mrmarlboro80 Man everyone of those games was good titles & not to mention other games from other platforms in 1990. My favorite year, just take me back already lol
Being in the UK I had first hand experience of the watered down HERO turtles. Not only was the name changed but the title theme omitted any line with the word ninja ( Splinter taught them to be ninja teens changed to fighting teens)and any scenes with nunchucks were removed. Like katana swords, bo staffs and deadly Sai daggers were fine but nunchucks are a no no lol. Madness ! A fine documentary Pat 👍
The ban on the depiction of nunchakus in the UK was, I found out a little while back, an order from Home Office dating back to 1979. When Bruce Lee became a massive superstar earlier that decade, London’s youths were reportedly finding that weapon really attractive and appealing, so HO took that stance of ordering the BBFC to remove every last glimpse of nunchakus in order to discourage its spread. People were even adding counterweights to those toilet chains, which essentially was a homemade nunchaku. In 1999 there was a weapons rethink at the BBFC and, from around June of that year, the BBFC not only were no longer required to cut the use of that weapon from films submitted to them, but films were gradually getting resubmitted under these newer guidelines with all of those previously-prohibited nunchaku scenes reinstated. Even in 2004 the UK DVD début of the original 1990 live-action _Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles_ film was finally released completely uncut with all of the once-cut nunchaku footage restored. The original 1980s TV series has also been re-released on DVD (circa 2009) and even here in the UK the DVD box-sets have it under its original _Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles_ title, which may also mean that Mikey’s nunchakus could be back in those versions.
The ban had far reaching issues for TMNT worldwide as the producer ended up removing Mikey's weapons and giving him a grappling hook to avoid having to cut the show in the UK or any other ninja sensitive countries like Germany.
First thing I ever bought off eBay was a Hero Turtles arcade machine years ago, Some of the UK machines like mine are odd as they're converted Gauntlet machines. I've also put The Simpsons in it since.
I played this a lot back in the day. The local cinema had a machine and it was easy to find 3 other players to join in. I loved the "Cowabunga!" it says when you put in a credit
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries I'm 24 and I used to play this game at the dentists' office I went to as a kid. I loved this game! This dentists' office had arcade video games that you could play for free, and this was the best one and I played it the most. It was a blast whenever I got to play it, especially when there were other kids playing alongside me. I've been a TMNT fan since 2003. As a kid, I watched the first 2 live-action movies from the '90s, the first 5 episodes of the 1987 TV series(which is the entire 1st season) via renting a VHS from Hollywood Video, and a few episodes of the 2003 TV series, plus I got to see the 2007 movie in a movie theater the day after it came out. I have since seen the entirety of the 2003 TV series, plus the movie "Turtles Forever", the 2012 TV series, and the 2014 live-action movie and it's sequel. Needless to say, I love the Turtles.
It wasn't until MAME that I discovered that Konami actually made an Asterix arcade beat 'em up too!!! It was released in 1992 for the European market (maybe in Canada too but I'm not sure about that). Loads of fun. It captures the spirit of the comics and cartoon VERY faithfully! It's definitely a hidden gem outside of Europe and worth a try!
I must say.... You’re one of the most eloquent commentators on the platform.Your way of narrating and informing viewers of this gem(my childhood right here!!!) is exquisite and relaxing.... Hope you find great success,respecting the games of yesteryear.
Huge part of my childhood. I remember spending $10 in quarters beating this game for the first time. Money well spent. I flipped out when I saw turtles in time in the arcade. Good times indeed.
Still have my copy of TMNT Turtles In Time for the SNES.I always used Donatello.Don't know if it was his character's ability to throw was better than others.But I mastered the throw and it made the game so much easier.You dispatched the enemies so fast.You're right on the sound and graphics.They were phenomenal for their time.Great times.
Turtles in Time is still the best SNES game. I had chosen Raphael cause of his speed. Beaten the game on Hard, was a virtual badge of honor. I would love to play it once again on the Switch.
