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welcome to watchmojo.com and today I’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
videogames for this list will be shale
shredding it up with one who leads the
one who does machines one who’s cool but
rude and of course the party dude will
only be looking at games that have
already been released at the time of
writing even if the trailer to a certain
new Ninja Turtles game looks pretty
radical but that said it’s time to
unleash our turtle power
number ten Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Manhattan missions most of the TMNT
video games we grew up with were based
on the classic cartoon series Manhattan
missions was different
released exclusively for the PC this
game was based on both the Mirage comics
and the first movie you know one where
the turtles swear and rap almost dies
no he’s alive barely yeah this game
ditched a lot of the goofy fun in favor
of a darker tone Brom characters
resembling their movie counterparts to
everything taking place at night the
plot is still the same formula you’d
expect though save April fight the bad
guys stop shredder but it’s all told in
a way that looks like you’re flipping
through a comic book number 9 Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles NES 1989 no we
still haven’t beaten this one and no we
don’t know anyone that has the very
first Ninja Turtles game is one of the
most difficult titles in the NES library
your goal is to get the life transformer
gun from shredder because it could
potentially restore splinter to his
human form
along the way you have to save April
deactivate bombs and uh I don’t know
that’s about as far as we got
well despite our controller throwing
rage over this game we can’t help our
warm nostalgic feelings for it after all
you always remember your first right
number 8 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
back from the sewers
the second Turtles game released on the
Gameboy followed the beat’em up formula
that the franchise was establishing for
itself but with a couple of twists
there were stage hazards to avoid like
boulders and most importantly
skateboarding one of the turtles is
favorite pastimes besides eating pizza
much like the NES game and it’s danboy
predecessor running out of Health led to
your turtle being captured but at the
end of each stage you had a chance to
rescue him there were also more villains
this time around such as the super
shredder who was definitely more
difficult than his movie counterpart how
much did that suck
you
number seven Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles tournament fighters SNES version
while three versions of this game were
made you can skip the NES and Genesis
versions cuz the SNES version is where
it’s at
so imagine Ryu finding four turtles
covered in green ooze instead of the
Splinter we’re sure he would have taught
them the ways of the Hadouken so they
could enter a tournament to take on and
bison or in this case we mean shredder
yes there is actually a 2d fighting game
that looks like a hybrid of Street
Fighter 2 and turtle power as they enter
a tournament of all things to take on
shredder and other fighters or go on a
story quest to rescue April and splinter
because the game needed a bit more of a
plot beyond round one fight
number six Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
fall of the Foot Clan
this was the very first handheld Ninja
Turtles game sort of there were a few
electronic handhelds before it complete
with their monotonous beeps and lack of
a coherent goal all of the Foot Clan was
the first handheld contains some
semblance of a story and a variety of
levels which you could complete in any
order you watch it overall the game was
simple but entertaining with the
predictable goal of rescuing April and
familiar foes like foot soldiers
shredder and Krang it was a good first
step in the handheld direction and
perfect for bandana wearing fans with
Game Boys
number 5 TMNT GBA version 2007 before
Michael Bay but after the 90s feudal
Japan adventure our heroes in a
half-shell had a CGI big screen
adventure in 2007 this of course led to
a video game tie-in and we all know how
well video games based on movies do and
I was just trying to break it to you
easy ubisoft’s first foray into the
sewers was actually ok with cooperative
gameplay and acrobatic segments similar
to Prince of Persia
however the Game Boy advanced version
went back to the brawler roots of the
Konami TMNT games and the 2d style is a
perfect way to update the graphics and
remind us how bossanova
Turtles games could be number 4 Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles the hyperstone
heist
and the 90s when we were at war with our
friends over which console was better
the SNES or the Sega Genesis this meant
that we’d boast about the games we
played Mario vs sonic SNES Aladdin
versus the Genesis 1 or turtles in time
versus the hyperstone heist hyperstone
heist as you can probably guess was the
genesis answer to a ninja turtles game
as soon as the opening starts it’s easy
to compare it to its SNA US counterpart
