Was there ever a PC-DOS version of this game? I see it mentioned that it was released on that platform on many sites, including the Oliver Twins'. If so, have any copies ever surfaced? Thanks.
PC-DOS version?
Was there ever a PC-DOS version of this game? I see it mentioned that it was released on that platform on many sites, including the Oliver Twins'. If so, have any copies ever surfaced? Thanks.
the only version i know of, that was released my codemasters, is the emulated commodore 64 version
you can find it on their website here
http://www.codemasters.co.uk/downloa...wnloadid=17409
you need to sign up as an M member to download it!
I've never come across a copy of TI for dos, and i've been looking now for almost 10 years.Originally Posted by MJongo
Wasn't Crystal Kingdom Dizzy supposed to have a PC version too? Has that ever been found?
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Ok, I was continuing my search for Treasure Island Dizzy, and I stumbled upon a zip file for Bubble Dizzy with a set of PC icons in it. The thing is, there is a icon for Treasure Island Dizzy in it! I made a zip of the icons, but for some reason, when I try to attach it here, it says I have uploaded the max number of attachments, which is strange because I never uploaded anything here before. If anyone wants the icon pack, let me know.
Put it onto something like Rapidshare or Filefront!!!
By the way -- I remember finding ported versions of Dizzy from Spectrum on PC-DOS with same SPECCY graphics and even same glitches/tricks....
In a crash I lost it all.
Dizzy 1 was the only one missing from the collection. But I also had 3 and a half and little joke ones like those.
Was there a PC-DOS version of Spellbound Dizzy?
As far as I've been able to find out, the only games that were released on the PC were Fast Food, Fantasy World, Kwik Snax, Magicland, Prince of the Yolkfolk, Bubble & Fantastic.
I've found Dizzy-1 on PC-DOS somewhere in torrent, but i think it's not official release.
Dizzy-1_PC-DOS
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