I remember playing it at a local Pizza Hut. Three other people showed up so we had all four turtles. Ten Foot ninjas came at us at the same time if I remember correctly! Great game.
I have a bittersweet history with this beautiful game... I can still remember that crushing feeling of disappointment I got that chilly 80s Christmas morning as I opened my presents, only to find Santa (the utter bastard!) had brought me the "classic" platformer version of TMNT, and not an arcade conversion for my C64 😟 It would be the 1990s when the Megadrive version of Hyperstone Heist finally gave me some comfort, but alas the superior Turtles in Time remained just out of reach in the SNES section of Toys R Us 😟 Thirty years later... All I can say is; thank you MAME!! Thank you!!! 👍
Thanks for sharing your story. Personally, I hated the original NES game. It was way too hard for me. I thought the hyper stone heist was pretty good but clearly inferior to turtles in time.
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Hey Patman, completely agree! The NES version (which I had on C64) was utterly frustrating. I despised the level where you swim around the sewers defusing bombs! I constantly got zapped by those stupid electric vines?!! I actually thought for a long time that I was the only buffoon who couldn't pass that level, until I watched the episode of the Angry Videogame Nerd where he also had great difficulty getting past it! I felt far less inferior after reading the comments from hundreds of other PO'd 80s kids 🤣 Hyperstone Heist was a breath of fresh air, but like one of my other all time favourite arcade games, Sunset Riders, we Megadrive/Genesis gamers got an inferior conversion when compared to what was released on SNES. I picked up a copy of the TMNT Arcade Attack for my 3DS a few years ago, and was pleasantly surprised. If you own a DS I highly reccomend it, especially as nowadays it can be picked up for a few bucks!
I hear ya, I hated the ULTRA version of TMNT too, never could get past the DAM level because of those stupid electric seaweeds. I didn't start getting a good TMNT experience until Hyperstone Heist, which quickly became my favourite despite the SNES version being the superior game.
@@MetalHeadbanger7 I think you owe it too yourself to go back an replay and beat the ultra version. There is a way to beat the dam but that level is the least of your worries in that game. Before you drop in the water just make sure all your turtles life are full max but it still can be done with 3 turtles at most. You gotta be quick when switching out turles especially if they life is low. Dont risk losing a turtle cause you will have to restart the dam level this time with 3 turtles and little life. Keep switching out between turtles.
My wife bought me the Arcade 1up Cabinet and it's truly incredible BUT for me the SNES Turtles in Time is the superior version by adding the Technodrome level (which makes the timewarp scene make more sense than having it happen randomly in the sewers) and better bosses for each level like having Beebop and Rocksteady be pirates on the pirate ship.
@@johnlimoli124 - I prefer the tighter controls, double-tap dash option, throw on stunned opponents, & button customization of the SNES version vs the arcade. Replacing that generic blob boss with Slash was brilliant, as were Pirate Rocksteady & Bebop. I always thought Shredder should have had both his (arcade) normal & Super Shredder forms on the SNES, though..... missed opportunity.
John Limoli always wish Nintendo could manage to utilize the mutitap adapter & have 4-player mode but it would probably take a huge hit on the gameplay
I still remember beating this game at a bowling alley with 5 dollars in quarters from my parents as a kid. I felt rich as hell. Definitely burned in my memory. Your descriptions of the ports are hilarious. Great video!
I can't believe I was 11 when I played this game, that also get me into the videogames until today. I'd never knew this game was so popular back then. Your channel is great! keep up!
Ahh TMNT Turtles in Time, my old friend. Being a 90s kid, I got to enjoy many arcade games, but Turtles in Time was favorite, then it would be the Xmen arcade game. I subbed to your channel awesome content, thanks for sharing the history of these great games.
Of all the arcade games I played as a kid, this is the one that I remember most fondly, and was always the one I sought out first at any new arcade we visited. Another great video from you Patman - always enjoy watching these and reliving my youth!
