Also, there is one section where instead of moving to the right, you move down.

You usually get to these upper planes by jumping up to them. Levels usually have an upper plane and a lower plane. Depth The game itself isn't very big in terms of levels and variety in the villains, but it more than makes up for it in terms of level length and design. Rather simple plot, but then again, most plots for these games were not very drawn out anyway. After saving Splinter, you go to the Technodrome to fight Shredder and Krang in the final battle.

After rescuing April, Splinter is kidnapped by Shredder and you have to save him now.

April gets kidnapped and you have to rescue her. Story The story is basically the same as the game I reviewed last time. Good thing I'm playing this on Vizzed, otherwise I might use up a ton of quarters at an actual arcade that might just happen to have this game (if any). The levels are fun, the music is good, and the combat is fun. Addictiveness This game is fun to play over and over again and I'm sure I'll come back to it from time to time when I'm looking for something to do. The sound effects in this game are pretty good as well, adding to the experience. It's hard to find a track that I dislike and that's pretty good. Each level has its own music track, all of which are nice to listen to. The opening theme is the one from the 80's show which is a huge plus. Sound The music in this game is very good. But like everyone knows, good graphics don't always equal a good game. The cutscenes between levels are drawn like they're from the cartoon and get the point across pretty well. The animations for this game are also very smooth and fluid, making it look like you're actually swinging your sword (or other weapon for that matter, but I tend to play as Leo). The Turtles themselves are distinguishable from each other and the enemy sprites are pretty good as well. I mean I've seen better, yes, but for what it's worth they aren't terrible (especially compared to that other Turtles game I reviewed last time). Graphics For a late 80's arcade title, this doesn't look half bad. So without further procrastination, here's my review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the arcade version). While I agree that Turtles in Time is a better game, this game is actually really good and has some ideas that I wish they had used again. Anyway, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is an arcade classic, but it's also somewhat overlooked due to Turtles in Time. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (World 4 Players) Review by: Itachi9695 - 8.5/10 So Overlooked Yikes, guess I've gotta start pumping these things out.

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