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* Only managing to save a single Lemming in Oh No! More Lemmings prompts this response from the game on the results screen:
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* Only managing to save a single Lemming Saving less than half the requirement (but more than zero) in Oh No! More Lemmings prompts this response from the game on the results screen:
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* The "Nuke" button in ''VideoGame/{{Lemmings}}'' is there for a reason -- to make you [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential laugh guiltily when they clutch their heads, shout "Oh no!" and explode]]. The sequel adds physics to this so they get blown about the level like rag dolls, all while they're popping like machine-gunned balloons.
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* The "Nuke" button in ''VideoGame/{{Lemmings}}'' is there for a reason -- to make you [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential laugh guiltily when they clutch their heads, shout "Oh no!" and explode]]. The sequel adds physics to this so they get blown about the level like rag dolls, all while they're popping like machine-gunned balloons.balloons.
* DMA's sense of humour shines through several of the level names. Early on there's a level titled "Not as complicated as it looks", which appears at first glance from the preview to be the largest and most elaborate stage yet. Then you start the level and discover that despite all the elaborate structures and geometry surrounding the level, the exit is right beside the start of the level and all you have to do is place a single blocker to immediately win the stage.
* Only managing to save a single Lemming in Oh No! More Lemmings prompts this response from the game on the results screen:
-->"Yes, well, err, erm, maybe that is NOT the way to do this level."
* DMA's sense of humour shines through several of the level names. Early on there's a level titled "Not as complicated as it looks", which appears at first glance from the preview to be the largest and most elaborate stage yet. Then you start the level and discover that despite all the elaborate structures and geometry surrounding the level, the exit is right beside the start of the level and all you have to do is place a single blocker to immediately win the stage.
* Only managing to save a single Lemming in Oh No! More Lemmings prompts this response from the game on the results screen:
-->"Yes, well, err, erm, maybe that is NOT the way to do this level."
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* The "Nuke" button in ''{{Lemmings}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Lemmings}}'' is there for a reason -- to make you [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential laugh guiltily when they clutch their heads, shout "Oh no!" and explode]]. The sequel adds physics to this so they get blown about the level like rag dolls, all while they're popping like machine-gunned balloons.
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* The "Nuke" button in ''{{Lemmings}}'' is there for a reason -- to make you [[VideogameCrueltyPotential [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential laugh guiltily when they clutch their heads, shout "Oh no!" and explode]]. The sequel adds physics to this so they get blown about the level like ragdolls, rag dolls, all while they're popping like machine-gunned balloons.
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