Broke out my PS Vita and started playing the PSP port of Lemmings again and realised how terrible it was in places. The lemmings just walk so slow in that port and it's so bad that levels just take longer in general.
In fact majority of Fun and Tricky had 7-11 min time limits!

I enjoyed Lemmings Touch, it's not a bad thing to do with Lemmings but as namida says, the movable objects are annoying and they don't really have a place in a Lemmings game. Luckily not a lot of the levels relied on this mechanic.
The evil lemmings are a nice gimmick, it's like the zombies in Neo Lemmix but they come out of the trapdoor aswell and you can actually assign tasks to them. But if they get to a exit then you lose.
I can enjoy the game enough to play it too the end though.

Lemmings PS3 was a lazy release I thought, there was only 40 levels (10 per rank) and there was only TWO graphic sets! One of which was really dark and had to be lit up as you went along the level which means you couldn't work out the solutions as easily.
However, the skill pick ups was a nice mechanic which has been adopted in Neo Lemmix.

Anyway on topic, considering the above offerings from Sony so far. I don't have much confidence in them delivering a quality Lemmings release ever. In my opinion Psygnosis/DMA were the masters of making Lemmings games and always will be.

Wow, didn't realise this site was that young.

It looks great on here and in the short time I've been a member, I enjoy reading the posts. Just don't usually have much to say!

Here's to many more years

Thanks for the heads up on these plushes being released to the public finally

I've just ordered one myself along with the heat change mug and magnets.

£17.99 is pretty good for a talking plush in my opinion, there are plushes on that site which are the same price or more expensive and don't even talk.

Just started working my way through this and I've only done the first 19 levels so far so SLOW progress.

After watching namida's videos on this pack and getting the hang of the hotkeys in NeoLemmix, I thought I'd give this beast of a pack a try.
I'm not confident enough to video it though because some levels in this pack looked brutal.

I enjoyed watching namida's videos but since most of his backrouting has been fixed in the updated version (1.2), the final few ranks will be more challenging. Chances are I'm not going to remember most of the solutions anyway!
Anyway, I'm liking the vast amount of music and graphic sets included in this pack, especially the music tracks from Lemmings Chronicles (they are great tracks)

I'm currently recording an LP of 3D Lemmings for my Youtube channel but when that's done, I may be moving on to doing custom level packs in NeoLemmix as my next video project. I think I'll be a long way off recording this pack though!

Interesting coincidence; I also bought my Vita for the same primary reason! Although it was much more recent; and I actually ended up getting Lemmings Touch first.

Wow, that is an odd coincidence then again it is easily one of the best games on Vita. I just thought to myself that if I had FFX on the go then I'd be more inclined to play it and grind it whereas if I'm sat at home, I'm more likely to play Lemmings or play on my Wii U.
It doesn't even bother me that X-2 isn't on the cartridge and is available via digital download code because I probably will never play that game anyway!

Can't believe I forgot about Fun being renamed to Easy...oops.

I refuse to play the levels out of order aswell, I was like that on the PSP version of Lemmings. I'm like that on the PS3 downloadable Lemmings and Lemmings Touch was no different.

I think they did that so that people didn't hit brick walls and put down and never play the game again. Let's face it, a lot of gamers these days have lower attention spans than the gamers who played Lemmings back in the 90s. I like that the option to skip levels is there but I'd personally never do it, the idea of getting stuck on a level is part of playing Lemmings in my opinion.

Got stuck on Postcard from Lemmingland, Feel the Heat, Triple Trouble, The Ascending Pillar Scenario, Down Along Up in that Order, Just A Minute and Save Me back in the day, but they stuck in my head when I wasn't playing the game and I was eventually able to solve them and because of that, I remember those levels!

By the way while we're on the subject of being stuck on levels, really enjoying your playthrough of Lemmings Reunion on Youtube at the moment namida, thanks for making those videos

I got this game shortly after release and I was (according to TrueTrophies) the 5th person to complete the trophy list for this game.

I enjoyed this game a lot and I'm now revisiting this game and trying to complete it for a second time. I really like the Space and Candy graphic sets. The evil lemmings are a nice addition and I feel they didn't overuse this nor underuse this feature, it gave the underused bombers task a much more prominent part in this game.

I recently revisited the PS3 downloadable version of Lemmings and did a Let's Play for my Youtube channel which is the entry before this game (the one with only 45 levels and you collect the tasks in levels), and I felt that there wasn't much added to Lemmings in that game. They only had the task collecting, the clone machine (which were in Lemmings Paintball!), teleport pads (which were in 3D Lemmings!) and the (annoying!) dark levels which needs to be lit up by your lemmings.

When I compare this PS3 Lemmings to Lemmings Touch, I feel like Lemmings Touch is by far the superior game. The game adds touch controls, evil lemmings, computer controlled switches, movable platforms/objects, star rating system and trampolines.
The levels with evil lemmings in adds a whole new strategy element to the game, it essentially gives you free Blockers and Bomber sacrifice lemmings.
Personally I find the trampoline levels annoying but they are still good additions, it also depends on where your lemmings land on the trampoline aswell as the trajectory so it's a very complicated mechanism.
The star rating system is a nice addition also, it essentially adds some replay value to the game if you're not getting 3 stars immediately.

The hard rating levels were very challenging aswell, I do agree with the fact that the touch controls are not particularly helpful in the harder more precision based levels. I don't remember the hard levels very well, I don't think any levels stand out as ridiculously hard from what I remember.
Don't understand why Fun, Tricky and Taxing stayed in this game yet Mayhem was renamed to Hard.

The newer music tracks in this game are very catchy aswell, especially the Candy and Space ones. I really wish I could download these tracks!

I'd recommend the game although it's hard to justify buying a Vita just for this game. If you still haven't played the PSP version of Lemmings, you can purchase a downloadable version on Vita.
Luckily I bought a Vita for FFX remaster (wanted a handheld version), and this game came out shortly after which was a bonus.

I'm curious as to what other negative views people have given on Lemmings The Ports other than the price of the book.

The only info I felt was missing was the skill sets and level info to accompany the image ie. number of lemmings, % to save, release rate but it doesn't have to be in the book because the images are there and they are good enough to help you remember those vital details.

Personally, I can get over the high price tag because the book itself is a great piece of work.