Hi all

[woodpigeon]

Just signed up today, I have been a Dizzy fan since 1986. Every week or so my mum use to treat me to buying a game for my C64. I use to base games on their covers back then and not so much of the reviews. I picked "Dizzy" as it just looked fun! After that I continued buying them up until Magicland Dizzy.

It was a brilliant game, hard as ever to play! But back then games were.

I have art as a hobby and glad to give a hand to anyone in need with the fan games.

Speak to you all soon, excellent forum too.

Thanks

Woodpigeon

[Adz.M]

Welcome to the Community woodpigeon

You can download DizzyAGE remakes of some of the original games, It's not C64 style but still pretty good.

Have fun.

[SALEHMARLEY]

Just signed up today, I have been a Dizzy fan since 1986. Every week or so my mum use to treat me to buying a game for my C64. I use to base games on their covers back then and not so much of the reviews. I picked "Dizzy" as it just looked fun! After that I continued buying them up until Magicland Dizzy.

It was a brilliant game, hard as ever to play! But back then games were.

I have art as a hobby and glad to give a hand to anyone in need with the fan games.

Speak to you all soon, excellent forum too.

Thanks

Woodpigeon

Welcome to the community,
Your upbringing sounds very similar to mine with the exception of the C64, unfortunately I had to endure years of the Amstrad CPC464.
All my mates thought of me as the poor kid on the block ....personally I thought I was richer cos my computer had a built in tape player and a greenscreen monitor!!!?

[woodpigeon]

hahah cool Salehmarley, yea i remember playing on the Amstrad down a friends house with a green screen. It's crazy how computers were so different back then.

Amstrad was cool tho, was in a league of its own.

Good meeting you

[Lex_Hedley]

Welcome

[Meph]

Hello.

[frogandhat]

Welcome aboard!