Added some new Panasonic 3DO screenshots today, it's hard to find actual 3DO screens, so I screen grabbed these myself, its a pretty good version overall and will be rated in a comparison soon.
3D rendered Intro, made specifically for the 3Do version. Title screen / Briefing screen / First level. In-game screenshots.
All these pictures can be found on the permanent 3DO page here.
I've also added some new Philips CD-i screenshots, again it's hard to find actual CD-i screens, so I screen grabbed these myself, its a nice version overall and will be rated in a comparison soon.
2.5 minute animated Intro that was made specifically for the CD-i version.
Title Screen (Centre)
In-Game Screenshots
All these pictures can be found on the permanent CD-i page here.
Game Info Format : Atari 8-Bit XL/XE (Disk) Released : 1993 Developer : A chip special software Publisher : KE SOFT Original RRP : tbc Players : 1 Controls : Joystick, Keyboard, ST Mouse Max Lemmings : 80 Levels : 100 Resolution : 160x192
Mini Review: The first thing you notice upon loading is the music, it's all different, of course being an official Atari release but not official Lemming release, meaning everything bar the gameplay had to be changed, but the game itself is essentially Lemmings all bar the name, anyway back to the music, tracks include 'flight of the bumble bee' and other classical pieces, and whilst they are quite good in themselves it would have been good to compare to the originals. The graphics considering the technology it's being played on are quite good, colourful, although the animations are very basic of course seemingly moving a frame a second, but it's very impressive with the amount of Lemmings being displayed on-screen at once, I've only seen 60 so far but I've been informed it's up 80 on some levels! All in all it's a very good effort, being pretty playable even with the keyboard, and most of the levels are recognisable too!
Fact: There was also a Brundles Editor released allowing design and saving of your own levels.
