I forgot yesterday to post this.

[wikkit@mastodon.social]

@ar387 I played it at the library, on a computer that had the kind of CD drive that takes the CD in a square carrier like a floppy disk.

There’s nothing quite like Lemmings and Worms. The screen resolution was a fundamental feature in a way you can’t really do now.

[golgaloth@writing.exchange]

@ar387 A game that did so much with so little.

[julesbl@mastodon.me.uk]

@ar387 really enjoyed playing the original, the new one on my phone not quite so much

[errolwyrmberg@mastodon.scot]

@ar387 Where in Dundee is this statue? On the Technology Park?

[neil_h@ohai.social]

@ar387 still one of the best games ever! Not only working out how to solve a kernel, but also how to creatively send them to their doom

[nefex@ruhr.social]

@ar387 Did not expect that there exists a statue for those Lemmings. Very cool.

[suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com]

@ar387 Free replacement here; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pingus?useskin=monobook

[jfml@mastodon.art]

@ar387 I was wondering where exactly the statue is and it seems to be here:

https://osm.org/go/e6K4RylBi-?layers=P&m=

Another reason to finally visit Dundee ^__^

[ar387@mstdn.social]

@jfml there are various other statues in Dundee too, including ones for Desperate Dan from the Dandy cartoons.

[jester_lewis@mastodon.social]

@ar387
Best. Game. Ever.

[josh0@babka.social]

@ar387 I can’t believe I’ve driven right by this and had no idea! Next time I’m in Scotland this absolutely deserves a stop!