Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled is a video game that consists of 2 releases
Reviewed on Aug. 7, 2009
This remade version of the Turtles' second arcade beat-'em-up is technically competent but not particularly exciting.
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A 3D remake of the original beat-em-up arcade classic, Turtles in Time.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled is a remake of the arcade version of Turtles in Time. The game has newly retooled 3D graphics, but very similar gameplay of the original. Along with the graphics, the game includes new music and voice acting done by the cast of the 2003 animated series. The price was originally 1200 Microsoft points ($15), but was lowered to 800 points ($10).Modes of Play
All of these modes feature both local and online multiplayer up to 4 players. The modes can be played on either easy, medium, hard, or hardcore difficulties. There is also an online leaderboard.Story Mode
Play through the 9 stages of the game. Your amount of starting lives depends on the difficulty you choose.Quickplay Mode
Pick and play any level that you've previously completed. Your amount of starting lives depends on the difficulty you choose.Survival Mode
See how long you can last against Shredder's wrath! This is essentially just story mode, except everyone starts with only a single life.Why Isn't This Like the One I Remember?
It's because the one you remember is most likely the SNES version. Or maybe the Genesis-related release of Hyperstone Heist. This game is a remake of the arcade version, which came out a little before the SNES version, and has a few differences.Levels and Bosses (Arcade vs. SNES)
- Tokka and Rahzar are the bosses of the Skull and Crossbones level in place of the SNES version's Bebop and Rocksteady.
- Punching Robots are some of your enemies, rather than the Roadkill Rodneys.
- The Rat King is not the final boss of the 3rd stage. There is no final boss.
- There is no Technodrome level like in the SNES version, meaning no additional Shredder boss.
- Cement Man is the boss of the Prehistoric Turtlesaurus level in place of the SNES version's Slash.
- There are no Foot Soldiers disguised as curtains in the stage Bury My Shell at Wounded Knee.
- The Neon-Night Riders stage is played from a tradition side-scrolling 2D perspective, rather than from the SNES's behind-the-back perspective.
- Shredder is the final boss of the final stage in place of the SNES version's Super Shredder.
Gameplay Differences (Remake vs. Arcade/SNES)
- Attacks can now also be dealt vertically and diagonally as opposed to previous versions which only allowed you to attack left or right.
- A double jump can be executed in the remake, compared to only a single jump with older versions.
- You can't continuously front flip across the screen like in the SNES version.
- Using special attacks no longer takes away some of your life bar.
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