Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES, 1989).Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (.Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Pr.Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time (.Nintendo Power, Volume 5 (March/April 1989).Splinter no-selling how much power you have is sooo Japanese Sensei. Krang's suit was DEFINITELY bigger when he snatched the Statue of Liberty, albeit the statue itself isn't as tall as people think.ДЄhh, glad they did more with the Statue here than they did with Manhattan flying in the previous game. OK OK they just picked a random number.anyway, what a great view. Seeing this super-optimistic vision of 2020 makes me wistful about how little we've actually progressed. Yeah the time travel simply doesn't make sense, it's just fun. Slash = Broly is an EXCELLENT comparison. I mean you getting zapped back was an accident all along, so. I think they may have been in the Technodrome with you and were warped as well. You're right about how weird it is to have all these bad guys in space with you. Having actual animations for when you get hit is a nice touch.ДЄW YEAH THROWING NINJAS AT SHREDDER THIS IS AWESOME!! Thanks for getting a perfect shot of it. But the first time you play you don't KNOW that.but you know something about Time.ahh the anticipation! I'm happy this game doesn't end with the Technodrome like the others. You're right about this game having a distinctive and attractive color pallette. They did a Terminator episode of Turtles? Nice! One thing this game has over others from the era is real urban environments. And fighting in a construction site is such a great idea for a video game level. Snatching Lady Liberty is such a New York boss move that also inspires me to play and beat the game.Д®njoy having an iconic building in the background.

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