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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Color Mode
The Super Nintendo port of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesā¶ Turtles in Time is as good, if not better than the arcade original. In my opinion though, the SNES version and the arcade original have differences that make them both worth playing.
One of those differences in the home port is actually hidden away in the gameās options menu. Within these settings, is the ability to choose between āanimationā (the gameās default) and ācomicā colors for the gameās playable characters.
These options are also available in the de facto Sega Genesis port, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesā¶ The Hyperstone Heist.Ā Unlike the SNES game, the color changes aren't reflected on the character select screen.
While theyāre labeled ācomicā colors, I believe theyāre probably based on the colors of the 1988 TMNT toy line.
Game 15: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist (Jan 2023) I always thought that Turtles in Time just had a port on the Genesis, but when my friend told me that it was straight up a different game. Not really in the sense that it wasn't as good as Turtles in Time, but that I didn't know a different Turtles Beat'em up was around. As much as I do think this is a cheap imitation of Turtles in Time, it's still a pretty narly game. By all means, the music, sprites, and levels weren't as memorable as Turtles In Time. Sadly, this is mostly due to this games difficulty and length. While the levels are longer than Turtles In Time, Hyperstone Heist has about half the levels IV did and the difficulty just isn't up to par with usual beat'em ups. While I'm usually a big fan of easier games, the problem with Hyperstone Heist is the lack of any challenge causes for a lot of moments to be fleeting rather than memorable. Boss aren't nearly as interesting either, and with a lot of them just having boring attack patterns and just being bigger punching bags; leaves for little impression on what otherwise is a good roster of baddies. Hyperstone Heist still has it's own identity and merits as a beat'em up. It gives us some neat new stuff, and at times can be just as fun as it's SNES counterpart. Really it has all the DNA of what made Turtles In Time as good. Using the same kind of sprites, game mechanics, and presentation. If that means that it may be a shorter, slightly easier, and different game, I'm all for it. Variety is the spice of life, and hey, can you really be mad at having two cakes?
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist for Sega Genesis.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist ! š„·š„ Reviving Sega Genesis Nostalgia !
These games range from good to great, but when you play them, you're probably thinking "Why aren't I just playing Turtles in Time?"
My first thought was that Hyperstone Heist would do pretty well here