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The Icon Bar: News and features: Anyone for a round of Lemings?
 

Anyone for a round of Lemings?

Posted by Jeffrey Lee on 22:49, 16/5/2004 | ,
 
No, not Lemmings, but Lemings, the game by Tom Cooper. Much like it's namesake this game is based around you rescuing dozens of cute fury animals from a myriad of traps dotted around the levels, and successfully guiding them to the exit. Like with Gyrinus 2 this game has always been freeware, but unlike Gyrinus it's been having a bit of trouble running on newer machines - so we thought we'd give it a bit of a brush up.

It should now run fine on practically any machine from RISC OS 2 to RISC OS 5 (Albeit with the help of a suitable emulator), and includes a few extra 'features' to boot - such as being able to exit the game and menu screens which don't vanish as soon as they appear. Enjoy!
 
  Anyone for a round of Lemings?
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  Jeffrey Lee (23:27 17/5/2004)
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                    Jeffrey Lee (11:00 8/6/2004)
 
John Hoare Message #87632, posted at 16:34, 17/5/2004
Unregistered user I SUPPOSE you think you're CLEVER, do you?

Tsk.
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Jeffrey Lee Message #87633, posted at 23:27, 17/5/2004, in reply to message #87632
Unregistered user NO
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Jeffrey Lee Message #87634, posted at 23:27, 17/5/2004, in reply to message #87633
Unregistered user er, yes :|
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Guest Message #87635, posted at 18:00, 18/5/2004, in reply to message #87634
Unregistered user Great music in these Tom Cooper games I must say. Stuck on level 4 at the moment!
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Guest Message #87636, posted at 13:36, 19/5/2004, in reply to message #87635
Unregistered user Some of these levels get ridiculously hard. I'm up to '**** doors' (level 7/8) at the moment.
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Guest Message #87637, posted at 17:55, 20/5/2004, in reply to message #87636
Unregistered user Hi, its kick52 (forgot password)

Great game!!!! Just like lemmings...
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Guest Message #87638, posted at 22:08, 20/5/2004, in reply to message #87637
Unregistered user For the benefit of any hard-up lawyers listening out there, can I just point out that it is in no way like Lemmings? Just for balance, you understand.
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Guest Message #87639, posted at 19:54, 27/5/2004, in reply to message #87638
Unregistered user Hiya,

Just a point: on a SA RISC PC, the music runs WAAAY too quickly, even though the game itself runs at a decent speed.

Would it be possible to convert the sound with SoundConv (or similar), and then patch the game to use TrackerModule music or suchlike to actually play the sounds with?
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Guest Message #87640, posted at 19:54, 27/5/2004, in reply to message #87639
Unregistered user Darn it - I meant this referred to Gyrinus 2, not Lemings!!!
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Guest Message #87641, posted at 11:36, 30/5/2004, in reply to message #87640
Unregistered user The music on this version seems to be fine in tempo but comparing it to the original version it's different and that music /did/ run too fast! What machine are you playing on?
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Jeffrey Lee Message #87642, posted at 11:00, 8/6/2004, in reply to message #87641
Unregistered user Note to self: Disallow anonymous commenting in the next version of the script
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