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* AuthorsSavingThrow: The Master System and Game Gear versions of Lemmings 2 were practically lost media, having been developed in parallel with the Gameboy version, only to not be released. One of the development team however dumped the final, fully playable, prototypes on the internet, with the only quirk being some levels being based around the same basic solution.[[note]]A single lemming moving through a maze and then using the laser blaster to drop all the lemmings at the entrance outside the exit.[[/note]]
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* KillerApp: Although it's a multi-platform game, it started on the UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} and was regarded as one of the best games of the platform.
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* KillerApp: Although it's a multi-platform game, it started on the UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} Platform/{{Amiga}} and was regarded as one of the best games of the platform.
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* {{Feelies}}: ''Lemmings 2'' (the Amiga version at least) included a prologue in the form of an honest-to-god, colour-illustrated [[http://lemnet.tripod.com/english-chronicles/info/books/index.html children's book]] about the somewhat inept Jimmy B. [=McLemming=]'s mission to warn the other tribes to bring their talismans. [=McLemming's=] exploits continued in the manual for the sequel, ''Lemmings Chronicles'', before [[AbortedArc the entire storyline was dropped from the franchise.]]
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* FollowTheLeader: A case where the main game is still very popular, but nobody remembers all the imitators it has spawned. ''Troddlers''? ''Creepers''? Anyone? [[note]] Okay, at least [[LetsPlay/WhoIsThisGit ONE person]] [[https://youtu.be/65jGYXnRL7w?t=234 remembers Troddlers]] (even calling it underrated), but that's not the point here. [[/note]]
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* FollowTheLeader: A case where the main game is still very popular, but nobody remembers all the imitators it has spawned. ''Troddlers''? ''Creepers''? Anyone? [[note]] Okay, at least [[LetsPlay/WhoIsThisGit [[WebVideo/WhoIsThisGit ONE person]] [[https://youtu.be/65jGYXnRL7w?t=234 remembers Troddlers]] (even calling it underrated), but that's not the point here. [[/note]]
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** Many ports don't include the unique ShoutOut levels or the ''All the 6's'' level. Also, these ports tend not to include the music tracks based on "How much is that Doggie in the Window" and "O Little Town of Bethlehem".
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** Many ports don't include the unique ShoutOut levels or the ''All the 6's'' level. Also, these ports tend the Windows 95 port did not to include the music tracks based on "How much is that Doggie in the Window" and "O Little Town of Bethlehem".
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** The first "We All Fall Down", possibly to cut down on excessive repetition
** The ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level "Introducing SUPERLEMMING" was omitted, likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed. Additionally, for seemingly no reason, four levels of the first difficulty rank were also cut.
** The ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level "Introducing SUPERLEMMING" was omitted, likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed. Additionally, for seemingly no reason, four levels of the first difficulty rank were also cut.
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** The first "We All Fall Down", possibly to cut down on excessive repetition
repetition or because it was the 13th level.
** The ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level "Introducing SUPERLEMMING" was omitted, likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed. Additionally, for seemingly no reason, the last four levels of the first difficulty rank (Tame) were also cut.
** The ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level "Introducing SUPERLEMMING" was omitted, likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed. Additionally, for seemingly no reason, the last four levels of the first difficulty rank (Tame) were also cut.
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Dummied Out is now trivia. Moving examples accordingly.
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** Many ports don't include the unique ShoutOut levels or the ''All the 6's'' level. Also, these ports tend not to include the music tracks based on "How much is that Doggie in the Window" and "O Little Town of Bethlehem".
** The crystal tile-set contains a functional shredder trap that does not appear in any of the official levels.
** Many ports don't include the unique ShoutOut levels or the ''All the 6's'' level. Also, these ports tend not to include the music tracks based on "How much is that Doggie in the Window" and "O Little Town of Bethlehem".
** The crystal tile-set contains a functional shredder trap that does not appear in any of the official levels.
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* MultiDiscWork: The Amiga version has two disks, while the DOS version has three for its 5.25'' version.
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Removed, for the same reason as I removed this from the main page. Also, since when has Pachelbel's Canon been a Christmas song?
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* NamesTheSame: “Pachelbel’s Cannon in D” is an original composition but shares it’s name with the more famous Christmas tune.
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* NamesTheSame: “Pachelbel’s Cannon in D” is an original composition but shares it’s name with the more famous Christmas tune.
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** "All the 6's", presumably due to [[NumberOfTheBeast censorship reasons]].
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** "All the 6's", presumably due to [[NumberOfTheBeast "All the 6's"]], presumably due to censorship reasons]].reasons.
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* FollowTheLeader: A case where the main game is still very popular, but nobody remembers all the imitators it has spawned. ''Troddlers''? ''Creepers''? Anyone?
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* FollowTheLeader: A case where the main game is still very popular, but nobody remembers all the imitators it has spawned. ''Troddlers''? ''Creepers''? Anyone?Anyone? [[note]] Okay, at least [[LetsPlay/WhoIsThisGit ONE person]] [[https://youtu.be/65jGYXnRL7w?t=234 remembers Troddlers]] (even calling it underrated), but that's not the point here. [[/note]]
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** The only ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level that was omitted was "Introducing SUPERLEMMING", likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed.
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** The only ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level that was omitted was "Introducing SUPERLEMMING", SUPERLEMMING" was omitted, likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed.employed. Additionally, for seemingly no reason, four levels of the first difficulty rank were also cut.
** All the above levels in fact still exist in the data files (though the graphics for the special levels do not, only their actual level data), but simply cannot be accessed in game. By hacking the game, or simply examining the level files with a level editor, these levels can be confirmed to exist in the data.
** All the above levels in fact still exist in the data files (though the graphics for the special levels do not, only their actual level data), but simply cannot be accessed in game. By hacking the game, or simply examining the level files with a level editor, these levels can be confirmed to exist in the data.
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* MissingEpisode: The Windows 95 version removed several levels from the original game.
** All of the levels using special graphics ("A Beast of a Level", "MENACING!!", "What an AWESOME Level", "A Beast II of a Level") were removed, presumably due to the game engine's inability to replicate them.
** "All the 6's", presumably due to censorship reasons (see TheNumberOfTheBeast below)
** The first "We All Fall Down", possibly to cut down on excessive repetition
** The only ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level that was omitted was "Introducing SUPERLEMMING", likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed.
** All of the levels using special graphics ("A Beast of a Level", "MENACING!!", "What an AWESOME Level", "A Beast II of a Level") were removed, presumably due to the game engine's inability to replicate them.
** "All the 6's", presumably due to censorship reasons (see TheNumberOfTheBeast below)
** The first "We All Fall Down", possibly to cut down on excessive repetition
** The only ''Oh No! More Lemmings'' level that was omitted was "Introducing SUPERLEMMING", likely due to the game engine's inability to reproduce the fast-forward gimmick that the original level employed.
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* KillerApp: Although it's a multi-platform game, it started in the UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} and was regarded as one of the best games of the platform.
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would have been better on the DS than on PSP
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* PortOverdosed: One of the top examples. ''Lemmings'' has been released for practically everything with an electronic display from the past 20 years.
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* PortOverdosed: One of the top examples. ''Lemmings'' has been released for practically everything with an electronic display from the past 20 years.years, at least up until the Sony takeover..
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* MarketBasedTitle: ''All-New World of Lemmings'' was released as ''The Lemmings Chronicles'' in America.
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