[Longplay] NES - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (4K, 60FPS)

Описание: Played by xRavenXP (me)

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Game: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
System: NES
Version: (US)

This is the longplay of the game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, an action and platform game developed by Konami (under the name Ultra Games) and released for NES in 1989 in the United States, Europe (under the name Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles) and Japan (where it was called Geki Kame Ninja Den).

The TMNT brand was a huge success at the time in various types of media, such as comics, toys, animations and, of course, video games.

The plot of this game involves the four ninja turtles, each with a different weapon and personality, who must go out on the streets of New York to fight the Foot Clan, commanded by Shredder. The Foot Clan kidnapped the reporter April and gains the Life Transformer Gun, a weapon capable of returning Splinter to his human form. To save April, the turtles (Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael) will need to fight against ninjas and evil creatures. The game features an aerial perspective (to move towards the different parts of the levels) and a 2D platform. The player controls the turtles and can switch between them at any time during the game, using their primary weapons, as well as secondary weapons (shurikens, boomerangs and the kiai attack, which allows you to fire a wave of power).

The game has a high level of difficulty, there are many discrepancies between the turtles (Donatello is extremely overpowered in this game, while Raphael is harder to hit enemies with), the jumps seem like the turtles are in a place with low gravity and it is not possible to jump to hang on the ladders (you need to climb them from the ground). I made the video trying to explore the game well (except in stage 4, where it is better to follow the right path at once), in addition to having gathered a lot of Kiai Attack to make the journey easier. This game serves more as a curiosity of the time in which it was made than as a game in itself, since much of the experience is somewhat frustrating.
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