Editing Starpath Supercharger (section)

==Games==
All Supercharger games were developed by Starpath.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/computer-video-games-magazine-021/CVG021_Jul_1983#page/n18/mode/1up  Advertisement:Silica shop:Supercharger] Page 19, Computer and Video Games Magazine Issue 021, Published July 1983</ref><ref>[https://archive.org/stream/computer-video-games-magazine-021/CVG021_Jul_1983#page/n19/mode/1up  Article:Surpercharge a VCS and load up games from cassette tapes] Page 20-21, Computer and Video Games Magazine Issue 021, Published July 1983</ref>

;Initial releases
Listed in order of release:
#''[[Phaser Patrol]]''
#''[[Communist Mutants from Space]]''
#''[[Fireball (video game)|Fireball]]''
#''Suicide Mission''
#''[[Escape from the Mindmaster]]'' (prototype is called ''Labyrinth'')
#''[[Dragonstomper]]'' (prototype is called ''Excalibur'')
#''Killer Satellites''
#''[[Rabbit Transit (game)|Rabbit Transit]]''
#''[[Frogger]], The Official''
#''[[Party Mix (video game)|Party Mix]]''

;Mail order releases
These games were available only via mail order after Starpath declared bankruptcy.
*''[[Sword of Saros]]''
*''Survival Island'' <ref>{{YouTube|dLYqOF9R0kE|Survival Island (1982)(Demo)}}</ref>

;Prototypes
*''[[Summer Games (video game)|Sweat: The Decathlon Game]]''<ref name="starpath">[http://thedoteaters.com/?bitstory=epyx The Dot Eaters - Epyx | The Dot Eaters], ''Scott Nelson, one of the former Starpath programmers, had created a decathlon game for the Supercharger called Sweat!, but when the company merges with Epyx the project is shelved.''</ref>
*''Going Up??''