Oh No! More Zombies Ate My Neighbors

Oh no! More Zombies Ate My Neighbors is a hack created by Jon Grunes with help from a friend of his simply known as Matt on January 17th, 2010.

It was the second major hack to have been released, and featured a number of changes that had never been seen before, including the banana weapon, a new enemy in the form of living soda machines, and four extra bonus levels in place of levels 45 through 48.

Added Features

 * 55 new levels
 * More bonus levels in place of levels 45-48
 * Less main levels at only 44
 * A new weapon, bananas
 * A new one-off victim on the credit level
 * A new enemy, soda machines
 * First Dr. Tongue battle moved to level 24 and second Dr. Tongue battle moved to level 44
 * Use of the unused point bonuses
 * Use of the unused song
 * Random starting items
 * Reverse item cycling

Trivia

 * At first levels appear to be different sizes from the original game, for example, level 6 in this hack is much longer than the level 6 in the original game. The reason for this is that the levels were rearranged in this hack so that the various map dimensions are in different levels, with the much more vertically designed level 18 being the map used for level 6 in this hack.
 * Many levels contain large amounts of empty space, with Unsung Zeros being the most egregious offender, with over a third of the map being nothing but black space.
 * Humorously, level 27 is incorrectly referred to as level 25 on the level title screen
 * Due to a certain byte being an invalid number in the level code, Unsung Zeros will crash on most emulators that aren't ZSNES.
 * For unknown reasons, level 30 will crash in all versions of Piranhaplants ZAMN editor except for 9.0
 * Level 5 suffers a similar issue where it returns an overflow error. This does not crash the editor however.
 * There is an unreachable secret bonus on level 37.
 * The "room with a view" pun is used on three levels, levels 4, 31, and 42.
 * Something similar happens with the Aisle of Dr Tongue, where both levels 20 and 43b sound the same if spoken out loud.
 * This is one of the only hacks where the credit level is not an office level, instead being set in a graveyard.
 * Both "The Dead Die Hard!" and "Problem Child" were originally titles used in the beta version of the original game, likely being meant for "Seven meals for Seven Zombies" and "Titanic Toddler" respectively.
 * This hack took the longest to be made of any Zombies Ate My Neighbors hack, taking a full ten years to be completed. The next longest would be Ultimate Zombies Ate My Neighbors at seven years.