I thought I'd mess around with putting together some fake Mastertronic covers for modern computer games in an attempt to give them the retro 1980's 8-bit cassette look.
Remember... These are just for fun, and are obviously NOT real and NOT available, (although I'd love to see an 8-bit version with blocky graphics and cool chip-music).
In case you are not aware (or can not remember), Mastertronic were big in the mid to late 1980s and were a major budget software label in the United Kingdom and produced a large number of cheapo games and re-releases for the Commodore/Spectrum/Amstrad/Atari 8-bit computers (and some 16-bit too) - most at a pocket-money-friendly £1.99!
Anyway, remember this is just a bit of fun, but what would modern games look like if Mastertronic still released games like the good ol' days? Well, here you can find out!
As always, click the images to enlarge.
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