The Excellent Dizzy Collection

The Excellent Dizzy Collection

Sega Master System

The Excellent Dizzy Collection (1993 – Sega Master System)

The Excellent Dizzy Collection is a compilation of three classic Dizzy puzzle-adventure games, developed by Codemasters and published for the Sega Master System in 1993. The collection includes Dizzy the Adventurer, Dizzy: Prince of the Yolkfolk, and Dizzy: Fantastic Dizzy. The games feature the popular egg-shaped character Dizzy, who must solve puzzles and navigate through various levels to save his friends. The collection is known for its challenging puzzles, charming presentation, and its multiple games in one package.

Gameplay and Mechanics

In each Dizzy game, players control Dizzy, an egg-shaped character who can walk, jump, and interact with objects. The game features a "puzzle" system, where players must collect items, solve puzzles, and navigate through levels to progress. The levels are set in various themed worlds, including forests, castles, and caves. The game also includes a "health" system, where Dizzy can collect items to restore health. The game's difficulty is high, with complex puzzles and precise platforming.

The game's controls are responsive, with a focus on precise platforming and timing. The game's presentation is colorful and charming, with large, expressive character sprites and vibrant, detailed backgrounds. The soundtrack features cheerful and whimsical music that matches the game's lighthearted tone. The game also features a "password" system, allowing players to continue their progress. The collection offers three full games, providing hours of gameplay.

Legacy and Reception

The Excellent Dizzy Collection is considered a solid compilation for the Sega Master System. It is praised for its challenging puzzles, charming presentation, and the value of having three games in one package. The game is often compared to other Dizzy games, and it is remembered as one of the better puzzle-adventure titles on the console. The Excellent Dizzy Collection holds a nostalgic place for fans of the Dizzy franchise and the Sega Master System.