Throughout this site there are links to a lot of other
web-sites, so if something isn't here, have a browse of the rest of the site.
Dizzy Specific Sites
Yolkfolk.com has a lot of Dizzy
information and downloads and is well worth a visit.
Peter Teal has been involved in Dizzy websites for absolutely ages.
His current site is the impressive Theos Grotto [sic].
A server crash meant the original Dizzy Zone was lost. However, a
new version is now online: http://www.geekgirl101.org/dizzyzone
Dizzy Land is the new name for
acidbreak.co.uk's Dizzy site. It's primarily based on the Amstrad and ZX-Spectrum
versions but has some nice other bits too.
acidbreak.co.uk has a Dizzy section which contains mp3s for lots of the Amstrad CPC and
Spectrum Dizzy games plus general info on the games.
Tommy Pereira's Dizzy
Petition is now back online. Why not drop by and sign?
Dizzy Online is another Dizzy
site with very nice layout - why not pay it a visit?
Speccy.F9 is a Spectrum site
containing the Dizzy Shrine.
The Dizzy Remix Zone is now part of Yolkfolk. However, the old version of the site includes
information on a number of the Dizzy fan-games and remakes.
The Kingdom of Zakeria
is another Dizzy site (although it is no longer updated).
Bring Back Dizzy HQ is a site with
a petition to bring back Dizzy
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Other sites which include Dizzy info
OliverTwins.com is the official
site for the Oliver Twins (the brains behind the first Dizzy games). It contains
info on all their games (including some unreleased ones) including the Dizzy ones.
While you're at it, visit the site for the Oliver's new company: Blitz Games.
Amiga 51 has
information and screenshots from a number of Dizzy compilations, as well as other Dizzy
and Amiga info.
Classicgaming.com provides
information on many of the Dizzy games.
Your Sinclair Rock and Roll
years is an excellent tribute to Your Sinclair magazine, containing info from
almost every issue including articles, reviews and more.
The C64 Gamers Guide has a page on
Dizzy here.
NES World has a Dizzy
Page here. (Including
some good music downloads).
Nostalgica (the History of
Classic Amiga Games) have a page about Crystal Kingdoms Dizzy here.
The
Spectrum Adventurer has a Dizzy page here.
Brent's
Crud Speccy Days includes some Dizzy information including inlay pictures for a number
of the Dizzy games.
Ian's Dump has a What's the Story ... section
which contains many Dizzy game storylines.
CPC Games
Reviews contains reviews for all of the Dizzy games on Amstrad CPC
Total 64 is a
site dedicated to the Commodore 64 which includes a section on Dizzy
The Unofficial Codemasters
Website has a section for Dizzy which includes info and downloads for the Russian
vector machine. The site is available in English and Russian.
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Other Dizzy-related links
Codemasters were the company
who created Dizzy. However, their site doesn't contain any Dizzy information.
100% Codemasters is a
fan site for Codemasters.
Melanie Hoyle has now resurected the Codemasters Zone. It's definitely worth
checking out (and can you help out providing Codemasters ROMs?)
Dizzy's Domain is in the Video
Games Directory.
For links to Dizzy related cheats etc visit our Hints,
Cheats and Walkthroughs page.
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As well as this site, I run a couple of others. You can view my personal site
here.
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