Read this here. I'm pretty sure this is the first time it has ever been made available considering some sources here and here. Playable online via NESbox JAVA/Flash emulator at http://www.wonderlanddizzy.com/

If you know anything about HTML source code, it should take you about 2 seconds to find the link to the rom if you like playing in an emulator of your own choice.
 

yeah not too difficult to the download link in the src, good call

Gonna play this on my Everdrive, thanks!

http://yolkfolk.com/flash/wldfinal.nes

Awesome! I used to love Dizzy games. I beat the quattro adventure one, and the other one on the NES back in the day!

Amazing! This and Dream World Pogie a few years back. I remember playing Fantastic with my brother about ten years ago, boy we loved playing through that game. I'll be sure to throw this one on my Everdrive as well, maybe I can scrape some free time together to try this sometime this week.

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

"ohh saints preserve us", what an awesome thing for the devs to do!

My time has come...

God, whatever you do, don't fly to the upper-right of the map on the broom while playing "Fun" mode. We got permanently stuck, and were only one puzzle away from beating the game.

Since there is so many collectors on this forum, the kickstarter for the Oliver Twins book now have a new perk for a Complete In Box NES cartridge.
To me, price is bit high, but something like this does not happen everyday.
I also apologize for glitches, I'll make sure to fix'em in next update. I'll also make sure to fix all glitches by the release of the game in cartridge format.

You did great work on this, compiling NES source is miraculous. Did you do Pogie too?

Oh, you are from Poland, so on behalf of all Famicom collectors, maybe you can suggest a Famicom version on the Kickstarter too?  

As everyone knows, the Codemasters games were officially licensed and distributed on Famicom via BIC / Realtec during the 90s, primarily in Poland (for Pegasus).  Seeing how BIC / Realtec licensed more Codemasters games as single releases than what the USA ever published via Camerica, it would be nice to see an official Pegasus / Famicom release of this too, something which certainly would have happened back in the day.  Just some food for thought.

 

@TheRedEye
Yes, I did Pogie too. Still working on it, though. The progress with Pogie is slow since I have no souce code, binary file only.

@tracker465
It's interesting. While I was on the Wonderland\Kickstarter book Launch event in Cambridge, I had a Golden Five on me for Philip and Andrew to sign. Neither of them seemed to remember cartridge's existance, oh well.
I will suggest the Famicom version, but I doubt it will happen as there will not be as big demand as for NES version. Plus 100 Pounds is a killer for Polish wallet :\

I have some Taiwan magazines with adverts / reviews of Codemasters products.  Game Genie was heavily advertised, but some other games were as well.  I should check back through my mags and see if Dizzy was one of the titles, if so I will have to scan a pic for everyone to see

100 Pounds is a killer for an American on a Taiwan salary too, but if the cart were to be made, I would gladly pay to fund the kickstarter.  But just for a NES version, although tempting, it doesn't really fit with my collection and I would probably just play the ROM on my everdrive.  But an 'official' cart would go nice with my BIC collection

 

NES folks are more insane / vocal, but that doesn't mean Dizzy had no love on the Famicom. In fact, to be quite frank about it, the Dizzy Famicom games are more official than the NES versions were (regarding license issues and such)

Do you know if Pogie got any further than the build we have? I'm guessing not...

Someone needs to make a repro of this

They did. Gray ones are gone but there's 28 white ones left: https://www.kickstarter.com/proje...

Wish the price wasn't so high

Just be glad that they decided to spring for a NES repro to begin with.

My BIC Famicom collection will feel naked without this one on cart.  :'(