I would really love for the Dizzy games to come to GOG.
They are such fantastic games, and they would be so good for GOG.
GOG *NEEDS* to have Dizzy here!

The Oliver Twins, who made the games, seem like decent, down-to-earth guys, and I'm sure they would be up for it.
I wanted to email them on their site, but I couldn't find an email address for them. Does anyone know their email?

The Oliver Twins site can be found here - https://www.olivertwins.com/

Please add your votes to the GOG Wishlist.



Dizzy Adventures:

Dizzy 1: The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure

Dizzy 2: Treasure Island Dizzy

Dizzy 3: Fantasy World Dizzy

Dizzy 4: Magicland Dizzy

Dizzy 5: Spellbound Dizzy

Dizzy 6: Prince Of The Yolkfolk

Dizzy 7: Crystal Kingdom Dizzy

Dizzy: Fantastic Adventures Of Dizzy



Dizzy Puzzlers:

Dizzy: Fast Food Dizzy

Dizzy: Kwik Snax

Dizzy: Bubble Dizzy

I like the Dizzy games too. :) You can find an info at OliverTwins.com email link at the bottom of their Privacy Policy page:
https://www.olivertwins.com/privacypolicy

Ahh, thankyou. I was looking for 'Contact Information', and didn't think to look at the bottom of their Privacy Policy page. ( :

Jerome Hannah Dean would certainly concur. And in his own folksy vernacular: "We ain't just a-bumpin' our gums, podnuh!" ((;--))

Voted. I still have the ZX Spectrum versions. Excellent puzzle-platformers.

If, by "Are you feeling Dizzy," you mean, "Are you fondling a bunch of hard-boiled eggs right now," then the answer is, "Yes! How did you know?"
If, on the other hand, the intended meaning is, "Maybe you should check and see if a serious gas leak isn't wreaking havoc with your mental faculties," I would answer, "Stop breaking into my house to eat my breakfast cereal, you Goddamned lizard-ghosts! Earn you own caps, or scavenge your own cereal!"

What are you doing here, get straight on over to yolkfolk dizzyage website:
https://www.yolkfolk.com/dizzyage/
Where you can play the old classics and hundreds of new adventures, no yoke!!

Also, if you like your unpoached, grab a speccy emulator and get playing: Seymour, Monty mole, and plenty of others!

Nether Earth and Treasure Island Dizzy are probably the two games I played most on the ZX Spectrum :). I've put them on my RetroArch setup and still give them a spin every now and then.

My apologies. I added it into the first post. ( : This made me laugh so much! ( :

As long as you keep fondling them, you can call them whatever you want! Little lower please...

Not sure who wrote that. I was asleep for a solid 20 hours (I must've been really tired), so it couldn't been me...though when I came to, there was a bowl of peeled hard-boiled eggs sitting on the table for some reason, the door to the cereal cupboard seems to be nailed shut, and I have an awful headache.
...Hmm. Maybe I'll open some more windows for a while.

Dizzy series is my all time favorite. I think Dizzy 1 on ZX Spectrum was my very first video game ever which I completed to the end, and all by myself.

Dizzy - Extended Edition 2021 Walkthrough:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw3NnIpbOOQ

Some of these cann currently be played on the Blaze Evercade.

On GOG it would be best of course to get different versions of the games because - let's be honest - the DOS version was not always the best one.

You... you SKINNED Dizzy??? *eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeekkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk*


You... you MONSTER! How could you???