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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project
Tiny Toon Adventures 2: Trouble in Wackyland
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Publisher: Konami.
Year: 1989. Difficulty: Hard. Graphics: Good.
This is a good game, but to be truthful I like TMNT III much, much better. The characters are designed well enough, but definitely not as articulated as the characters in III. Also, the Turtles do not have any special ninja moves. You would think, considering the fact that they are ninjas, they would've done something about this. They can stand or duck or jump in the air, and that's it. Fortunately, then can attack in mid-jump. But what I don't really like is how they made it so complex. The Turtles characters have to move on a map and go into sewers and buildings. Not all places are necessary to go into so sometimes you're just wasting your time. Then it moves from the overhead view to the side view when you're inside your destinations. And how come only a couple hits from an enemy can take your energy way down? This kind of makes things a bit harder than it has to be. But overall, I love the idea of a Turtles game and all the neat adventures you can have venturing into sewers and all kinds of buildings, going underwater to diffuse bombs, and much more.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project: Publisher: Konami. Year: 1992. Difficulty: Medium. Graphics: High.
You can be any one of the four crimefighting Turtles. If you lose a life, you can be the same Turtle again or choose a different Turtle. Believe me, each Turtle has his own advantages for the particular villains you fight. You'll have to experiment for yourself. There is a LOT to do in this game and the graphics are awesome! Plenty of action. You can fight all the characters from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons and live-action movies including the second film's Tokka the snapping turtle, Rahzar the wolf, and Super Shredder! There are many different kinds of Foot Soldiers in this video game than you will see in any other medium of the Turtles. In the cartoons and comics you only see purple Foot Soldiers. The Soldiers in this game come in all kinds of colors and have many different talents. Just tons and tons of bad guys to beat! Each Turtle also has special moves that you can use on their enemies. Plenty of exciting locations. The designers of this game definitely put a lot of work into it. It's of medium difficulty, but will keep you busy and is just a wonderful experience to play.
Tiny Toon Adventures 2: Trouble in Wackyland: Publisher: Konami. Year: 1993. Difficulty: Easy. Graphics: High.
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This is a good game, but to be truthful I like TMNT III much, much better. The characters are designed well enough, but definitely not as articulated as the characters in III. Also, the Turtles do not have any special ninja moves. You would think, considering the fact that they are ninjas, they would've done something about this. They can stand or duck or jump in the air, and that's it. Fortunately, then can attack in mid-jump. But what I don't really like is how they made it so complex. The Turtles characters have to move on a map and go into sewers and buildings. Not all places are necessary to go into so sometimes you're just wasting your time. Then it moves from the overhead view to the side view when you're inside your destinations. And how come only a couple hits from an enemy can take your energy way down? This kind of makes things a bit harder than it has to be. But overall, I love the idea of a Turtles game and all the neat adventures you can have venturing into sewers and all kinds of buildings, going underwater to diffuse bombs, and much more.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project: Publisher: Konami. Year: 1992. Difficulty: Medium. Graphics: High.
You can be any one of the four crimefighting Turtles. If you lose a life, you can be the same Turtle again or choose a different Turtle. Believe me, each Turtle has his own advantages for the particular villains you fight. You'll have to experiment for yourself. There is a LOT to do in this game and the graphics are awesome! Plenty of action. You can fight all the characters from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons and live-action movies including the second film's Tokka the snapping turtle, Rahzar the wolf, and Super Shredder! There are many different kinds of Foot Soldiers in this video game than you will see in any other medium of the Turtles. In the cartoons and comics you only see purple Foot Soldiers. The Soldiers in this game come in all kinds of colors and have many different talents. Just tons and tons of bad guys to beat! Each Turtle also has special moves that you can use on their enemies. Plenty of exciting locations. The designers of this game definitely put a lot of work into it. It's of medium difficulty, but will keep you busy and is just a wonderful experience to play.
Tiny Toon Adventures 2: Trouble in Wackyland: Publisher: Konami. Year: 1993. Difficulty: Easy. Graphics: High.
What I like about this game is that it is practically non-violent. Nothing more serious here than an occasional "bumping" of the bad guys. Montana Max has taken over the otherwise peaceful Wackyland amusement park. Five of the Tiny Toons characters have to survive dangerous rides to stop him. You can be Babs Bunny on the rollercoaster, Plucky Duck in the bumper cars, Hamton Pig on the train ride, or Furrball on the log ride. Once you have acquired 50 tickets from the rides or 4 gold tickets (by successfully completing each of the four primary rides), you can be Buster Bunny in the Fun House. After a long search in the Fun House you will find Montana Max (after dealing with Elmyra Duff and other baddies first) and must beat him to win the game and save the day. The characters and backgrounds are beautifully designed and look like they come right out of tz[LʡxN .,6 MK)6rNUW*YqOIw1u6S{i֭Ye