Fast Food

Amstrad CPC version

The original Amstrad CPC version of the game was in a basic playable form in just three days, even with only two people working on it. Like all of their Spectrum conversions, this one was largely coded on the Amstrad, and copied across using a custom-written interface/software combination called SPLINK.

Easter version

At Easter, the magazines ST Action and Amiga Action released an easter version of Fast Food. It had fewer levels and replaced the food by easter eggs.

Mother

This is the only Dizzy game in which we get to see Dizzy's mother. In the other games, she isn't even mentioned, but she is seen in one of this game's cinematics.

Information also contributed by Martin Smith