Villordsutch reviews Let’s Go Dizzy! The Story of the Oliver Twins… Ignorance is a funny old thing. It can make you believe the most outlandish things just about anything or anyone. In the case of this review, ignorance had been leading to me believe – quite happily – that the Oliver Twins (Philip and Andrew) were […]
Let’s Go Dizzy – An evening with the Oliver Twins at the NVA to be live streamed this evening
Last week we brought you the news on Let’s Go Dizzy – An evening with the Oliver Twins at the National Video Arcade in Nottingham, in which Chris Wilkin’s latest book – published by Fusion Retro Books – that tells the gaming history of the Oliver Twins, is going to receive its official launch. The event […]
Book Review – The Little Book of Sinclair ZX Spectrum Games
Villordsutch reviews The Little Book of Sinclair ZX Spectrum Games by Chris Wilkins… I’m a big fan of nearly everything to do with Sinclair Computers. It’s something I’m fairly open with and if you wander into my dining room you’ll see safely secured to my wall – in a nice little corner – a timeline of Sir […]
Wonderland Dizzy announced at the “Let’s Go Dizzy!” event!
Here at Flickering Myth we’ve caught glimpses of a new Dizzy game over on the horizon, coming from the direction of the Oliver Twins from Radiant Worlds for some time, but what we didn’t expect from this game was it is technically twenty-two years old and that it will also be free to everyone! Just announced at “Let’s […]
The Oliver Twins to make a special announcement at “Let’s Go Dizzy”
Something special is coming! Numerous hints have been dropped over the past couple of months from the Oliver Twins – at Radiant Worlds – and here at Flickering Myth we mentioned, back in September [see here], a rather cryptic message which was posted upon the Dizzy Facebook page. Not only this when Flickering Myth recently […]
Book Review – The Story of U.S. Gold
Villordsutch reviews The Story of U.S. Gold… Any child of the 1980’s – perhaps early 90’s too – will have the medallion of U.S. Gold burnt into their brain. You’ll possibly blink and it’s scarred onto your retina for it was emblazoned on virtually – what seemed like – every advert, game, free poster, bouncing novelty whatever. […]