It seems that the first game of the Lemmings saga was ported also to a Game & Watch machine:


Of course, it was not like the original game, but I'm sure it was cute

More info on Lemmings Universe - http://www.lemmingsuniverse.net/systemalem.html

I've found this website, which contains a lot of info about all the releases of Lemmings' games, in every possible platform:

http://everylemming.blogspot.com/

It seems to be very complete 

Hello to everyone!

Can any of you tell me what's the name of this tune? :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjFQuYCqoOc

I read somewhere in the net that it's a Swing song from the early 1920s-1930s, but currently I've forgotten its name.

Thanks!

Hello:

As the topic name says, I would like to compile the source code of Lemmix in Linux, in order to play it without using Wine. I don't even know if this would be possible, so forgive me if I am asking nonsenses: what things should I have installed on my Linux for the compiling will be possible? Can anyone help me?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Hello EveryOne:

This is the second of some tematical threads that I want to start, in order to recopilate ALL the stuff I have found along the years about Lemmings games, in almost all the platforms the franchise were exported to  .

Here are the complete songs from the Sega & Nintendo videoconsoles, in both mp3 & (internal) vgm/spc format*:


Master System:

Lemmings { mp3 } { vgm }



Mega Drive (Genesis):

Lemmings { mp3 } { vgm }
Lemmings 2 - The Tribes { mp3 } { vgm }



Super NES:

Lemmings { mp3 } { spc }
Lemmings 2 - The Tribes { mp3 } { spc }

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*To play vgm and/or spc files, you need to place these plugins in the appropiate folder of your Winamp (or Winamp-plugin-compatible) music player:

VGM { in_vgm }

SPC { SNESamp }

Or use this Multi-OS player:

Audio Overload { http://bannister.org/software/ao.htm }

Hi!

With this humble thread, I would like to help all the level designers who want new ideas for making their new levels: why don't build a level inspired from a good/suggestive phrase or quote? The development and/or the solution of the screen could be taken literally from the level name .

Let's start suggesting names! Like "Up The Hill Backwards" *

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* This is the name of an optimistic David Bowie's song. I love that song! =)

Here is the European box:

http://www.smspower.org/scans/sms/lemmings/both/2?c3lzdGVtPXNtcyZwYXRoPWwvbGVtbWluZ3MtYm90aDIuanBnJnR5cGU9Qm90aCZ3aWR0aD0xNTY4JmhlaWdodD0xMDIwJnNpemU9NjY2JmNvbnRyaWJ1dG9yPXRyb2wmY291bnRyeT1ldQ==

And this is the Brazilian one:

http://www.smspower.org/scans/sms/lemmings/both/1?c3lzdGVtPXNtcyZwYXRoPWwvbGVtbWluZ3MtYm90aDEuanBnJnR5cGU9Qm90aCZ3aWR0aD0xNjAwJmhlaWdodD0xMDE4JnNpemU9Mzk4JmNvbnRyaWJ1dG9yPUF5cG9rJmNvdW50cnk9YnI=

I wonder who was the drawer of that image (by the way, is the one I have as avatar). Do any of you know something about the author?