- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Oct 31, 2003
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 2
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Each turtle has his own attacks and skills, plus his own unique set of stages, and it's all tied together with great looks and sounds that make TMNT feel like a really polished SNES game - not a bad thing at all from where I sit. [Nov 2003, p.100]
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83Since each Turtle has his own fighting style, it doesn't ever get old. [Nov 2003, p.72]
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80The boss battles and platforming challenges vary just enough, and the minigames (such as the side-scrolling shooter level and the "Excitebike"-inspired motorcycle race) are great. [Dec 2003, p.104]
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It's a fun and fresh play. [Dec 2003, p.151]
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80Though the Turtles may have aged almost 20 years, their look is as sharp and clean as when they first jumped out of the sewers. From the crazy animated ninjitsu moves to the colorful levels, the Turtles never looked so good on a small screen.
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75A mixed bag. The innovative level design and variety keep things interesting, but it's over far too quickly.
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A fun little title with decent combat controls, but there is absolutely no incentive to play it again after beating it the first time. [Nov 2003, p.73]
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It is a fun game for a crazy new TMNT fan, but older TMNT fans will be disappointed by the exclusion of the original cartoon characters.
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If there is one major complaint it's that the game is too short. It can be completed in an afternoon and there's virtually no replay value at all.
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69The game isn't much more than your typical "Final Fight" or "Double Dragon" type of game, but it's a pretty satisfying gaming experience...especially for those who dig the Turtles. But you just can't ignore the fact that the game's irritatingly short.
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67The graphics are surprisingly good and showcase exactly what the Gameboy Advance is capable of.
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60Fans of the new TV series and even older fans of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will enjoy this title, provided they can ignore the skateboarding and other driving sections of the game.
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60The gameplay is quite good, with each turtle possessing his own style of gameplay, but the overall redundancy and ease that the game offers up is simply inexcusable.
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57A brand-new game that combines simple beat-'em-up gameplay with the kind of run-and-jump action that has been done so often, and oftentimes much better, in numerous other side-scrolling games.
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A perfectly average beat-em-up that will likely keep fans of the cartoon enthralled. [Nov 2003, p.202]
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50But with all the complaints, the game is a hoot while it lasts, though it’s over before you really have a chance to get into it.
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LeeB.10I will give it 12+ good.
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