I used to love Dizzy games.
Played them on my green-screen Amstrad CPC 464 64K.
Downloaded them all recently and played them all again in COLOUR!
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:26,
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Downloaded them all recently and played them all again in COLOUR!
har har you pauper
I had the Amstrad 6128!
But it was shite anyway, in retrospect.. Anyone remember those dodgy consoles that Amstrad released? They bombed really badly
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:33,
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But it was shite anyway, in retrospect.. Anyone remember those dodgy consoles that Amstrad released? They bombed really badly
I think as I got older
I was allowed one of those big boxes which allowed you to plug the Amstrad into a telly and make it colour. But tellies were expensive, so I wasn't allowed to buy one for the computer.
Disks (3", naturally) were too much, though. I used cassettes, like all the cool people.
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:35,
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Disks (3", naturally) were too much, though. I used cassettes, like all the cool people.
Damn right
Kids these days, they never had to wait 15 minutes for a game to load and listen intently to metallic screeching to check you've got the volume right!
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:39,
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If I recall correctly,
3" disks were an absolute pain in the arse to find after a few years, and became corrupted at the drop of a hat.
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:40,
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I have just checked and seen a new dizzy game is in the works.
vid at www.fantasticdizzy.co.uk
Also I had a C64 because I was cool!
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:34,
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Also I had a C64 because I was cool!
I would hug you, but I'm not sure where you've been....
:D
I WANT THAT GAME NOW!
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:37,
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I WANT THAT GAME NOW!
Gah!
"This is test artwork produced by Blitz Games to see how Dizzy would make the move to a brand new 3D world. This isn't preliminary work for a new game and there isn't a Dizzy game currently in production but if you'd like to give Dizzy any feedback on his new look then email him here: [email protected]. If you want to join the petition to bring him back properly then please visit dizzypetition.members.easyspace.com/. The Dizzy copyright is split evenly between Codemasters and The Oliver Twins and we'd like to thank Codemasters for allowing us to show you this new artwork."
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:37,
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How compaines like activision are happy to can really promising games that are in production, and keep "Spyro the Dragon" going, yet classic franchises like dizzy sit gathering dust baffles me.
What I want is a new turrican game.
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:41,
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what make you certain a new dizzy game would be any good?
it WAS good... but what makes you think that 9th generation games hardware is what dizzy has been crying out for?
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:45,
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because...
...my mind is clouded with nostalgia, and I most likely wrongly think that modern games developers can match my said notalgic sentiment. I secretly know that any remake would seriously damage my already fragile mind
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:50,
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that's okay then
... I'm sure there must be a games franchise of old which has made it onto the current systems well... Metal Gear (was a NES game...) erm...
Burnout?
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 13:53,
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Burnout?
tomb raider (the new one due out looks quite good)
Alone in the dark (even though recent offerings have been shit)
I'm not sure if they are making another Gauntlet, but I wouldnt put it past them
Doom
Wolfenstein (i think there is a new one of those due out soonish)
Mario
Sonic
- I think there are quite a few tbh
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Tue 26 Aug 2008, 14:09,
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I'm not sure if they are making another Gauntlet, but I wouldnt put it past them
Doom
Wolfenstein (i think there is a new one of those due out soonish)
Mario
Sonic
- I think there are quite a few tbh