This is been a really popular video so I'm sure it tugged at the heartstrings of many retro gamers. Glad you enjoy my channel, thank you for watching
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My mom had my 9th birthday party in the local mall's arcade. I got like 50 tokens and my friends and I beat the game. One of my favorite childhood memories.
Anytime I play TMNT 1, I can't get over how simple the AI is, and how it would have been possible to show off in the arcade without getting hit. This is one of the few games I can play through on a single credit....although it requires what I call a patient play through.
You are right about the button combination allowing for anyone to play. I literally just saw this display at Walmart with my 5 year old daughter and she played with me for about 20 minutes. It may not seem like a long time but she had never seen anything about the turtles or even seen this game before
This game consumed my life as a kid in the 80s. After school on Friday afternoons my grandad use to pick me up, bring me to a local arcade, and give me two rolls of quarters to play the game. Man I miss those days.
I'm surprised that you didn't mention the SNES port of Turtles in Time, yeah I know it's the only port of it, but it did feature more levels and was close to being arcade perfect for what it was. Yeah a VERY common misconception is that the voices from the TV show were present in the arcade games, they were not. They were voices pretty much hired by Konami themselves. The only games to have the original voice casts would be The Simpsons and Bucky O'Hare. The Turtles themselves may had been conceived in 1983, but they didn't come into print as a comic until May 1984. A BIG coincidence, as Bucky O'Hare came into print around the same time. :D
In 1989: *TMNT* became an arcade blockbuster in Japan, Oceania, the UK and the US during it's peak of changing from dark & gritty to goofy & light-hearted. While Warner Bros. released their theatrical blockbuster *Batman* which was at it's peak of changing from goofy & light-hearted to dark & gritty. Then both would release a tie-in comic turned animated crossover film during their 30th anniversary in 2019.
Great video, I have very fond memories of being part of a four player squad on an arcade cabinet that had the wrong settings applied: for 20p (English money) you got 100 credits and could complete the game twice over. Amazing! (until some fucker fixed it). The way the Foot Soldiers writhe as you hit them, I don't think has ever been bettered in any beat 'em up, usually bad guys just freeze in a sort of squat pose when they get hit. ...One slight correction, it should be a children's "programme" not "program" for the censorship quote, though the quote itself may be wrong. We call shows programmes, though the word "shows" has long been creeping into the lexicon.
Something small and weird that I always absolutely loved about this game was how on the cabinet, Michelangelo wore yellow instead of orange. His buttons and joystick were yellow, too. I dunno why, but I always really preferred that to orange and wish it was how he was colored in everything.
I hope that you up load more videos. Your presentation is straightforward and not gimmicky something that i truly appreciate. I subscribed just watching your first video today which is something that I rarely do!
I remember they had this game in the hotel arcade when I came to America on holiday. I loved it so much I always used to play it after breakfast! I remember rushing out after nearly completing it on the last day and running to my table where my mum dad and nans were and shouting QUARTERS NOOWW QUICK QUCIKKK HURRRYY and rushed back just made it in time and completed it lol. I was so chuffed lol aaaahh memeoriess
LOL, that is hilarious. I can recall several times growing up watching the countdown go from 10 to 1 while you scramble to find quarters to continue :-)
That game really brings back memories literally I was bothering my father for quarters just to play the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle game at the arcade man that was an awesome time.
Had a blast watching this. I remember going to video rental stores to watch everybody play this and final fight and it was mind blowing just watching and hearing the sounds and the music. We grew up in good days i think.
Aladdin's Castle at Northpark Mall had this one front-and-center near the entrance for the longest time. The Turtles License actually was a giant seller for Konami at one point, to the point where the Castlevania series (now far more respected) actually had funding + personnel pulled from it.
