Lemmings is a very popular computer game which has been available on the computer market for several years. The aim of the game is to save as many lemmings as you can by helping them with their journey. Lemmings is a very addictive game and once one starts to play it, it can be very difficult to stop. The appeal for the game may also have been generated because of its wide parental support. In contrast to other computer games on the market, it is not a violent game like Street Fighter 2 for example. Parents are therefore keen to buy it for their children.
First I was starting to write some HTML. Then I looked for Lemming information on the Net. I found a lot of useful data out there distributed around the world but there was no site for the Lemming games. As I like the games a lot (oh, really?) I decided to do something myself which gave me the opportunity to put something more useful (at least I think so) onto the Web than the usual link collections on standard peoples' homepages (take a look at my non lemming pages and you will know what I am talking about...). So hereby I present to you the work of endless hours (I wouldn't want to know how many) of net search, news/email reading & replying and painting which started in late January 1995.
Have fun and email some feedback (positive is preferred, negative one might only be accepted if substantiated :-).
![[Lemming]](Pictures/Lemmings/Big.gif)
Hermann Schinagl
provided some pictures and wrote the Lemmings animation for
the X Window system.
The Archimedes information was provided by
Big Mad Drongo (A. G. Jackson in real life).
Ephraim Vishniac
and Frank O'Neil
created the Lemmings 1 Walkthrough. Ephraim Vishniac is also responsible for
the Lemmings patches for the Macintosh. The Lemmings FAQ was written
by Brian Milner.
The 'Lemmings 2 - The Tribes' Walkthrough was created by
David Crooke.
William "Wills" Towle is
currently working on the 'Oh No! More Lemmings' walkthrough. He also sent
me the Lemmings ASCII pictures. I also want to thank Lisa
M Cole (alias KLUNK), Peter
Weighill, Christer Holmström (creator
of the 3D Lemmings demo page) and all the others sending me/posting
useful information about the games. Thanks go out to all those
involved in creating these nice games.
Copyright Information
It is hereby granted to view, store, reproduce all files within the `Oh No! The Lemmings Games Web Page' authored by Thomas Linder for non-commercial. You are free to make changes/derive from any of the files as long as you notify me and grant free access to everyone on the Internet so that I can include a reference to this information in these Lemming pages.
Note that a lot of the files have different copyright permissions!
Potential commercial users are required to get the authors permission prior to using any of the documents.
Disclaimer of Warranty: The author of these pages does not provide warranty of any kind for the correctness and reliability of information and software accessible via these documents.
No Lemming has been harmed in the process of creating and maintaining this WWW site.
All Lemming games except `Operation Lemmings' and `HP 48 Lemmings' are copyright by Psygnosis.