After ZZap! Sizzlers and Crashe Smashes collections, Gremlin continued their foray into the mainsteam compilation market with the Star Games…
Table Football for Atari computers, released on Alligata Software’s Budgie budget label in 1987. Confusingly Budgie is also listed as…
A compilation featuring various Gremlin games for the Commodore 64, and a ported version of Chris Kerry’s Metabolis that had…
Shoe People was a departure for Gremlin. They wanted to branch out into Educational Games and launched the “First Class”…
Kindly donated to the Gremlin Archive by @kekule1025, one of the curators of the fine Plus/World website, Tube Runner was…
Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing was developed by Gremlin Graphics and programmed by Alex Syrichas on behalf of Virgin Games.
Richard Stevenson has recently uncovered a ledger maintained by his father that documented the incomings and outgoings of their software…
Sheffield is still regarded as the Steel City, renowned for its heritage and reputation in steel production. After the city’s…
The eagerly anticipated follow-up to the hugely popular Supercars top-down racing series from Magnetic Fields.
Tony Kavanagh joined Imagine/Ocean after a successful spell with book and game distributor Websters. Before Geoff and Anne Brown’s CentreSoft,…