Fast Food is similar to Pac-Man or Boulder Dash, but not quite. The objective is to collect all fast food on the screen: that means, food that is moving fast. While doing so, you will have to avoid the monsters, otherwise you'll get killed. There are 30 levels, increasing in difficulty from very easy to extremely difficult.
Looking for a quick bite of gaming goodness? Hankerin' for a hunk of hamburger? Then Fast Food may be just the game to fill you up!
Fast Food is a fast paced, chase the "fast" food around a maze game. Lose weight and lower your cholesterol while you attempt to catch all the foods that will add it back the weight and raise you cholesterol higher! Various power-ups will aid you by shielding you from baddies, or slowing them down, freezing them etc.
The graphics are decent enough, and the levels are fairly varied, although there are not that many different tile sets. The music does the job, but is nothing special. The controls are simple, but movement is a bit quirky and your character - Dizzy - will not always turn when you need him to turn the most.
Fast Food "the game" is like most other fast food, only filling for a short while. Feed your modem with this small download and see what cooks up. Bon appetite
Part of the Dizzy games Series
Fast food dizzy was another of codemasters attempts at milking the dizzy franchise, and man was this one sooo see through or what! It's basically a Dizzy version of Pac-Man with cool cut scenes in the middle of every few stages. There's not any kind of plot to describe as well cos ummm yea dizzy now works in a fast food joint that's inhabited by ghosts... i guess. anyway the graphics aren't anything to boast about. its a refreshing change from the dreary pac-man series that never seems to end (how they have made so many games that are exactly the same apart from a bow or something apples and got away with it is a mystery to me).
If you're into pac-man type games then you will prolly like this, and if you're just looking for some time to waste for 15 mins while you wait for your TV program to start then this is prolly the game for you :)
A sort of pacman with Dizzy. You have to eat food instead of dots. The enemies are some ghost wich have each their own personality. The graphics are quite good in game. So download it now!
Fans of Spectrum computers would recall that Codemasters' Dizzy series were some of the best games ever made for that computer. Created by a quirky pair of designers who call themselves The Oliver Twins, the series feature Dizzy, prince of the egg-shaped people (okay, they're actually eggs) who are, quite ingeniously, called yolkfolk. The games are either arcade adventure, or arcade-style puzzlers. The series is memorable for eccentric level design, great music, and wonderful cartoon-style sense of humor. There were 15 Dizzy games made for the Spectrum, only 7 of which were ported to the PC.
Fast Food breaks the tradition of previous Dizzy games: it's a straightforward Pac-Man clone instead of arcade adventure that earlier Dizzy games were famous for. In Fast Food, Dizzy must eat all the items of food in each maze whilst avoiding the ghosts - Bonzo, Wiza, Pipa and Fido - each of which has their own personality. There is a total of thirty levels to go through. It's a nice game with colourful graphics and some rather neat music, although you get an extra life every three levels, which makes the game a little too easy. Still, the cartoons you get to see every three levels are quite fun to watch. Overall, an above-average Pac-Man clone that may disappoint die-hard Dizzy fans who prefer the Dizzy arcade adventures over this arcade clone. If you like this one, also check out Kwik Snax, a sequel of sorts.
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