Right, the voice isn't terribly exciting, but the information is good. There are so many old Famicom games you've probably never heard about (not a bad thing) that he discusses. It's very interesting.
Well those pizzas were important! lol
I didn't know that. That must have been their inspiration I guess, and they just expanded on the idea with the enemies being thrown into the screen.
Definitely the coolest Shredder I've seen so far. Intense battle! Just hitting him is hard. Perhpas the Statue of Liberty gave him his power (?).
Manhatten Project is a good game. If anyone does a Turtles remake, I hope it would be WayForward, who knows how to do good remakes. Anyone else would probably destroy our wonderful childhood memories of these great games (thanks, Ubisoft!).
Me too. When I was a kid, we would rent it from Blockbuster every now and then, and I was in love with it. Then, a Game Stop opened up near us, and they were selling some old games (there was a time when they did), and they had TMNT 4! I bought it right away, and man, I've got my money out of it!
Thanks. Between the arcade version, this one, and the terrible remake, this is easily the best one. I just might play it again too. And I'll be sure to have a good weekend, thanks.
The ending wasn't anything special, just the credits with a catchy song and the giving of the names of the bosses. You're right, back in "the good ol' days" when you could play with friends IN THE SAME ROOM, that was awesome! Far better than online. I have fond memories of those days too.
That was awesome! Thanks for sharing, I've never seen it before.
Yeah, I forgot to mention that part. The humor is great. Kung Pow alone is hilarious: "The monkey! The lion! The cobra!" Then, just before you finish him: "I'm almost done for!" That guy cracks me up. And of course, Earthworm Jim is great.