Northpark mall in Davenport? If so I can recall that fondly. Do you recall the giant arcade in the new section they built in the early 90s? It was fantastic with the huge number of games they had
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Of course, in the food court. There was Daytona USA, Soul Edge, Virtua Fighter, an Ehrgeiz machine, X-Men Vs Street Fighter, and of course the Street Fighter Alpha and Dungeons + Dragons: Tower of Doom widescreens set up on the south wall, which were, I believe, repurposed from the Samurai Shodown widescreen setup that was originally on the south wall of Aladdin's Castle, before they moved. Art of Fighting was to the right of it. Aladdin's Castle, meanwhile, had Night Striker, Buster Douglas Knock-Out Boxing, The Combatribes, Two Crude Dudes, Bad Dudes vs Dragonninja, Fatal Fury, Lucky n' Wild, Simpsons, Terminator 2, VS. Super Mario Bros, a Playchoice-10 machine, Klax (which I never got into), Altered Beast, Shadow Dancer, Strider... and of course, like every arcade in the 90's, every gosh darn version of Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat they could get. They also had some pinball machines, but I was never much for pinball. They even had an X-Men machine, but it was the four-player version, not the six-player, multi-screen version.
what a game, what a year.. they had 3 in a row of these at the arcade back in 1989... Cartoon VS Comic TMNT was VERY different though.. Looking back I can't believe 4 people crowded around a 20" screen LOL!
One of my most treasured memories as an 80s kid was finishing at my local video shop this in front of a small audience. For a brief few moments I was the coolest person in the world. 😂
Your videos are awesome! I just came across your channel a few days ago and i'm really enjoying your work. The episode you did on Double Dragon was great!!! Keep up the good work.
I was playing the MAME rom of this only yesterday on my Nvidia shield. My favourite ever arcade game. Loved this, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs and Final Fight.
I remember 1989 very fondly, the Dallas Cowboys went one and 15 that season. And I was starting to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I remember, quite vividly, going to several arcades near my home at the time in 1989 and seeing the original ninja turtles arcade game and listening to it’s Attract mode. Great memories to be had!
I remember being 3 years old in 2000 and my local Chuck E Cheese had this game tucked in a corner for some reason. I vividly remember kids crowding around it like it was 1989 again, it was always being played. The one time i had it all to myself i was too short for the controls so i had to stand on a chair to play. I’m still surprised that it was constantly crowded back then!
Have since listened to a few of these videos and I must say they are excellent, nuanced and informative, truly delving into the granular details behind the games , their concepts and release that have always interested me while keeping the narrative fun, well paced and easy to consume
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries you are most welcome and thank you for the time, effort and clear and overflowing passion for the games that you put into each and every video. I find myself listening to and captivated by the behind the scenes even of games that on a personal level I have no interest in . The presentation is that good. I will be jumping on your patroeon for sure, and I look forward to more excellent content.
I remember when my local arcade got the original machine back in '89. It was so popular they had to add a 2nd machine just a few weeks later. Turtles, Final Fight, Stun Runner, APB, and Road Blasters all got plenty of my quarters back in the day.
I happen to have both of these games on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles collection on the Nintendo switch. I remember playing the first arcade game but not the second one. So seeing the second one in the collection is pretty awesome
Ah that beautiful sound when you walked into a Arcade and heard that awesome theme song. Teenage mutant ninja turtles. I would go straight to it and played it. Also WWF wrestlefest and WWF superstars and X men were my favorites. 😁👍 Good times!
This game had great music. It was loud, in your face and awesomely composed. In fact, this and Konami’s other huge game series, Contra, both had amazing music.
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries that flub was only for TMNT 1989, but by 1991's Turtles in Time, Konami was able to get orange buttons and joysticks for Mikey.
Bought the arcade 1up Tmnt game. Comes with the original and turtles in time both identical to their original counterparts. And the cabinet looks exactly like the original tmnt arcade cabinet looked. Worth every bit of the 400 I spent on it.
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries if you buy it which I highly recommend because it's amazing, make sure you buy one with the riser. The cabinet is only 3/4 the size of the original so alone it's pretty small unless you want to sit and play it. With the riser it's about as tall as the original and you can stand and play it. Which is the only way to play an arcade machine haha.
