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Synopsis

This 4th NES opus of Dizzy's adventures (after "Dizzy: The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure", "Treasure Island Dizzy" and "Fantasy World Dizzy") should have been released in 1993 but the franchise was sold by Codemasters to Big Red Software and the project was canceled.
Former Codemasters programmers the Oliver brothers who now run Radiant Worlds studio found a world map in their archives during a retro gaming convention in Blackpool but were unable to remember what game it was and it had been completed. Philip Oliver eventually found a 3.5-inch floppy disk reading "Wonderland Dizzy. Nintendo source complete?" in his loft in Leamington Spa. No longer having the necessary equipment to test this equipment, they contacted Dizzy's fansite, Yolkfolk.com, which directed them to a Polish developer Lukasz Kur. The game was buggy and difficult but surprisingly fully functional. Lukasz Kur fixed a few bugs and added a fun mode with lives infinite.

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