The "Repton" games were closely associated with the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron but versions were released for other 8-bit computers. Superior Software had planned to launch "Repton 3" with ports for the Commodore 64 and Amstrad CPC (as shown in pre-release press advertisements). The Amstrad version was never released but the C64 port did arrive in 1987. Ports of the first 3 "Repton" games were later developed for the ZX Spectrum and "Repton" and "Repton 2" were released together as "Repton Mania" in 1989 (published using the joint Superior/Alligata name). This was not a success and the Spectrum "Repton 3" was not released. In 1989 a version of "Repton 3" featuring all expansion packs was also released for the BBC Micro's replacement, the 32-bit Acorn Archimedes. Its programmer, John Wallace, also produced a slightly expanded version of "Repton 2" for the Acorn Archimedes which was released on the 1993 "Play It Again Sam 2" compilation (which also included "Zarch", "Master Break" and "Arcpinball"). None of these ports achieved the sales of the BBC originals.