Mr. Micro Ltd.
Overview
Although starting life as a self-contained publisher, Mr. Micro largely concentrated on conversion work for bigger companies. They were behind the filled-polygon Amiga/Atari ST version of Elite, the C64 port of Sabre Wulf, and several Activision conversions to the ZX Spectrum, amongst other things.Games
| Lone Wolf: The Mirror of Death | (1991) |
| Treble Champions | (1990) |
| Magic Fly | (1990) |
| Sporting Triangles | (1989) |
| Pac-Land | (1989) |
| Real Ghostbusters, The | (1989) |
| Menace | (1989) |
| Karnov | (1987) |
| Elite | (1987) |
| Koronis Rift | (1987) |
| Aliens: The Computer Game | (1987) |
| Aliens: The Computer Game | (1987) |
| Ballblazer | (1987) |
| Terror of the Deep | (1987) |
| Shark | (1986) |
| Dynamite Dan | (1986) |
| Spitfire '40 | (1986) |
| Space Shuttle: A Journey into Space | (1986) |
| Strike Force Harrier | (1986) |
| Willow Pattern | (1985) |
| Sabre Wulf | (1985) |
| Treasure Island | (1984) |
| Exorcist | (1984) |
| Harbour Attack | (1984) |
| Punchy | (1983) |
| Crazy Golf | (1983) |
| Humphrey | (1983) |
| Little Icarus | (1983) |
| Mayhem | (1983) |
| Digger | (1983) |
| Hunchy | (1983) |
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Related Web Sites
- It started with a kissometer (Article from September 1983 UK magazine Home Computing Weekly)
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