Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

40 to 100 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Solid"

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Name: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Platforms this game is available on: Wii/NES

Platform that this game is being reviewed on: NES

Publisher: Ultra

Developer: Konami

Genre: Platformer

Difficulty: Easy

Learning Curve: 15 minutes

Number of Players: 1

Online Players: 0

Online Modes: None

Offline Modes: Story Mode

Release Date: 06/1989

ESRB Rating: No Rating

ESRB Description: No Rating

Score: 8 out of 10

Game Price
Price Used: $1.93 (www.amazon.com)
Price New: Not made new anymore.

Is there a Game Guide Book Available: No
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Price New:

In the year of 1989 when the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have reached their height of popularity Konami released a the first TMNT game for the console's and alot of people panned this game because at the same time this game came out, there was a very popular arcade game also known as TMNT so people were thinking that this arcade game would be what the NES version was going to be. Wow they were wrong. instead of getting that game we got a totaly different game. Now me I had no problem with it, it was a totaly functioning game there was nothing wrong with it. People said some areas were almost impossible. A Youtube star James Rolfe even talked about how hard it was to get a certin pizza and how hard it was to cross a platform. Unless he was kidding around I had no problems at all. Granted the graphics weren't on par with the Arcade game but lets be honest it's a freaking arcade game. It's like trying to compare a NES game to a XBox 360 game. it can't be done. If you can look beyond the fact that this isn't the same as the arcade game you'll find a enjoyable game. I personally liked being able to drive around in the later levels there was nothing more fun than that. I'm sorry I can't be specific it's been almost 20 years since it came out and I can't remember much. But I remember having a good time. So if you can get pass the fact that this isn't a copy of the Arcade game I'm sure you'll enjoy this game.