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Actually, I've done it two ways--online (which was really cool), and with the nieces and nephews (some had to use joy cons). 

Shredder's Revenge is my GOTY, it's fantastic! I wouldn't say it's better than TMNT 4 for SNES because it gets repetitive and is too long, but with 6 players, it's a blast. 

Seriously, Kirby and the Forgotten Land is the best Kirby game ever made (he works so well in 3D), so I know you'll really love it. 

I think it IS harder co-op because the two characters have to stay on the same screen, so you really have to work good together and not waste time. I was shocked to find out how long the game was! I assumed it was about 8 levels long, but nope, 55! 

Yeah, it's surprisingly unique despite being an almost 30-year-old game. The humor is incredibly on-point. We have so many serious monster games that it's good to have something silly like this, and maybe some day we'll get a modern spiritual successor. 

Thanks. You should definitely give it another try, and the recent re-release is the best way to go. 

I'm surprised you haven't played this. I think you'd probably like it. 

That's so cool! I really want to see that interview now 

After having played TMNT 4 Arcade, I can safely say that the SNES version IS better. Not only because they added the extra level and bosses, but the combat is more precise--it feels like the turtles are flailing in their attacks in the arcade version. That's what I think. 

I also grew up playing TMNT II on GB, which I really love. Sure, it's a very slow game, but it's still fun. I especially love the music, Konami games in the 90s never disappointed in the music department. I recently beat TMNT III Rad Rescue, and really enjoyed it, despite how confusing the map could be and the cheap enemies. I never could have beaten it without that handy rewind feature. 

LOL that might actually work. Pac-man's enemies are ghosts, after all...