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A collection of Dizzy-related treasures

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I have seen many adventures come and go, but the best stories are the ones we remember together.

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This page contains a mixed collection of other Dizzy-related treasures.

A big thank you to the fans for sharing some of the items shown here.

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Dizzy Whizzkids advert

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Codemasters used to have official merchandise ‘For All Dizzy Whizzkids’. Unfortunately, we do not offer these items for sale on the website.

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Collectors Cards

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During the early 1990s, Codemasters released a set of Dizzy-themed Collectors Cards. There are 16 cards altogether, with artwork on the front and character information on the back.

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Postcards

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In an attempt to introduce their games to the American public, Codemasters released a postcard featuring The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy. Another postcard shared guidelines for video game safety.

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Bookmarks, Stickers and Badges

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A collection of promotional bookmarks, window stickers, game stickers and badges released alongside Dizzy games.

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Form of Recognition

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In January 2020, Royal Mail unveiled a limited-edition video game stamp set. Dizzy was one of eight British-made retro games recognised in the collection.

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Games Studios – 20th Anniversary Mug

Shared by Andrew Joseph

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The mug was kindly given to Andrew by the Oliver Twins to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Blitz Games Studios.

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The First to Beat Treasure Island Dizzy

Shared by Nicolas Blaza

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In 1989, Nicolas sent a letter to Codemasters saying that he had completed Treasure Island Dizzy shortly after the game’s release. Mike Clark replied that Nicolas was possibly the first person to complete it.

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Fantastic Dizzy Chocolate Coin

Shared by Paul Griffiths

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A surviving Fantastic Dizzy chocolate coin. The chocolate inside is now very unlikely to be edible.

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Codemasters Cartoon Club

Shared by Marcus Bowen

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Marcus joined the Cartoon Time Club by cutting barcodes from cassette inlays and sending them to Codemasters at Lower Farm House. He received a free copy of Pub Trivia Simulator and this certificate in 1993, the year the club closed.

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Codemasters Compliments Slip

Shared by SylarDean

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Fans could send duplicate Dizzy Collectors Cards to Codemasters and trade them for cards they did not own. This compliments slip was received with two replacement cards and is dated May 1994.