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by - written on 27/09/07 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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1990 was the busiest year for Dizzy and the Yolkfolk, as Codemasters released two of the finest games in the puzzle adventure series while the Oliver Twins, Dizzy’s original creators who handed its responsibilities over to Codemasters’ own programmers, instead opted to concentrate on a small-scale Dizzy spin-off in the same league as the earlier ‘Fast Food.’ Except much different, as Fast Food was a load of rubbish. While still based on a top-down maze format, ‘Kwik Snax’ moves on from simple PacMan clone to something more original, inventive and satisfyingly taxing, a memorable puzzle game in the tradition of many great computer puzzle games of the time ... Read the complete review
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