Please feel free to send me any downloads you
think should be included here. Your comments about these downloads are also very
welcome.
Graphics
Bitmap files are higher quality than icon files and can usually be used as icons.
For this reason I recommend using the bitmap versions of the above
if possible.
Thanks to one of my visitors for pointing me in the direction of this set of animated Dizzy smilies: http://vrcp.ru/smileys.html.
Wallpaper / Desktop Themes
Select a link above to download the wallpaper as a bitmap. If you have a
suggestion for further wallpaper then please contact me.
To discover the size you need (Windows 95 and above) simply right click on your
desktop, select "properties", select the "settings" tab and see what
the numbers are underneath the "Screen Area" or "Desktop Area" slider.
If you'd like to use a banner to link to my site with feel free to use this one:
For game screenshots, visit the pages for each individual game.
And finally, it's not exactly a graphic, but Tommy Pereira has created a mini demo for
the (sadly no longer online) Dizzy Zone website. It's basically a
non-playable Spectrum ROM with some nice animations and so on. You can get it from
the fangames section of www.yolkfolk.com.
Music
Originals
The best places to start your search for Dizzy music are Dizzy World and Yolkfolk.com. Each site has a
multimedia or music section and none is better than the other in that respect. It
depends what file types you're looking for. Having said that, it's worth mentioning
that (at the time of writing) Yolkfolk is the only site to offer rm files and Dizzy
World has the widest range of MIDI files. Other Dizzy sites (see
links page) may have music downloads too.
Zophar's Domain has a Nintendo NSF archive featuring music
from NES games in NSF (Nintendo dumps - a bit like what SID is for C64) format. I'm
pretty sure that the archive includes all NES Dizzy game music.
As well as all the stuff you'll find by following these links, it's worth noting that
for download from this very site you can get a MIDI version of Prince of the Yolkfolk (C64 version) theme music which is
different to that offered by the sites above.
Remixes
Dizzy Land has a page of
remixes of Dizzy tunes (MP3 format) at http://www.dizzyland.co.uk/remixes.htm.
Dj Doki has remixed / sampled a number of NES tunes, including a remix of The Fantastic
Adventures Of Dizzy called "Fantastic Doki" (MP3) Visit his site to find
out more and to download it: http://djdoki.cjb.net/.
VGMix has lots of remixes of computer game music,
including a remix of Dizzy the Adventurer here and the Amstrad Dizzy
music here.
To open zipped (compressed) downloads you will need an unzip
program. Visit www.winzip.com
for a free trial. |
Dizzy icon 1.
Dizzy icon 3.
Evil
Dizzy / Doppelganger.
Dizzy icon 2.
Daisy icon 1.
