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Hi! Did you really play Dizzy on a ZX Spectrum in the USA? I first played Dizzy for the NES after I ran out of Linus Spacehead games.
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for the games
yeah it was a imported i got from the flea market. butt i no longer have it as it was a long time ago i never did play dizzy on the nes. butt i did play Linus Spacehead i didn't care much for it through.
Welcome to the Community {yolkfolk}:thumb:
Ah a fan from a across the pond. {yolkfolk}:yahoo:
Thank you for signing up to this eggcellent community. I hope you find your stay enjoyable and if you get lost or need a hand. Just give any of use a shout and we will help :smile:
welcome to the wonderful world of all things dizzy {yolkfolk}:thumb:
Welcome!! {dizzy}:biggrin:
Thank you guys for the warm welcome {dizzy}:biggrin:
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Hello from the uk.
Did you know the Dizzy series is based on a true story?
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what the back story to the dizzy series i never heard of it.
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Yep based on a real life walking and talking egg who solved puzzles.. he was a detective. Part of England’s great history.
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Surely that would be Sheryolk Holmes ? :lol:
Welcome aboard the good ship Yolkfolk. But didnt the USA have the Timex clone of the Speccy you could have bought? Not that buying a Speccy is a bad thing of course, far better than the Commode 64! {yolkfolk}:tongue:
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Rubbish!!! The c64 knocked the socks off everything else.. and you all know it!
It wont be long now before the members of this site become divided.. A Civil war of sorts. .. wheres my pitchfolk...
The Commodore 64 was pretty cool, but I think CodeMasters was a lot better at developing for the ZX Spectrum, and most of their C64 ports didn’t turn out very well unless they were pure action games. And since Dizzy was developed for the Spectrum first, you tend to get the most consistent Dizzy experience on that platform.
[/quote]i rather enjoy dizzy more on the Spectrum then the c64 Spectrum version to me felt like at home.
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Don’t mind Meph, he’s winding you up.
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i know he was thanks anyway {yolkfolk}:music:
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{yolkfolk}:yo:
Rubbish!!! The c64 knocked the socks off everything else.. and you all know it!
It wont be long now before the members of this site become divided.. A Civil war of sorts. .. wheres my pitchfolk…
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Unfortunately you are all wrong!!!!! {dizzy}:lookup:
I played Dizzy for many a year on the Amstrad CPC464 and i still think my green screen monitor outdone both the spectrum and c64 computers.....
I remember crying to my Mum cos all my mates at the time were sporting the c64 and there i was with my Amstrad...
My mum still insists the Amstrad was the more expensive {dizzy}:dizwink: