Now I think we live in the new golden age of Turtles games. In June, TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge Remarking, which garnered praise from our right and left review, and just heard news about working on a new racing game.

• Ronnie’s story (Turtles animation series episode, premiere in 1987)
• return to childhood (1990)
• turtles that shrunk (1988)
• Time Machine (1990)
• shaking collector (1990)
• rated five pineapple pizzas out of five

And then there is a TEENAGE mutant ninja turtles: The Cowabunga Collection. Right now, friends of teenage mutantinninja turtles have plush ones.

Ronnie’s story (Turtles animation series episode, premiere in 1987)

Digital Eclipse Studio and published by the INAMI Game House TEENAGE Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is a fair dose of nostalgia wrapped in one package. The title brings together a whopping 13 games from the pine trees. The supply looks like this:

• TEENAGE mutant ninja turtles (slot machine)
• TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time (slot machine)
• TEENAGE mutant ninja turtles (NEW)
• TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (NEW)
• TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project (NEW)
• TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (NEW)
• TEENAGE mutant ninja turtles iv: Turtles in Time (Super Nintendo)
• TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (Super Nintendo)
• TEENAGE mutant ninja turtles: The Hypersaline Heist (Sega Mega Drive)
• TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (Sega Mega Drive)
• TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (Game Boy)
• TEENAGE Mutant ninja turtles II: Back from the Sewers (Game Boy)
• TEENAGE mutant ninja turtles III: Radical Rescue (Game Boy)

There is a mixed pile of games published before the 21st century. There are activities, levels and fighting. In a way, the number of games being experienced is even greater, as the titles offer both Japanese versions and US publications. Not that there are big differences between the versions.

The game menu is spectacular to watch in itself.

return to childhood (1990)

The oldest acquaintance of the package is the 1989 Style mutant ninja turtles slot machine, which is a great piece of history, although it may not have been the funniest experience ever. Fortunately, enemies can be muttered either locally or online with a maximum of three other players. The plot patterns put the racing quarter after the shredded devil, which means defeating the footwear and many boss opponents.

Almost the same words could be mentioned in the second slot machine of the package, Teenage mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Times ta. This is also an action, although this time there is a little more variation in different eras. This title also supports the multiplayer between four people, either locally or over the network.

Called the 8-bit Nintendo classic TEENAGE mutant ninja turtles is just a fair dose of nostalgia. The title changes characters via the break menu, jumping in 2D fields with enemies and shaving in a city view with a Turtles cart. For many, this single player will surely come to mind a challenging difficulty level and underwater fields that make you cry out. Fortunately, the collection has added opportunities to rewind the time and save the game at any moment.

Soon you get Rock steady in the Data in a single-game session played via the Internet.

Turtles II: The Arcade Game is also familiar with 8-bit Nintendo. This is largely a previously mentioned slot machine for home console, albeit with a few compromises. Along with them, though, there are a few additional fields, so it is up to the player which version of the want to play. In this version, however, only two players can be taken into operation.

The third acquaintance of the NEW console in the package is the Event Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project, which, like its predecessor, is in a variety of environments, reachable enemies. This is the least interesting title of the trio, but you can still get the fun of it.

The Teenage mutant ninja turtles iv: Turtles in Time, released to Super Nintendo in 1992, is that previously mentioned slot machine, converted to 16-bit. The praise collected from the original appearance and the extra boss resistors. Experiencing the title is fun, especially as a single game.

April fights at Mega Driven Tournament Fighters.

The Teenage mutant ninja turtles: Hypersaline Heist, released for the Began Mega Drive console in the same year, is also based on the Turtles in time slot machine. Compared to the Super Nintendo version, there are fewer fields and thus a shorter duration, but the game itself is slightly faster.

Race games are represented by battle games of 8-bit Nintendo, Super Nintendo and Sega Mega Drive, all of which are called Teenage mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters. The NEW console game is not a funny curiosity, but it is not a big attraction. The short, though passel-functioning entity, is highly likely to remain in the feet of its big brothers.

Turtles III takes you to the water.