My little corner of the globe was behind the times and I don't recall seeing the arcade games until early 1990 at the earliest. That didn't matter though because it was da'bomb no matter where it was! It remained super popular up until Christmas of that year. I was really lucky and I got TMNT 2: The Arcade Game for NES that Chirstmas. The graphics and animation took a hit for the port but it still played pretty well and it was worth it. Today I'm really wishing I hadn't sold my copy back in the mid 90s. Thanks for the video.
The arcade version was pretty good for the NES. Like you mentioned the graphics and audio definitely took a bit of a hit but it was still fun to play similar to the arcade game. Thanks for watching
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries We didn't have an arcade locally but the convenience store down the road got the coin-op and it was the talk of the town. Packed every day with kids just watching. There was one kid who was better at it than all of us who could reach the higher levels and we would be talking about it in class for days. I really miss arcade games and video stores for that sort of community involvement.
I experienced an odd glitch back when this was in the arcade. Normally after defeating Granitor on the fourth level, Splinter is lowered from a rope and drops to the floor. During the four-player game I was in, Splinter never dropped from the rope and continued lowering until he was off-screen. The game couldn't advance and the person working the arcade had to reset the game. I don't know if anything we did caused it to happen, but I doubt it considering it was during a non-playable animation.
Another excellent video. What I like about your videos in particular is that you actually know include information about European home computer ports of the games you cover, which is extremely rare for Americans who typically only focus on, or know about the games from a US angle. I also like the dry sense of humour that flavours your videos! I don’t know if you listen to requests from non-Patreons but please consider Sly Spy Secret Agent.
Thank you very much. I grew up with the Commodore 64 and Amiga and was well aware of the European computer port that we never saw here in the states. It always fascinated me even back then That they would attempt some of these ports on 8 bit hardware such as Hardd drivin and streetfighter. Thanks for the nice words on my humor :-) As far as sly spy secret agent that is one that has been rattling around in my head for quite a while as I really liked it growing up so yes I'm sure I'll get to it
I remember playing the first TMNT at our old arcade but once Turtles in Time came out, I played that one the most. When Arcade1up came out with their TMNT cab, i bought it instantly. Havent regretted doing so either. :)
The Turtles games were all pretty good. First 2 NES games were good and the gameboy Turtles was great. The arcade with 4 players was such a classic. Great memories. Great content!
I like how matter of fact you are with your asking for likes. I think you're the only person to ever explain the real reason people ask for it just straight up.
Don't forget, the C64 only had 16 built-in colors available. It was technically possible to blend two colors if you overlaid them and swapped them out fast enough--there was a program from Compute!'s Gazette which did exactly that--but most commercial games at the time made do with the stock palette.
You know what, I didn't expect you to include the Amstrad version. Americans normally have their blinkers on and don't realise there was a massive 8bit micro computer boom in the 80s. So I doff my hat to you sir 😊
Hi pat what a video i had TMNT On all formats speccy c64 amiga st And boy did i play the arcade version was not very good at it but i loved it .Thanks for as always a fantastic video
The pilot miniseries was on monday through Friday in late 1987. When it was picked up for another season it was 13 weeks beginning in 1988 and it was solely Saturday mornings. Beginning in 1989 the series extended to 65 episodes and began airing on weekday afternoons. When CBS bought the rights to distribute new episodes in 1990 they began airing hour long blocks of two episodes each on Saturday mornings while the 65 syndicated episodes were continuing to air during the week until around 1995-1996 when the show was cancelled entirely.