from it’s similar story to its gameplay
but it did manage to stand out with
longer levels and different enemies
including Tatsu from the first two
live-action movies
number three Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles three the Manhattan Project
hey dudes who wants to go out and catch
some waves that’s exactly what our
heroes had planned at the start of our
third pick clearly they’re not meant to
ever leave the city because they don’t
get to stay in sunny Key West for long
before shredder hatches one of his
nefarious schemes
this time he’s turned Manhattan into a
floating island oh and of course he’s
captured April yada-yada-yada let’s go
surfing if there’s one thing we remember
about this game besides the bodacious
amounts of action of course it’s how we
still managed to have gnarly battles
while surfing across the water cowabunga
number two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
the arcade game let’s be honest this
game set the standard for what we
expected from a TMNT video game not just
for the arcades but for consoles as well
up to four players could play the arcade
version which meant you can complete the
ultimate squad goals by having all the
turtles fight together with your friends
and a roll of quarters at your side
or maybe two you could battle against
classic villains like bebop and
Rocksteady as you set out to Oh save
everyone’s favorite yellow jumpsuit
reporter and rat sensei what can we say
it’s what the Ninja Turtles do
before we finish off our totally tubular
list let’s hold the anchovies for these
honorable mentions
yeah number one Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles turtles in time while the first
arcade game got the ball rolling for
these side-scrolling beat-em-up formula
for our heroes in a half-shell turtles
in time perfected it for some reason it
just clicked in all the right ways was
it because we got to travel to different
historical eras was it the tweaks in
gameplay the improved graphics the
piates of power well one thing’s for
sure it perfectly captured the fun of
the show and was using with energy and
style turtles in time kept everything
that worked with this predecessor and
made improvements and enhancements right
where they needed it simply put it’s
still the most radical Turtles adventure
we’ve ever been on do you agree with our
list your ninja skills are itching their
peak which Ninja Turtles game did you
have a shell of a time with
for more most excellent top 10s
published every day be sure to subscribe
to watchmojo.com
welcome to watchmojo.com and today I’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
videogames for this list will be shale
shredding it up with one who leads the
one who does machines one who’s cool but
rude and of course the party dude will
only be looking at games that have
already been released at the time of
writing even if the trailer to a certain
new Ninja Turtles game looks pretty
radical but that said it’s time to
unleash our turtle power
number ten Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Manhattan missions most of the TMNT
video games we grew up with were based
on the classic cartoon series Manhattan
missions was different
released exclusively for the PC this
game was based on both the Mirage comics
and the first movie you know one where
the turtles swear and rap almost dies
no he’s alive barely yeah this game
ditched a lot of the goofy fun in favor
of a darker tone Brom characters
resembling their movie counterparts to
everything taking place at night the
plot is still the same formula you’d
expect though save April fight the bad
guys stop shredder but it’s all told in
a way that looks like you’re flipping
through a comic book number 9 Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles NES 1989 no we
still haven’t beaten this one and no we
don’t know anyone that has the very
first Ninja Turtles game is one of the
most difficult titles in the NES library
your goal is to get the life transformer
gun from shredder because it could
potentially restore splinter to his
human form
along the way you have to save April
deactivate bombs and uh I don’t know
that’s about as far as we got
well despite our controller throwing
rage over this game we can’t help our
warm nostalgic feelings for it after all
you always remember your first right
number 8 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
back from the sewers
the second Turtles game released on the
Gameboy followed the beat’em up formula
that the franchise was establishing for
itself but with a couple of twists
there were stage hazards to avoid like
boulders and most importantly
skateboarding one of the turtles is
favorite pastimes besides eating pizza
much like the NES game and it’s danboy
predecessor running out of Health led to
your turtle being captured but at the
end of each stage you had a chance to
rescue him there were also more villains
this time around such as the super
shredder who was definitely more
difficult than his movie counterpart how
much did that suck
you
number seven Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles tournament fighters SNES version
