February 14, 2011 Version 6: Changes to the graphics caused some minor problems.

 January 07, 2010 Version 4: I had to fix another registration issue.

 January 07, 2010 Version 3: Fixed typo in the code which was causing Dizzy to crash on some systems.

 January 01, 2010 Version 2: Fixed shareware and registration problems. I also doubled the free trial. Those of you that already registered Dizzy have to have their registration information updated. Click here to contact us. Make sure you include your new product registration code and a copy of your receipt.

 December 23, 2009 Version 1: There is no need to play the tutorial manually, Dizzy takes care of that for you. Simply load your Puck's Peak game. Don't bother clicking the "Explore" button when the game first loads. Let Dizzy do the work. Now run Dizzy, select a "Play Speed", select a "Rotation Speed", select whether to play 500 or 1,000 meter games, select whether or not to quit the game if you have 6 strikes or more and Start Dizzy.
I suggest you start out with the default settings of 5 for the "Play Speed" and "Rotation Speed" before cranking the speed up. Lower the speed if the default speed is too fast and is messing up the placements of the shapes. If for some reason Dizzy is not rotating the pieces the entire 90 degrees, lower the rotation speed until you find a setting that works for your system.
Change the game quality to low even though Dizzy plays on any quality setting. Right click on the game and select "Low" inside the quality menu.

Requirements:

• Color setting 24 or 32 Bit
• Screen resolution 1024 by 768 Pixels
• Smooth edges of screen fonts NOT checked
• Internet Explorer
• Click here to have us check your settings for you.