The
game’s plot covers a bunch of various aspects from the new Saturday
morning cartoon. You choose from one of the four Turtles (Leonardo,
Raphael, Michelangelo or Donatello) as you fight your way against a
variety of campaigns against many of the villains from the show, like
Baxter Stockman, the Nano Monster and the evil Shredder himself.
If you’ve played any previous Ninja Turtle game, (save for the very first one on the NES) then you probably know what to expect here. The levels are divided up into about five stages each, and each one stands alone as an episode. The gameplay is executed with a very old school feel, in that it’s essentially a beat ‘em up from the old days. You scroll along fighting off hordes of enemies and progressing through the level when they all are defeated, not to mention the occasional boss battle. After completing certain stages, you can earn new abilities, like jump kicks, to aid you in your quest.
The gameplay feels pretty fun at first. You fight off enemies using your Ninja abilities, which are executed with a lot of flair and style from the show. However, after a while, the gameplay gets really really repetitive, and each enemy begins to look exactly the same as the last. The game is also quite simplistic feeling. The combos are nothing too spectacular; you basically pound on the same key in succession to perform a simple little combo.
If you’ve played any previous Ninja Turtle game, (save for the very first one on the NES) then you probably know what to expect here. The levels are divided up into about five stages each, and each one stands alone as an episode. The gameplay is executed with a very old school feel, in that it’s essentially a beat ‘em up from the old days. You scroll along fighting off hordes of enemies and progressing through the level when they all are defeated, not to mention the occasional boss battle. After completing certain stages, you can earn new abilities, like jump kicks, to aid you in your quest.
The gameplay feels pretty fun at first. You fight off enemies using your Ninja abilities, which are executed with a lot of flair and style from the show. However, after a while, the gameplay gets really really repetitive, and each enemy begins to look exactly the same as the last. The game is also quite simplistic feeling. The combos are nothing too spectacular; you basically pound on the same key in succession to perform a simple little combo.
Min Requirements:
System:
Pentium III 800 MHz or Athlon processor or equivalent
RAM:
128 MB
Video Memory:
32 MB
Hard Drive Space:
1650 MB
1-Burn or Mount the Image
2-Install the Game
3-Copy crack from the folder,paste it on game directory folder and overwrite
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