Activision's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles coming October 22
Activision has announced a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game, based on the Nickelodeon animated series, coming October 22 to Xbox 360, Wii, and 3DS.
Activision has formally announced a release date for their new game based on Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series. The game will come October 22 and it will be developed by Magic Pockets (Mini Ninjas on DS) as a side-scrolling beat-'em-up and feature four-player drop-in, drop-out co-op.
Nickelodeon's recent take on the Heroes in a Half-Shell sees the Turtles taking on the villainous Shredder, while simultaneously fending off an invasion of the alien Kraang, who are now an entire race of pink aliens (voiced by Uncharted's Nolan North) and not just a single pink alien in a cheesy suit. The game appears to be designed in the vein of the classic arcade titles.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is coming to Xbox 360, Wii (not Wii U, curiously), and 3DS.
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Activision has announced a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game, based on the Nickelodeon animated series, coming October 22 to Xbox 360, Wii, and 3DS.-
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Not from me. I actually like the new show.
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Same here. It's well-written, more character driven, and features much better action scenes than the previous cartoons. It reminds me of the new ThunderCats cartoon: the creators could finally tell a decent story instead of getting bogged down in cheesy Saturday-morning-cartoon crap and using every other line of dialogue to preach morals at kids just to keep parent groups happy (in the case of the 1980s ThunderCats cartoon).
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Still super pissed that the New Thundercats got canceled.....
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I kinda like the new show too. It suffers the same problem as most non-Disney cg based shows though: the world feels mostly empty. Like the characters in show/eps are the only owns that live in that world. The new Beware The Batman show is the same way, or maybe even a little worse about it. But, they do spend more time developing the characters.
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Yeah I agree, it looks like the awful generic animation you'd see in those college advertisements like full-sail or something. lol
Thing is, there's a lot of kid shows that look like that.. what's the deal? Are there just no more talented folks doing that kind of stuff for kid shows anymore? I hate to be one of those "back in my day" people but the 80s and 90s had far better looking cartoons. Not to mention, a lot of which were hand drawn.-
No, they really didn't. Go back and watch those 80s and 90s cartoons. The colors shift, the animation's jerky. Meanwhile, here in 2013, we've got fluid animation and awesome action scenes in shows like TMNT.
Look, I love the ThunderCats cartoon from the 80s. Probably my favorite 'toon ever. But let's be real here, s0n. Let's be REAL real. Every generation likes their shows, toys, and movies better than the ones the whippersnappers like.
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My 5 year old daughter loves the new turtle's show. Thus I've seen the Nick series several times. Animation and style is rather poor but the show itself is well written.
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I wish they'd do a high-res NES remake :\
Same story and everything. Would 0wn.-
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I'm pretty sure this is the game that ruined any future timed sequences in any game ever again for me. Still, it would be neat to have such a monumentally difficult game remade.
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I never found the damn level to be that hard, the level after that where you're driving around the turtle van though that was pure bullshit.
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I don't know...I don't remember that Turtles In Time update setting the world on fire.
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Whaa? That game sucked. Give me more TMNT 2: The Arcade Game or TMNT 3: The Manhattan Project.
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David, you wound me. I have such fond memories of wanting to smash my NES with the controller playing that dam level.
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CrustaR, i thought you liked hard games?
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y'all are thinking of Battletoads.
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