I haven't watched TV in years. I liked watching Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and G4 (Back when G4 wasn't bad) back then but now it's all about Youtube and watching anime on many websites. I'm the only one in my house with no cable box connected in the TV. I use to love having a cable box but times as changed.

What level has the "How much is that doggie in the window" music? It doesn't say, in the description. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT6vxY9p7yg

No this is not a new official game, it's a flash game I found: http://jayisgames.com/games/lemmings-returns/ Has anyone played this before? Instead of using a lot of skills, you draw lines, for the Lemmings to walk on, or erase terrains with the eraser. You can actually destroy the level with it. The problem I have with this game is it's too slow and there's no fast forward. It's a lot slower than the real game, making it unbearable to play. I stopped at the second level because of this.

I have installed Lemmini I think five times before in my other Laptops and for some reason when I download Lemmini Jar in my latest Laptop, it shows up like and cannot be opened:



Do I need that JRE thing? I don't remember installing that and there's a bunch of them in the list.

I was wondering what if you were to play the original Lemmings by trying to save as many Lemmings as possible like in L2, how many will there be left in the end? You will start off in "Just Dig!" with 100 Lemmings, all the way to "Rendezvous at the Mountain". The funny thing is "Mind the step" is not gonna be a level with one Lemming in this challenge. Release rate and skills will be left unchanged.  The PSP version won't be joining this. You can't edit real levels there.
             

How do you remove pieces of a terrain to make it smaller, like they did in the Sega Lemmings in Lemmix?

This is an old flash game that was made in 2009. It's a Mario game that plays like Lemmings and I just beat it today. There's 24 levels. Some of the levels were weird, where the exit is right close to you and yet you see another exit with more obstacles to deal with. Why go to the one with a lot of obstacles when there's one right in front of you? What makes this even more weird is that this wasn't even one of the early levels. There's 50 Mario on every level and all of the levels has a 100% save requirement, so no Mario is allowed to die in this game.


There are 15 skills and I will explain what they do from left to right.

Pipe: Allows one Mario to go inside of a pipe and come out from another. Think of the teleport from Lemmings PS3.

Cape: Makes Mario glide down.

Builder: This looks like those little fence that you see in Super Mario Bros. Mario will put five of these horizontally and all the Mario can walk on it. In some levels, this skill has a problem. If one Mario is in the area where the fence is going to appear, that Mario will explode and die.

Climber: Climb up ropes then jumps to a near by terrain. The terrains can't be destroyed by the way. Only the sand and the yellow blocks.

Piano: This is the blocker. The Mario that is playing the piano will make all the other Mario behind him stop and dance.

Fire Mario: Gives Mario the fire power.

Fireball: Only the Mario that has the fire power can use this. It makes Mario shoot a fire at a Koopa.

Small Mario: Fit through small holes.

Pickup: Lets Mario pickup red grass that contains a bomb and throw it in front of him. This is the most annoying skill in the game, because there are levels where you need to pickup the bomb at a certain pixel in order it for the bomb to drop down and break the blocks below.

Duck: Makes Mario duck down to avoid a bullet bill.

Run: Increase one Mario's speed.

Frog: Mario needs this to swim on the water or he'll die.

Tanooki Suit: Mario will fly horizontally and will not stop until you give him a different skill. He can turn into a statue to avoid bullet bills.

Raccoon: Same as Tanooki, without the statue.

Digger: Dig down to remove sand.