Forty years of Dizzy, ready for your wall
A new anniversary poster celebrates Dizzy’s adventures and the memories players have made along the way.
Credit: The Oliver Twins — Dizzy 40th anniversary poster
A familiar egg, a pair of red boots and a wall full of memories. The Oliver Twins have shared their Dizzy 40th Anniversary poster, celebrating the adventures that have brought players together since 1987.
In their 10 October update, Philip and Andrew explained that the poster had been added to the Journey to the Emerald City Kickstarter as an optional extra for backers choosing a physical reward.
At the time of the announcement, the options were £25 unsigned or £35 signed, with the signed edition limited to 50 copies. Those were campaign options; check the current campaign page for availability.
The artwork brings together scenes from across Dizzy’s history. Look closely and see which adventure you remember first.
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