Thanks a ton for the quick reply kaywhyn. I actually went and looked in the folder for an .ini file but completely missed it. Now I'm all ready to go

Hi all,

I'm streaming every Sunday (19:00 / 7:00 pm CEST) on Twitch, mainly doing retro- and indie games on there. Mostly it's just an excuse to sit there and have a great talk with the community that drops by most of the occasions.

Today (in about 1 hour) I'm planning on doing a winter theme on the stream so we'll play the winter levels on Lemmings 2 (SNES) followed by the start of Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow (Julius Mode, there's snow in the beginning there too).

Lemmings-wise I also have emotes, subscriber badges and even sounds from the game appearing on stream. Come by and say hi if you just want to hang out for a bit.

Link to the channel:
https://twitch.tv/teedyan

I am also very curious about an explanation for all of these.

Great video Flopsy, just had a trip down memory lane looking at it while remembering the struggle at many of the levels mentioned in the video. Will have a look at the one you made for the original Lemmings as well.

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just completed Medi 8 which is by far my favorite level so far

It's very interesting that you say that; as at one point, that level actually got removed from the pack due to it being considered (by me) "low quality". It was later restored when I made some further alterations to the pack at one point (Danger 28 is another level that got restored at that time). Although in its original form, Medi 8 had 7 of everything, not 6.

That's quite interesting to hear indeed! I guess it's often quite personal when a level pack starts to "click" with the player as everyone are at different skill levels and enjoys different type of puzzles. Glad you got it in again!

Just a heads up as well, we've continued with the review in the thread that Nepster linked to. Be sure to join us there everyone!

Like you guys say it's a very good pack made by Namida! I'm chugging on and just completed Medi 8 which is by far my favorite level so far as it had me wondering for a little while (while still convincing me that the solution was within my grasp). Since the engine is a lot more flexible than the one found on the SNES (which is the one I'm used to) the levels also require more use of really tight timings which I'm quite fond off. I love the fact that one can go back a few frames in case a silly mistake was made near the end of the level with letting a builder drown or something like that. I always was more fond of planning my route through the levels in Lemmings rather then perfecting the execution, this suits me better.

Edit: Also, has there been any review threads made for the Plus levels? I couldn't find anything with the search function and it would be fun to see what you guys think of the levels as well.

The activity on the forum have been extremely quiet as of late so I thought I would try to spice things up a little bit.

What do you guys think of the future of the Lemmings series? Lemmings Touch kind of came from nowhere, although it wasn't the best the series had to offer it was still a decent entry in the series. Will we see more games like that or will Sony (I think it's them that holds the right to the series now, right?) bring something new to the table with the series?

Personally I would like something along the lines with Lemmings 2 where they stick to the old formula but giving us new options to play around with which made many of the levels quite unique in a new way, I still think there are a ton of potential if we leave the old and tried classic Lemmings' formula.

Now it truly begins, all the hard choices that really makes you think before you vote...