Oscar drop down from the sky in parcels. The parcels open upon reaching a platform, revealing an Oscar piece, which Dennis can then collect. Dennis can obtain an extra life by obtaining all of the Oscar pieces, after which the Oscar restarts from scratch. Another extra feature in the "sequel" is "porridge power". Every morning, Dennis eats porridge for breakfast, which gives him a finite amount of "porridge power". This can be accessed by holding down on the joystick, which will make Dennis invincible for a short time. Developer Daredevil Dennis was the first published game programmed by Simon Pick when he was 16 years old. He went on to produce more C64 games, including Mad Nurse and MicroRhythm, before starting a career working for Probe Entertainment, PictureHouse, and Electronic Arts. References External links Commodore 64 games BBC Micro and Acorn Electron games 1984 video games Platform games Video games developed in the United Kingdom