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Grandslam

History

Grandslam was created in late 1987 through a management buy-out of Argus Press. Pac-Land marked the final use of the the Quicksilva label, but they continued using Bug-Byte for budget releases, rebranding it as "Bug-Byte Premier" in 1989 when they increased the price to £2.99.

The first incarnation of Grandslam, "Grandslam Entertainment", went into receivership in July 1990 but the company re-emerged in April 1991 as "Grandslam Video".

Note

The figures for Months in the Top 10 and Months at No. 1 are based on the All Format and Multi Format chart only.
Columns are sortable, sorting by the cover column will sort by chart appearance date.

TitleTop 10No. 1Rank
Cover(s)The Running Man

GRANDSLAM

< 1 0512
Cover(s)Peter Beardsley's International Football

GRANDSLAM

10524
Cover(s)Pac-Land

GRANDSLAM / QUICKSILVA / NAMCO

< 1 0621
Cover(s)Pac-Mania

GRANDSLAM / NAMCO

< 1 0690
Cover(s)Space Harrier II

GRANDSLAM / SEGA

00848
Cover(s)Scramble Spirits

GRANDSLAM / SEGA

001034
Cover(s)Yabba Dabba Doo!

GRANDSLAM / BUG-BYTE

< 1 01085
Cover(s)Peter Beardsley's International Football

GRANDSLAM / BUG-BYTE PREMIER

001358
Cover(s)England Championship Special

GRANDSLAM

001443
Cover(s)Glider Rider

GRANDSLAM / BUG-BYTE

001859
Cover(s)Monkey Nuts

GRANDSLAM / BUG-BYTE

002019
Cover(s)The Flintstones

GRANDSLAM / BUG-BYTE PREMIER

002718
Cover(s)Nick Faldo’s Championship Golf

GRANDSLAM

002938