Super Nintendo Tournament Fighters is still a very functional stump production, even with modern eyes. Four attack buttons, a specialist meter, ten characters and three game forms. Not a bad experience of the law, alone or two.

The Mega Drive version has a lot of the same, but the character Caracas are different, there are parts to be destroyed and there are only two attack buttons. At least to my taste, the SNES-Mätke works better technically. Even though there is a whole new table of music from a distinguished factor and April O’Neil, which is outright rare.

turtles that shrunk (1988)

In addition to the experiences of these home consoles and slot machines, there are three titles published for the Game Boy Congregation. The first of them, the 1990 Teenage mutant ninja turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan, is like a reaction test. The characters on the screen are so large that the enemies are reasonably fast on the skin. This is basically an interesting breeze from the past, albeit short and perhaps most to their minds, who have once been snapping.

Fall of the Foot Clan was the first Game Boy racing game.

Another acquaintance is the TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Back from the Sewers, where a little around the scenery with a stupid looking character graphics. Nowadays, there are no great shouts of joy, even though skate fields are winged.

The third and last Game Boy title is TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Radical Rescue. This output is more interesting in terms of implementation, as it is a Metroidvania-style adventure. The name of the job is to run the game area, searching for and releasing racing heroes so that the previously unable to open the areas with their special abilities.

Time Machine (1990)

The collection offers games that have once been published and cannot be influenced by much. Because there are many a bit of the same kind of games that are used to get around with different environments of enemies with stumps and snippets, not everyone makes a mind play in the tube. However, there is a difference in the titles in mechanics, appearance and additional features, so they are still happy to play. So the final product does not cause Latina, especially when you think about what has been put together around classic yields.

Really. This is not a simple dumping of old games together, as every title offers a bunch of additional features that can be activated if desired. There is an immortality mode, nightmare mode, improvement of flicker graphics, additional life, choosing a start field and more. Also, image filters and image ratio can vary according to your desire.
This is the special spice that causes the collection to rise above their colleagues. Like other collections of current collections, rewinding the game is a short distance back, and the storage function is also available, albeit with only one storage slot per game.

The strategy guide gives tips. And it makes hunger with its pizza text.

There are also simple but pleasant gaming guides that provide tips, tell special fighting games and guide you in challenging points. Nice little addition!

And that’s not all. One of the most ingenious features of the entire treatment is the opportunity to watch the game’s transparent video with all the rewinding opportunities. This does not yet blow up on anyone’s socks, but you can take a game anywhere for yourself. This allows you to start playing from anywhere in the adventure. Do you want to jump straight into its first 8-bit Turtles last boss? Succeeds. Will Turtles in Time start in the middle of the fourth field? Rewind the video to this point and start stacking.

Thus, for example, halfway through the game, there is no need to twist the entire treatment from the beginning. Pretty good feature!

shaking collector (1990)

If the game collection itself is awesome like anything, then the content is also outside. Namely, a large amount of material on the history books pages is compiled into the package. There are guidelines, game cases, design documentaries, cartoon cover arts, ads and much more to admire. There are a few screenshots of the characters starring the characters. In particular, there is a huge amount of design documentation.

You can also listen to the soundtrack of every game through the archive menu. As a little Latina, it might be nice to leave music in the background of the archive, but this is a little sorrow.

And the shredder just laughed. There is an impossible number of design documents to admire.

Except the 8-bit Nintendo number one-turtles, every title features a multiplayer game. Each output can be played locally as a single game except for both slot machines with a maximum of four participants.

The web game is only available in four works, which include two slot machines and two-hypersstone Heist_ and Super Nintendo Tournament Fighters. The Rollback web code plays quite well based on tests, and joining others’ games does not cause problems. So you can start a session yourself or jump into the adventures of others in the middle of everything.

rated five pineapple pizzas out of five

TEENAGE Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is a great dose of nostalgia that will surely make Turtles fans to stumble at the footwear as a passion for the beak.

Although every game may not be in the right way for today’s players, the framework built around the output is so awesome with concept art, with its new features, both online games, that there is no choice but to give the entity five out of five. Other collections could take the model here.