Pippo is a simple arcade-style game released for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum by Mastertronic in 1986.
Help Pippo to jump on all the blocks in his world  and turn them into a colour he likes. Watch out for the nasties patrolling the blocks, they will do anything in their power to hamper Pippo's progress and send him falling to oblivion. One particular nasty little specimen will even change the colour of the blocks back again leaving Pippo where he started.​
Fortunately, energy pills will appear every so often. GRab one of these and your enemies will all turn into springs. Pippo can then go and knock them all off the platforms.
River Rescue is easy to play but difficult to master. Navigate your speedboat along the river avoiding or destroying the various hazards. Land at a jetty on the North bank and rescue a scientist. Further down the river land at the South bank and your scientist will scurry off to safety. Dare you gamble and carry more than one scientist at a time? One false move and  they'll all end up in that big laboratory in the sky!
Highway Encounter is a strategy/action game viewed from a 3D isometric perspective. Your mission is to escort a bomb along a 30-screen highway to an alien base, navigating a gauntlet of hazards that threaten to halt your progress. You control a robotic "Vorton," supported by four extra Vortons that act as lives and automatically push the bomb forward. This setup gives the game its unique twist: your lives are active participants, not just counters.
Race ahead to clear obstacles before the bomb arrives, sometimes halting its movement to buy time. But if left unguarded, the bomb may roll into danger, costing all your extra lives. Once those lives are gone, you must push the bomb manually
As you know, all the best monsters are hand-built. Professor Frank N. Stein's life-long ambition has always been to build his own monster - but first he needs all the bits. Guide him round the lab picking up the bones in the right order, then activate his creation by throwing the switch. Watch out! The professor needs to learn that sometimes you get more than you wished for!
The classic Spectrum block-slider remade and updated. All new celebrities added to the line-up (well, they were current  in 2016!), plus additional sets of puzzles to unlock including all the pictures from the original Spectrum version.
Slide the pieces around the board and get them to their correct position. Bin off the bombs which will explode and ruin your game if given the chance. Find the correct combination of the  mystery items to get yourself a bonus.
The game is fast and frantic and not for the faint hearted!
Wasn't Ted pleased when his brand new Sinclair electric truck arrived! He had already bought a set of batteries, so no sooner had the delivery man left, than a very proud Ted climbed in for his first drive.
All was going well until Ted notices his truck slowing down. "Oh dear," thinks Ted, "these batteries don't seem to last very long.
Ted takes a look around - he has ended up parked outside a building being renovated. Suddenly he notices something glint in the sunshine at the top of the scaffolding. "Is that really a battery up there?".
Jumping out of his car he climbs the nearest ladder. Thirsty work this, thinks Ted as he climbs the next ladder. But then, Ted realises he has more to worry about than a dry throat...!
Two games in one. Remakes of the classic Spectrum games. Choose to play either games with sparkly new graphics or with the original ZX Spectrum graphics.
​Robbie the robot sits in his garden, fetching the old bag of compost to help his prize Thyrgodian Megga Chrisanthodil grow. Then suddenly the whole garden is invaded by the most devilish, destructive insects you could imagine. But Robbie is prepared!
Equipped with three spray cans of the latest insect repellent, smoke and streamers, Robbie fights to keep the deadly garden pests at bay.
All he has to do is figure out which spray kills each insect outright, as the wrong spray will only stun them momentarily. If Robbie leaves his plant unattended the insects will swarm all over it, eat the leaves and the plant
Charlie the Chef, keeps all the ingredients locked away in the pantry, only letting them out when he wants to cook them! Now this makes them jolly upset, let me tell you.
So, as soon as they can, the ingredients dash out of the pantry dragging all the sorts of nasties, found in the bottom of drawers and cupboards, with them, to escape, and run wild.
Poor old Charlie! he has to daze the ingredients with his flour bombs and knock them into the mixing bowl, because if they go into the dustbins they will be eaten by the bin monster, who doesn't care one little bit where he throws any of his rubbish.
Should any rubbish or nasties get into the cake mix then the "ingredients needed" counter will change, and Charlie will have to work quicker and faster, if he's going to bake his cake.