while three versions of this game were
made you can skip the NES and Genesis
versions cuz the SNES version is where
it’s at
so imagine Ryu finding four turtles
covered in green ooze instead of the
Splinter we’re sure he would have taught
them the ways of the Hadouken so they
could enter a tournament to take on and
bison or in this case we mean shredder
yes there is actually a 2d fighting game
that looks like a hybrid of Street
Fighter 2 and turtle power as they enter
a tournament of all things to take on
shredder and other fighters or go on a
story quest to rescue April and splinter
because the game needed a bit more of a
plot beyond round one fight
number six Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
fall of the Foot Clan
this was the very first handheld Ninja
Turtles game sort of there were a few
electronic handhelds before it complete
with their monotonous beeps and lack of
a coherent goal all of the Foot Clan was
the first handheld contains some
semblance of a story and a variety of
levels which you could complete in any
order you watch it overall the game was
simple but entertaining with the
predictable goal of rescuing April and
familiar foes like foot soldiers
shredder and Krang it was a good first
step in the handheld direction and
perfect for bandana wearing fans with
Game Boys
number 5 TMNT GBA version 2007 before
Michael Bay but after the 90s feudal
Japan adventure our heroes in a
half-shell had a CGI big screen
adventure in 2007 this of course led to
a video game tie-in and we all know how
well video games based on movies do and
I was just trying to break it to you
easy ubisoft’s first foray into the
sewers was actually ok with cooperative
gameplay and acrobatic segments similar
to Prince of Persia
however the Game Boy advanced version
went back to the brawler roots of the
Konami TMNT games and the 2d style is a
perfect way to update the graphics and
remind us how bossanova
Turtles games could be number 4 Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles the hyperstone
heist
and the 90s when we were at war with our
friends over which console was better
the SNES or the Sega Genesis this meant
that we’d boast about the games we
played Mario vs sonic SNES Aladdin
versus the Genesis 1 or turtles in time
versus the hyperstone heist hyperstone
heist as you can probably guess was the
genesis answer to a ninja turtles game
as soon as the opening starts it’s easy
to compare it to its SNA US counterpart
from it’s similar story to its gameplay
but it did manage to stand out with
longer levels and different enemies
including Tatsu from the first two
live-action movies
number three Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles three the Manhattan Project
hey dudes who wants to go out and catch
some waves that’s exactly what our
heroes had planned at the start of our
third pick clearly they’re not meant to
ever leave the city because they don’t
get to stay in sunny Key West for long
before shredder hatches one of his
nefarious schemes
this time he’s turned Manhattan into a
floating island oh and of course he’s
captured April yada-yada-yada let’s go
surfing if there’s one thing we remember
about this game besides the bodacious
amounts of action of course it’s how we
still managed to have gnarly battles
while surfing across the water cowabunga
number two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
the arcade game let’s be honest this
game set the standard for what we
expected from a TMNT video game not just
for the arcades but for consoles as well
up to four players could play the arcade
version which meant you can complete the
ultimate squad goals by having all the
turtles fight together with your friends
and a roll of quarters at your side
or maybe two you could battle against
classic villains like bebop and
Rocksteady as you set out to Oh save
everyone’s favorite yellow jumpsuit
reporter and rat sensei what can we say
it’s what the Ninja Turtles do
before we finish off our totally tubular
list let’s hold the anchovies for these
honorable mentions
yeah number one Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles turtles in time while the first
arcade game got the ball rolling for
these side-scrolling beat-em-up formula
for our heroes in a half-shell turtles
in time perfected it for some reason it
just clicked in all the right ways was
it because we got to travel to different
historical eras was it the tweaks in
gameplay the improved graphics the
piates of power well one thing’s for
sure it perfectly captured the fun of
the show and was using with energy and
style turtles in time kept everything
that worked with this predecessor and
made improvements and enhancements right
where they needed it simply put it’s
still the most radical Turtles adventure
we’ve ever been on do you agree with our
list your ninja skills are itching their
peak which Ninja Turtles game did you
have a shell of a time with
for more most excellent top 10s
published every day be sure to subscribe
to watchmojo.com
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