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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nintendo NES)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nintendo NES)

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  • Our take on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nintendo NES)

    Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a 1989 NES action game from Konami, based on the cartoon. You control all four turtles across a top-down overworld map and side-scrolling levels, switching characters at will. Each turtle has his own weapon and a separate health bar, so losing one leaves the others weaker. It is remembered as a tough, sometimes frustrating game: the underwater bomb-defusing level is notorious, and the Technodrome section demands patience. Fans of the era rate it as a solid but uneven licensed title, well behind Konami's later Turtles arcade port.

    Best forRetro NES collectorsTurtles cartoon fansPlayers who want a hard 8-bit challenge
    Pros
    • Play as all four turtles and switch between them
    • Overworld map adds structure between stages
    • Distinct weapons and separate health per turtle
    • Faithful to the 1980s cartoon's tone
    • Soundtrack and sprites hold up for the era
    Cons
    • The underwater bomb level is punishing
    • Enemies respawn and damage adds up fast
    • Controls feel stiff in tight platforming
    • Difficulty spikes late in the game

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    What reviewers say

    Owners and retro reviewers call it a flawed but nostalgic licensed game. The four-turtle switching and map exploration get credit, while the underwater level and uneven difficulty draw the most complaints.

    What people mention
    • DifficultyCriticisedPlayers say the game is brutally hard, especially the underwater section.
    • Turtle switchingPraisedOwners like managing four turtles with separate health and weapons.
    • ControlsMixedSome find the platforming stiff, others adapt to the 8-bit feel.
    • NostalgiaPraisedFans of the cartoon enjoy the characters and presentation.
    • Level designMixedThe map and varied stages are liked, but late levels feel unfair.

    About the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nintendo NES)

    Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a game for the Nintendo NES. You team up with the Turtles Raphael, Leonardo, Michaelangelo and Donatello to fight the Foot Clan, a force of robots and Ninjitsu warriors, in China Town and across the city.

    The Turtles are powered by slices of pizza. Their weapons include nunchukus and Katana blades, and they ride a party bus loaded with Anti-Foot Clan missiles.

    Use your map and the tortoise radar to find your way past traps and secret sewer passages. Along the way you fight the Ninjitsu warriors.

    Platform
    Nintendo NES
    Characters
    Raphael, Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello
    Weapons
    Nunchukus, Katana blades, Anti-Foot Clan missiles

    Questions and answers

    Is this the arcade game?
    No. This is Konami's 1989 NES game with an overworld map and side-scrolling stages. The arcade beat-'em-up came to NES later as TMNT II.
    Can you play as all four turtles?
    Yes. You control Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and Donatello and can switch between them. Each has a different weapon and his own health.
    Why is the underwater level so hated?
    You must defuse bombs while swimming past electric seaweed and enemies, with limited time and awkward controls. Many players never got past it.
    Does it need a special controller?
    No. It uses the standard NES controller. The game is single-player only.
    Is it worth playing today?
    For nostalgia and series history, yes. Expect a hard, dated game; the later NES Turtles titles are more polished.
    Where is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nintendo NES) cheapest?
    At J2Games, for $9.99, as of our latest check.

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