Fans can try to find a copy on the Game Boy. The boom of fighting games in the early '90s was inescapable and the Turtles were not resistant to jumping to different genres. Developed by Konami and released on the NES, SNES, and Genesis systems, each game was actually different from the others, in an effort to capitalize on the fighting game craze. The SNES version is largely seen as the superior version, featuring ten characters and two bosses.
The game follows a fighting tournament in the vein of Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter , but naturally involves the humor of the Turtles. Retro-fighting die-hards may be able to find copies at a retro game store or online.
Konami released several games on the sixth generation consoles, notable for bringing the Turtles into the world of 3D gaming. The third entry follows a few of the story arcs from the animated television show, pitting them against a hodge-podge of classic villains. TMNT: Mutant Melee is known for its wide variety of game modes, mimicking the popular party games of the era.
While there is still a story mode for single-player, there is also a multiplayer mode, keeping in vein with the arcade-style of gaming that the series is beloved for. This hack and slash platformer is based on the film of the same name. Developed by Ubisoft for the sixth and seventh generation of consoles, TMNT has similarities to the Prince of Persia games in terms of gameplay but follows the plot of the film for the most part.
While not the most challenging game in the world, it has its moments and harkens back to the classic beat 'em up style of the older arcade games. He might post it on Youtube someday. You can check out his work at The Uncanny Fox , purchase his books on Amazon.
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