Level Two..
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Level Two..
Been playing the c64 version and got to level two.. well i think its level two.. just a matter of collecting points and passing though the flags, But i was doing this for AGES.. When does this level end??.. Its boring me to death!
Whats the file exstension on the ROM you have?
.tap, .d64, .t64?
The d64 and t64 ROMs ask you if you want to start with infinite lives or time before the game starts.
The level you're on sounds like a bonus level, might have to make sure you don't choose to have infinate time before the game starts
Sorry if what I've said is confusing
.tap, .d64, .t64?
The d64 and t64 ROMs ask you if you want to start with infinite lives or time before the game starts.
The level you're on sounds like a bonus level, might have to make sure you don't choose to have infinate time before the game starts
Sorry if what I've said is confusing
Awww... The infinite time cheat, infinite loop bug strikes again... 
Seen it in quite a few games...
Most commonly happens in games where you get a points bonus at the end of a level based on your remaining time and the game adds the points up as it deducts your time.
However if you have an infinite time cheat on, you'll find that as the game is deducting your time to work out the bonus score, the infinite time cheat will kick in and keep replenishing your timer.
Causing an infinite loop where the timer well never reach zero and therefore the total will never finish adding up and the game can't continue, unless you have some way of de-activating the cheat in-game.
Timed bonus stages like the ones in Dizzy Down the Rapids, are also a poor victim of an infinite time cheat.
Seen it in quite a few games...
Most commonly happens in games where you get a points bonus at the end of a level based on your remaining time and the game adds the points up as it deducts your time.
However if you have an infinite time cheat on, you'll find that as the game is deducting your time to work out the bonus score, the infinite time cheat will kick in and keep replenishing your timer.
Causing an infinite loop where the timer well never reach zero and therefore the total will never finish adding up and the game can't continue, unless you have some way of de-activating the cheat in-game.
Timed bonus stages like the ones in Dizzy Down the Rapids, are also a poor victim of an infinite time cheat.
Level Two..
(6 years later)
That'll teach you both for cheating, and playing this abomination.
That'll teach you both for cheating, and playing this abomination.
Re: Level Two..
that a game of my childhood, but I just find the emulator of old games and I found dizzy where you can save the game so you don't have to finish the game at once :-)