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Treasure Island Dizzy

Description: Manufacturer: Codemaster / Genre: Adventures & Role-playing

Newest Review: ... for an early video game made in the late 80s, one of the best features of ‘Treasure Island Dizzy’ is its soundtrack. Lacking ... more

... sound effects of any kind, the only noise is the synthesised main theme looping tirelessly, with one of my all-time favourite video game themes (alongside those from ‘Golden Axe,’ obviously). Unlike ‘Spellbound Dizzy,’ the theme doesn’t grate on my nerves over time as it’s based equally in the high and low ranges, and it would sound really excellent in a primitive electric guitar version. The graphics are less impressive, far flatter and less detailed than the later games in the series and lacking in the shadin...more

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Treasure Island Dizzy: Fry the Jolly Rodge-egg (like a rotten egg) and Batten Down ... (961 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 06/09/07 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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The sequel to ‘Dizzy – The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure’ by talented geeks the Oliver Twins was one of the most popular in the series, despite still having a few of the bugs and frustrating features left over from its impossibly hard predecessor. A platform adventure game, the player controls Dizzy – a smiling egg with arms and legs – across a number of screens in the game world, coming across obstacles that can only be conquered by picking up and using the correct item, or skilfully jumping to avoid. As Dizzy cannot destroy the numerous enemies and traps that get in his way across land, sea and sky, the game requires a degree of skill and patience. As Dizzy only has one ...

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