Oh No! More Lemmings
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Description
Lemmings Sequel and an expansion pack to the original Lemmings
Instructions
In order the play the new levels, the player has to load the original Lemmings game, select “New Level” and enter the code “HNBVBVPN”. It will prompt for the “Data Disc” at which point you insert the “Oh No! More Lemmings” disc. The new game data will load - this includes adding one new difficulty level. The levels are now: Tame, Crazy, Wild, Wicked and Havoc.
Reviews
Review by Steven Pick from the Sam Coupé Scrapbook
Yipe! I’m still recovering the morning after my 3rd Gloucester show, and what a show it was! Colin Macdonald is the man to thank here, for giving me more software for my Coupe than I expected for payment out of doing the graphics for Football League Manager. Anyway, to the review. You must have your copy of Lemmings to load up this disk, after adding in a passcode. Once the smoke has cleared, you’ll notice that the menu screen has got neater, and there are FIVE sets of 20 levels, each one as mad as the next.
What? You don’t know what Lemmings are? If you do, sorry for putting you through this, but there still are people out there who lead sheltered lives. To cut a long story short, you have to rescue a certain number of Lemmings from all manner of perils, by giving them certain talents which will help or hinder their progress to the exit. A mini review in itself, I have seen every level of the SAM version of Lemmings now (even had a go on a few of them!) and what can I say? Buy the bloody thing!
So then, what can we expect from this great-sounding data disk? Well, there is plenty in the way of new graphics to oogle at, including some horrible new ways for those Lemmings to die! More on that in a minute… The five levels are aptly named Tame, Crazy, Wild, Wicked and Havoc and all live up to their claims. One which is looking really nice to any anti-animal rights person (like myself?!) is the Wicked level. The first (and I must add, incredibly difficult) level took me ten attempts to even START showing Lemmings the way out, but the name of the level - “Lemming Tomato Ketchup Factory” leaves little to the imagination in the ways your Lemming chums can die.
The animations are as great as they were in Lemmings 1, with a host of new ways to kill your Lemmings, and the music is just the s ame as it was in Lemmings 1, though there is a HELL of a lot of catchy music to feast on. Definately worth buying if you already have Lemmings. If you have neither - treat yourself to some well deserved mainstream stuff!
| Area | Score |
|---|---|
| Graphics | 95% |
| Playability | 96% |
| Sound | 93% |
| Lastability | 92% |
| Overall | 94% |
Trivia
Can be installed on Atom/Atom-lite using Oh No! More Lemmings HDD Installer.
Alternative installs which work on Trinity Ethernet Interface systems and offer faster loading can be done using Lemmings and Oh No! More Lemmings Alternative HDD Installers. These are also compatible with Atom and Atom-lite systems and also also fix the two bugs described below.
Impossible Level Bug - Crazy Level 3
Only two Lemmings can be killed and these have to be blown up at the correct point to clear a gap in each of the two platforms for the Lemmings to fall down. A late change to the explosion routine means that not enough of the second platform is removed by a single explosion hence the level can not be completed. The Lemmings and Oh No! More Lemmings Alternative HDD Installers fixes this by changing the percentage of Lemmings required to survive from 96 to 94 which means three Lemmings can now be killed with two exploding Lemmings used to clear enough of a gap in the second platform.
Disappearing Circular Saw Bug
Some levels contain a Circular Saw which kills Lemmings on contact. The animation of the Circular Saw (when a Lemming is being killed) is incomplete and appears to be missing the final four frames hence the Circular Saw momentarily disappears. The Lemmings and Oh No! More Lemmings Alternative HDD Installers fixes this by patching the look-up table so that the entries that point to non-existent frame data are updated to re-use those that hold the frame data for the static frame (when no Lemmings are in range) hence the Circular Saw no longer disappears.
Tips
Level codes supplied by Search: “Solaris104”:
| Level | TAME | CRAZY | WILD | WICKED | HAVOC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PAMIJLLE | LENLEKWD | XDWLINJG | TCAJIMRG | PDYUHGPI |
| 2 | OANIJLJG | KEULEKOJ | WEUMHNKF | SESMGMIP | OCXVGGPI |
| 3 | RAOIJLLE | NEYLEKNO | ZEVMHNMF | VCUKIMJC | RBWWFGTM |
| 4 | QAPIJLJC | MFMLFKID | YEWMHNKF | UCVKIMHA | QBTWFGVO |
| 5 | LAQXJLTE | XFNLFKSP | TEXLHNUF | PBRIEHWD | LBQWFGTE |
| 6 | KARXJLRG | WFULFKKF | SEZLHNRG | OFYUIHOJ | KBPWFGTE |
| 7 | NASXJLTE | ZFVLFKMF | VDSLINLM | RCNWHHMF | NCWVGGPI |
| 8 | MATXJLRK | YFZLFKHA | UHTPENJC | QBSIEHWB | MBLXFGJC |
| 9 | XAUIJLLE | TGVJGKWD | PHONFMJG | LBWIEHNK | XAVIEGKH |
| 10 | WAVIJLJG | SGYJGKSF | OHRMFMVC | KFTUIHPI | WAPIEGPI |
| 11 | ZAWIJLLE | VHLJHKSL | RHXMFMSL | NDNXGHIB | ZAOIEGTM |
| 12 | YAXIJLJC | UHTJHKJC | QHAMFMOJ | MDZWGHLM | YAMIEGUP |
| 13 | TAYXJLTE | PHQPENHA | LEMMGMHA | XCMWHHTM | TCRWGGKP |
| 14 | SAZXJLRG | OHZOENNK | KEOLGMUD | WCOWHHQP | SERUIGJO |
| 15 | VAAXJLTE | RHAOENPI | NEQLGMVG | ZFLVIHWP | VAXXEGWH |
| 16 | UDLXKLRK | QGSNFNWB | MEULGMQL | YFNVIHTM | UEOUIGOJ |
| 17 | PCMWKKLE | LGYNFNLM | XFPLHMQJ | TELUJHQJ | PHPXIJIB |
| 18 | OCNWKKJG | KFLNGNHA | WFRLHMNK | SFXUIHTE | OBAIGJML |
| 19 | RCOWKKLE | NFPMGNWH | ZFSLHMPI | VFMVIHRK | RHQXIJJC |
| 20 | QCPWKKJC | MEQLHNUH | YETMGMNG | UCAVHHSF | QHZWIJPI |
Completion screen: LDMLEJHA
