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21 December 2023

Stuntman Seymour - Amiga version recovered

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OK...not really Dizzy-related as such, but its still eggcellent news.

Games That Weren't have been given the unreleased Amiga version of "Stuntman Seymour" by Ash Hogg.

"Stuntman Seymour" was originally released for the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64 back in 1992 by Reflective Designs.

According to Ash, who programmed the Amiga version which had gone missing after 30 years, the game is complete and fully playable.

The graphics were done by the late Brian Hartley, but the musician is not credited.

You can read the full story from Ash about the Amiga conversion and its recovery on the news article on Games That Weren't's website.

The reason why we've done a news post on this release is because even though we are very passionate about the Dizzy series, we also have a keen interest on content from the early years of Codemasters when many games back then were either cancelled or unreleased.

And with the current absence of our own Codies Archive, we've also made the game available to download here for now, including an .adf ROM by Galahad.

As ever, its always a joy to see unreleased games coming to life.
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