THE OLIVER TWINS
Philip and Andrew Oliver's official website.
The wider Dizzy and retro-gaming world
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Philip and Andrew Oliver's official website.
Home of the 'Dizzy Adventure Game Engine' software that allows fans to make their own games. Created by Alexandru Simion.
Team Yolkfolk's sister site that's fully dedicated to the 80's and 90's era of Codemasters.
Blitz Games Studios was the Oliver Twins' first video games company that ran from 1990 - 2013. This website looks back at all the games and projects they worked on.
Company behind the development of the RichCast platform. Founded by the Oliver Twins.
David Darling’s company that publishes a variety of games for PC and Mobile.
Video Game developer and publisher founded by the Darling Brothers. Now owned by Electronic Arts (EA).
A mobile app that allows you to play DizzyAGE games on Android phones. Created by Andreev “Yozka” Aleksandr.
A mobile app that allows you to play DizzyAGE games on Apple iOS phones. Created by Andreev “Yozka” Aleksandr.
A fan game made for the Pico-8 that can also be played online. Created by Sophie Houlden.
Online fan game by virtualtoy, hosted on Newgrounds' website.
Created by Sam Partington, sadly no longer updated since 2007. There is some interesting information on this site. However, a majority of the links there no longer work.
No longer updated, this site talks about the Spectrum Dizzy games. Created by Aleksey K.
Website about a Dizzy clone called Giddy, created by Phil Ruston.
Site about a Dizzy like character called Spud. Created by Chris Davis.
A large archive of games that were released on many Atari systems like the 800 XL/XE and ST.
Website dedicated to the Commodore 64 with a games database, interviews, articles and galleries.
The biggest source for manuals, videos, music and artwork.
A large archive of Commodore 64 games, founded by Kim Lemon.
A large archive of Amiga games, founded by Kim Lemon.
The oldest and largest games database on the Internet.
The site that documents Sega’s history. Including games that were released on the Mega Drive/Genesis, Master System and Game Gear.
Website that shows a large collection of ZX Spectrum games.
Home to one of the most high profile ZX Spectrum archives on the Internet.
An enhanced remake of the classic Spectrum arcade game that can be played online. Includes multiplayer.
Using the graphics and music from the unreleased Sega Mega Drive version of the same name, this PC remake by Team Yolkfolk also comes with new features and achievements.
Released in 2020, a new original ZX Spectrum adventure game by the Oliver Twins.
Originally released for the Sega Game Gear in 1994. Then in 2019, it was released for the NES with more mini-games.
Released in 2017, a previously unreleased NES game that you can now play or download.
Released in 2016, a previously unreleased NES game that you can now play or download.
Released in 2015, a previously unreleased NES game that you can now play or download.
Released in 2008, an epic adventure created by Alexandru Simion. Made using DizzyAGE.
8-Bit is enough is a label focused on video game music. The goal is to release music on vinyl and cartridge.
Online gaming pay service that allows to play a variety of retro games.
Community site responsible for releasing some Atari ST Dizzy games onto the Atari Jaguar.
Home of the Game making software; Games Factory, Multimedia Fusion and Clickteam Fusion.
Site dedicated to the Spectrum magazine that was published between 1983 and 1992.
Site dedicated to the Commodore 64 magazine.
A website that looks at the greatest PC DOS games, created by Anatoly Shashkin.
Official website of the handheld console that releases compilations of retro games, including the Oliver Twins Collection and the Codemasters Collection.
Publisher behind a series of books about people and companies from the video games industry, including The Oliver Twins' book.
Home of the infamous GameMaker Studio.
Website that keeps records of video games that never saw the light of day, including a few Dizzy and Codemasters games.
News site on Indie and Retro games, founded by Neil Green.
A retro gaming Podcast show founded by Andy Godoy.
Home of the UK's #1 Retro gaming podcast, founded by Dean Swain and Andy Godoy.
Home of the ZX Spectrum homebrews, custom projects and more.
Retro Gaming review and interview site, founded by Peter Ward.
Official website for the ZX Spectrum Next.
Site dedicated to unearthing and researching unused or cut content from many video games.
No longer updated, this is one of the oldest fan sites looking at the early Codemasters games, including Dizzy.
A fansite dedicated to the ZX Spectrum games.
Lyndon Sharp's official website that now develops games for the Spectrum Next.
Website dedicated to 'Your Sinclair' magazine.
Russian site with a large collection of artwork and music for the Spectrum.