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*** Of course, you could always {{spoiler|put them down on something soft that won't smash them...}}
**** That's not much help when {{spoiler|you're down the mine shaft, where there ARE no soft surfaces...}}
** The [[Grand Finale]] of almost every single game usually involves a map-long Fetch Quest from one end to the other, usually as far as it's possible to go, and usually back again. (''Magic Land'', for example; go to Hades, get Wizardslayer Trident; traverse map to the top of the Ice Tower, use Trident, get Zaks' Ring; traverse map back to The Cracks Of Gehenna, [[The Lord of the Rings|throw Ring into lava]]. Then start hunting for the [[Last Lousy Point|Last Lousy Diamond...]])
* [[Follow the Leader]]: Dizzy's success led to many similar arcade adventure games, a lot of them also published by Codemasters. Examples include ''Murray Mouse: Supercop'', ''Spike in Transilvania'' (sic) and the Seymour series.
* [[Gaiden Game]]: This series got some very odd spinoffs, including ''Fast Food'' (a sort of [[Pac-Man]] clone) and ''Dizzy Down The Rapids'' (a ''Toobin''' clone.)
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