I just want to add that, the music in the old games are so good and would hold up pretty well today if done with a band(something that would likely never happen).
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Would you buy a remastered collection of Konami's Ninja Turtles games?
- Thread starter Romain
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SNES TiT is better that arcade version to be honest. The arcade game is an unfair quarter muncher.
Better/Different bosses too I think. Maybe a new level as well, I'm not sure the pirate ship is in the arcade. (unsure, not played in a long while)
Yeah, plus it doesn't even have Bebop and Rocksteady so what's the point?
The Technodrome is the SNES exclusive level, but Bebop and Rocksteady replace the pirate ship Tokka and Rahzar bosses (who are moved to the Technodrome instead)
Yea that's for sure. The arcade version is still fun to play with 4 peeps (as it is for most 4 player beat em ups), but the game feels way more limiting in terms of your move-set and the balance feels wonky for sure. I always prefer games where pure skill can help beat a game on few credits but TMNT and X-Men(heck most beat-em ups weren't balanced all too well in terms of predictable A.I.). I can 1 credit TiT on SNES and 1 credit TMNT3 on NES, but I need a bunch of credits to beat the arcade version.
Hell yes. Fuck yes. God yes. Just bought the Castlevania collection, and I want this a million times more.
Instantly, Turtles in Time feels incredibly good to play for a beat em up (specifically the SNES version.) But include the arcade game, the NES games, and tournament fighters (again, SNES version,) and I'll pay 39.99 without issue. Imagine having 4 joy con of the turtles colors...(possible when the new set comes out!)
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Yup, this is one major black spot in my classic games consciousness that I just don't have access to in any way right now.
I'd pay good money individually for straight ports of Manhattan Project, Turtles in Time, and Radical Rescue on Switch eShop, no need for upgrades or the rest of the games.
Define "remastered." We don't need another Reshelled situation (even though I didn't hate that as much as most).
Just give me a decent classic collection.
What would be dope dope is Tournament Fighters rebalanced by the TMNT TF:CE team with GGPO online.
Just give me a decent classic collection.
What would be dope dope is Tournament Fighters rebalanced by the TMNT TF:CE team with GGPO online.
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I probably shouldn't have used the word "remastered." I mostly meant a collection with quality of life improvements (like a rewind features), screen filters, backgrounds, screen ratio options, the ability to switch between different versions of the same game and so on.
What shops did you go to? Some of those prices for even the games next to them seem a bit high.
I've seen return of the shredder from at 8k for in box ... that's way high.
You're better holding off and lurk auctions/2nd hand markets xD
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The high priced better be signed by the team ;)
anyway, i would buy ports with tons of extras (concepts, etc), physical like the good old gradius/parodius/salamander collections on psp.
You're better holding off and lurk auctions/2nd hand markets xD
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The high priced better be signed by the team ;)
anyway, i would buy ports with tons of extras (concepts, etc), physical like the good old gradius/parodius/salamander collections on psp.
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I found out only recently that the European releases are also being sold for crazy prices on eBay. Some dude is asking for 350 euros for a complete Turtles in Time: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.fr/ulk/itm/323912191575
I wonder if having a collection on modern console would make the prices of the original games go down. One one hand those original copies are the only legal way to play those games right now. On the other hand they would still be great collection (as in "physical retro games collection") pieces.
I would love a remaster collection Super Mario All-stars style.
But keep those nasty fucking polygons away for it.
New Street fighter 3 level quality sprites or go home.
I don't want anything even close to resembling that shit bag TMNT: Turtles in Time remake a few years ago.
Maybe 3D polygonal stages/backgrounds, but not for player sprites.
But keep those nasty fucking polygons away for it.
New Street fighter 3 level quality sprites or go home.
I don't want anything even close to resembling that shit bag TMNT: Turtles in Time remake a few years ago.
Maybe 3D polygonal stages/backgrounds, but not for player sprites.
Still have the carts for all of them and all 3 versions of Tournament Fighter, but I'd still buy a collection for Switch for portability.
Best we are going to get is that awesome fan game that came out early this year.
Download it here.
Best we are going to get is that awesome fan game that came out early this year.
Download it here.
Only if I get TMNT III and only if it includes the original music as well. That soundtrack was magical.
What, no hypothetical PC release?
But no. I played some of these as a kid a few times, but I'm not too interested in returning to them, and I was never really into the franchise.
But no. I played some of these as a kid a few times, but I'm not too interested in returning to them, and I was never really into the franchise.
M2 made TMNT Anniversary Collection
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Arcade) 1989
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES) 1989
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (NES) 1990
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time (Arcade) 1991
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project (NES) 1991
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Times (Super NES) 1992
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyper Stone Heist (Sega Genesis) 1992
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (Super NES) 1993
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Mega Drive games seem to be pretty expensive on average in Japan, especially later ones like Hyperstone Heist or Hard Corps.
I'd love to see a collection of at least the Game Boy games, never got to play 2 and 3 due to thsir scarcity, heard they were more Metroidvania in their approach.
I'd love to see a collection of at least the Game Boy games, never got to play 2 and 3 due to thsir scarcity, heard they were more Metroidvania in their approach.
Remastered? No. Leave the graphics alone and I'd bite. The aesthetic is part (most) of the charm. Its not like they are amazing playing games.
As long as the original versions are offered as well, certainly.
The Manhattan Project is underappreciated.
The Manhattan Project is underappreciated.
