Lemmings (PSP)

When lemmings first published in 1991 on the Commodore Amiga, they were an instant hit with loads of puzzle fans and went into major success with lots of sequels. The game allows you to play to up to 100 lemmings that all look the same as one another and look like the real life rodents but don't have the same disregard for their lives. Its up to you in your hands to safely move each individual lemming from either left to right, up a wall, jump of a wall and so on. It really is so much fun just watching the lemmings follow the leader, and if one dies, they all die at the same point, which makes it extremely funny! In the newest game for lemmings, there is ...  Read the complete review

Lemmings is a classic Puzzle game that has been around years having been first published by Psygnosis in 1991. It was orginally developed for the Amiga 500. Lemmings was very popular upon it's orgiginal release, receiving rave reviews for it's gameplay & originality. The way in which you play Lemmings is one Level at a time. The objective is to get as many Lemmings as possible through the level alive. The Lemmings walk aimlessly across the screen from side to side until they hit an object, die or escape the level to freedom. You do not control the Lemmings directly with your joypad. What you do is assign a skill to a Lemming & then the same Lemming ...  Read the complete review

this is such a classic game it has come so far since the first version i played on my old psp about 10 years ago. this version of lemmings is great its helped by the fact the psp has such great sound and picture quality. there are over 100 levels to play on the game and you can choose whether to play on the easy normal or hard setting so you can ease yourself into the game if you like. the case is a nice design and you even get instructions on how to play the game. you get a choice of of tools to help save the lemmings and get them home safely. you can climb use umbrellas build ladders and sometimes you have to bomb a lemming to save others. i ...  Read the complete review