COWABUNGA! Or not....
TMNT is not the worst movie-tie-in ever, but certainly not one of the best. You take control of either 1 or all 4 of the turtles and follow a course on a decent amount of levels taking out wave of bad guys and jumping over obstacles in order to complete the level, nothing new here then, and to top it of, it is extremely repetitive, you just do the same thing all the time on every level. Climb walls and jump on platforms, fight, climb walls and jump on platforms, fight, climb walls and you get the point.
The good: Some nice graphics that perfectly recreate the movies feel, a good combo system and range of moves, surprisingly some decent voice acting, the enviroments differ incredibly well, and very good all round platforming.
The bad: WHAT! NO MULTIPLAYER!!! Very repetitive, not much replay value, you will have completed it withing 3 days.
Overall TMNT is not the worst movie tie-in by any means but suffers from enough flaws to not be reccomended.
2.5 STARS!
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TMNT(Xbox 360)
by epicsteve on March 21, 2009
TMNT offers some interesting platforming elements, but repetitive and brain dead combat result in a mediocre game. The story is basically told as a flashback, while the turtles look back at how they became close brothers and a team that works together. Unfourtuanitly the story doesn't ever really explain well on why your doing what your doing at the moment. On the flip side the game treats the player to very well done voice acting. But your out of luck, if you came here for a well told turtle ta...
3 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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TMNT(Xbox 360)
by gigastormz on July 25, 2008
TMNT for Xbox 360 is based on the feature film that was released in 2007. It features all 4 of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; Leonardo, Raphael, Michaelangelo and Donatello. Splinter will serve as your guide throughout the game. All of the characters are voiced, but I'm not sure if they are the voice actors from the movie, or from the current cartoon on Kids WB. Either way they sound quite good. TMNT is a 3D platformer/adventure game developed by Ubisoft Montreal. The game is divided up into ...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.