PS2 Lemmings was the first Lemmings I came across with a built-in level editor, with pre-rendered objects and terrain, etc. I've created 40 levels on my PS2 and I'm looking forward to getting them online in the near future.
It was only after that that I stumbled across the fantastic Lemmings online community and discovered LemEdit, Lemmix, Customised Lemmings, etc. The original Lemmings series were the ones I fell in love with back in the day, so obviously I'm very happy that the games still lives on in this way.
My 40 PS2 levels are pretty much how I want them to be; I was thinking about converting them into DOS levels with Lemmix. The only way to do it would be "by hand", using an editor to painstakingly recreate them bit by bit. I was just wondering how practical people thought this would be, or if it's really worth it. Has anyone else tried it?
In my opinion the Amiga/DOS series of Psygnosis Lemmings games will always be the greatest, but my copy of PS2/PSP Lemmings is something that I've really got into, mainly thanks to the level editor and online support. PS3 Lemmings is also pretty fun, but I haven't played much of that...
So, what does everybody think of my plan? The PS2 editor is pretty intuitive, and I haven't used Lemmix as an editor yet. Is it easy to use?
