Hello again:)

Hello everyone(for the 2nd time) my name is Andy"thereallocomaniac" aka Mr locomaybe.
It's been quite a while since i joined up and posted anything, so thought it was about time to say hello again.
I'm a big fan of the Dizzy games, and the good old speccy {yolkfolk}:music:
Look forward to getting to know everyone

Welcome back Andy {yolkfolk}:dizzy:

hello again back {yolkfolk}:music:

Hi {yolkfolk}:dizzy:

Couldn't help but notice Trials HD on your gamercard. Great game {yolkfolk}:clap:

Hi there everyone :teethy:
Just wanted to thank everyone for the warm welcome, {yolkfolk}:clap:

you were a member of Yolkfolk.com? :confused:

I recall subscribing to you on youtube, heh.

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you were a member of Yolkfolk.com? :confused:

I recall subscribing to you on youtube, heh.

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Yeah i think i joined up about march sometime {yolkfolk}:scratch:
Yeah that was my old youtube channel, i got a new one though, thats got loads of Dizzy reveiws. http://www.youtube.com/user/locomaniacs1hmps

if you really want to beat toxie to finding the 'crappiest crap game', you'd better check out 'Where's Wally' for the Megadrive.

I read a review of it years ago. basically it was as it sounds. you had a level with a picture in it, and had to find Wally in the picture by clicking on him, which would the take you to the next level.

Now, bear in mind this game cost £40 15 years ago.

so how many levels do you think there were?

500?

200?

100?

there were 10 levels.

apparently it took the editor of the magazine reviewing it just under 2 minutes to complete the game.

they gave it a score of 5%, and said that you'd probably have more fun withdrawing £40 from the cash machine and setting fire to it.

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they gave it a score of 5%, and said that you’d probably have more fun withdrawing £40 from the cash machine and setting fire to it.

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{yolkfolk}:rofl: