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Treasure Island Dizzy is a computer puzzle game published in 1988. Treasure Island Dizzy was the second game in the Dizzy series, and is the sequel to Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure.
The Oliver Twins Collection is a bundle cartridge for the Evercade. It features 11 classic games from The Oliver Twins developer, including: This bundle includes: - Treasure Island Dizzy - The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy - Go! Dizzy Go! - Dizzy The Adventurer - Panic Dizzy - Wonderland Dizzy - Mystery World Dizzy - BMX Simulator - FireHawk - DreamWorld Pogie - Super Robin Hood
After 26 years Dizzy finally returns with a brand new adventure for the ZX Spectrum. As with previous entries in the series the player must navigate Dizzy the egg through the perilous world while solving puzzles to progress. Wonderful Dizzy is designed by The Oliver Twins and is inspired by The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
A simulation of a fruit machine for multiple platforms.
Travel through 15 sugarcoated levels of arcade action with everybody's loveable pet fluffle - Pogie Another rediscovered classic game from The Oliver Twins.
"Dizzy hits the panic stations as the hydraulic crushers get closer and closer, belching steam - the machines going into termination sequence and its down to you to stop it." Dizzy Panic! was a puzzle game similar to Tetris, which involved moving a wall left to right so that falling shapes can pass through the appropriately shapes holes in the wall.
Dizzy Down the Rapids is an arcade style action video game that was published in 1991 by Codemasters for the Amstrad CPC, Spectrum, DOS, Atari ST, Commodore 64 and Amiga. The game involves Dizzy riding barrels down a river avoiding obstacles and enemies. This was another game derived from a minigame game found in The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy like Bubble Dizzy. The game was based on the game play from an arcade game titled Toobin'. The C64 version was developed first by Paul Black. The C64 version was originally a clone of Toobin called 'Toobin Turles'. When the game was taken to Codemasters for consideration, it was rebranded to take advantage of the Dizzy character.
A 3D space shooter written by the Oliver twins and published by Codemasters.
Pikuniku is a puzzle and adventure game set in a colorful world. The player controls Piku, a small red creature, guiding him through levels and solving puzzles that mostly involve kicking and pushing objects onto switches to open the way forward. Piku can lasso his legs to swing from hooks and zip lines, curl into a ball to roll, ride minecarts, and travel through pipes to reach new areas. Along the way the player meets villagers to talk with and can spend coins earned in levels on items such as hats. A local co-op mode lets a second player control a similar orange creature named Niku across a set of cooperative levels.
Hell Pie is a single-player 3D platformer which empowers players with an extensive set of moves based on a swing mechanic and lets them explore a combination of large twisted worlds and small challenging levels. Fighting enemies, collecting weird cake ingredients and interactions with bizarre characters complement the gameplay. Our target audience are fans of old-school action-adventures and gamers who loved to play N64 classics such as Mario 64 or Banjo-Kazooie.