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Wonderful Dizzy Walkthrough Guide - Sinclair ZX81 Spectrum - GameFAQs Introduction Wonderful Dizzy is a platform adventure game for the ZX Spectrum It was designed by The Oliver Twins, developed by Evgeniy Barskiy, and published by Team Yolkfolks With the launch of the Spectrum Next Kickstarter campaign, the Oliver’s set a stretch goal committing them to design a new Dizzy game if the target was met At the same time, they teamed up with the Crystal Kingdom
Treasure Island Dizzy – Guide and Walkthrough - GameFAQs Introduction Treasure Island Dizzy is a platform adventure game designed by The Oliver Twins (Philip and Andrew Oliver), and published by Codemasters This game is the second game in the Dizzy series, and it was released in August 1988 for the for the Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, DOS, NES, Amiga and Atari ST The gameplay is same with its predecessor; that involves collecting items
Fantastic Dizzy Review for GameGear: Too much egg salad for . . . - GameFAQs Dizzy is without a doubt the most famous sentient, puzzle-solving egg in computer gaming history Conceived and born (or more correctly, laid) of the Oliver Twins in 1986, this hard-shelled egg had been kicking around for five years before his inevitable rise from the likes of the Commodore, Spectrum and Amstrad CPC to his richly-detailed and brightly-coloured platform on the later cartridge
Fantasy World Dizzy – Guide and Walkthrough - GameFAQs Introduction Fantasy World Dizzy is a platform adventure game designed by The Oliver Twins (Philip and Andrew Oliver), and published by Codemasters This game is the third game in the core Dizzy series, and it was released in October 1989 for the for the Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, DOS, Amiga and Atari ST The gameplay is same with the previous games; that involves collecting items