| Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy / Fantastic Dizzy |
Released on Amiga, Atari ST, PC, NES, Genesis, Mega Drive, Master
System, Game Gear
Nintendo
 Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy was released for the NES by Camerica /
Codemasters in 1991
Did you know? Codemasters added a demo of Fantastic
Adventures of Dizzy into the cartridge for the game FireHawk? Type
your name as 'Dizzy' on the high score chart to access the demo.
Read the Instruction Booklet
The NES museum has the cart scan here and the
box scan here
In 1993, the game was also released (in small numbers) for the Aladdin deck enchancer
which added extra capabilities to the NES. The NES museum has a page about the
Aladdin and a page of cart scans (including Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy).
Differences between the two versions:
- Stars. The gold version has 100 stars; the Aladdin version has 250.
- Dizzy walks a lot faster in the Aladdin version, and the inventory system is a bit
simplified - when you pick up an item, it goes as far to the right of your inventory
window as possible.
- There are some small terrain changes, and some items are in different places, as
explained in the walkthrough's object guide.
Sega
Fantastic Dizzy was the name given to Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy when it was released for Sega systems
in 1993. It was released for Mega Drive, Game Gear and the Sega
Master System.
View the Master System box image.
View
the Fantastic Dizzy flyer (from the Oliver Twin's site)
View more Game Gear screenshots (thanks to James for these)
You can listen to the music from Game Gear Fantastic Dizzy on Youtube (again thanks to James):
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Other platforms
NES World have an article about the release of Fantastic Dizzy for the PC here.
A preview version of Fantastic Dizzy for the Amiga was given away with Amiga Power
Issue 33. More information can be found on the Magazine
Games page.
Fantastic Dizzy was also released for Atari ST.
Philip Oliver announced recently that, in 1991, a version of
Fantastic Dizzy had been completed, approved and mastered for the Gameboy by
Codemasters! Unfortunately, this never went into production.
Reviews
Emutech has a review of
Fantastic Dizzy (Genesis / Megadrive) here.
Emutech has a review of
Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy (NES) here.
The dandy2000 Sega Genesis
Games Review & Fan Page has a review of Fantastic Dizzy (Genesis version) here.
Stuart
Campbell is a professional freelance journalist and he has archived many of his
reviews on his site. He has a Mega Drive Fantastic Dizzy review here
(originally written for the magazine MEGA). He also has a PC review of the
game here
(orignally written for the magazine PC Gamer).
i-Mockery's Classic Games section has a Fantastic
Adventures of Dizzy review here.
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