@@tekkensentai Whats even more crazy about Darren Hood's accuracy is that the show and reruns were suddenly cancelled one day. And it was around 96 or so. Didn't notice until one day I started thinking "I haven't seen the turtles in a while. That's when I realized that the Ninja turtles had vanished. Then a few years later came the god awful Nickelodeon Ninja turtles...😒
The NES also changed the boss for level five (since the snow level was added between arcade level three and four, the parking lot level was moved one stage ahead), instead of batteling Bebop and Rocksteady (possibly due to hardware limitations, they did get to appear in the SNES version of TMNT 4: Turtles in Time, in the Pirate Ship level instead of Tokka and Rahzar who appear in the Technodrome) you get to fight Baxter Stockman in his fly form.
I never knew about the two player cabinet of the game that’s crazy. The arcade in my area has a hybrid cabinet of this game that lets you pick between TMNTA and The Simpsons arcade game.
Oh damn, I loved the show growing up but never played the arcade game. Now I'm building my own cabinet, I think this is something that will make it onto the list of things I want to get on there.
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Thank you! I'm documenting the build on our UA-cam channel, you can watch the first two episodes here: ua-cam.com/play/PLWsed0yopfrk9CxVSgE8XWcsWleIoE1E7.html Subscribe, etc, lol.
Ah, the golden age of both arcades AND Saturday mornings. Today's generation of kids sadly don't know the utter glee of waking up early on Saturday to watch cartoons nor will they feel the euphoric rush of the lights and sounds of video game arcades. Such simpler times indeed.
Quite possibly my favorite arcade game EVER.
Definitely one of my favorite brawlers of all time
Mine too
I second that. I had to buy me the arcade1up version.
Amazing game
aliens vs' predator is number one for me. tmnt is number 2
That freaking 4 player machine was pure Saturday mayhem!!!!
Happy 30th anniversary to the NES port of TMNT arcade. Man that game held us down all summer long in 1990
It absolutely did
I rented this game a million times, and the lesser known TMNT 3: The Manhattan project. A REALLY Good game if you ever get the chance...👌
Yeah! I was all over this castlevania 3 double dragon 3 mario 3 megaman 3. It was pretty much the year of the threes 😃
mrmarlboro80 Man everyone of those games was good titles & not to mention other games from other platforms in 1990. My favorite year, just take me back already lol
Yes so true 👍👍😀
Both arcade versions were absolutely phenomenal, remember spending a lot of quarters playing this and Street Fighter II.
Absolutely, they were fantastic
Being in the UK I had first hand experience of the watered down HERO turtles. Not only was the name changed but the title theme omitted any line with the word ninja ( Splinter taught them to be ninja teens changed to fighting teens)and any scenes with nunchucks were removed. Like katana swords, bo staffs and deadly Sai daggers were fine but nunchucks are a no no lol. Madness ! A fine documentary Pat 👍
LOL, I didn't realize the changes went that deep. Ninja teens to fighting teens? That's amazing. Thanks for the info, glad you like the video
The ban on the depiction of nunchakus in the UK was, I found out a little while back, an order from Home Office dating back to 1979. When Bruce Lee became a massive superstar earlier that decade, London’s youths were reportedly finding that weapon really attractive and appealing, so HO took that stance of ordering the BBFC to remove every last glimpse of nunchakus in order to discourage its spread. People were even adding counterweights to those toilet chains, which essentially was a homemade nunchaku.
In 1999 there was a weapons rethink at the BBFC and, from around June of that year, the BBFC not only were no longer required to cut the use of that weapon from films submitted to them, but films were gradually getting resubmitted under these newer guidelines with all of those previously-prohibited nunchaku scenes reinstated. Even in 2004 the UK DVD début of the original 1990 live-action _Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles_ film was finally released completely uncut with all of the once-cut nunchaku footage restored.
The original 1980s TV series has also been re-released on DVD (circa 2009) and even here in the UK the DVD box-sets have it under its original _Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles_ title, which may also mean that Mikey’s nunchakus could be back in those versions.
The ban had far reaching issues for TMNT worldwide as the producer ended up removing Mikey's weapons and giving him a grappling hook to avoid having to cut the show in the UK or any other ninja sensitive countries like Germany.
ninja has a darker connotation to killers and murderers in japan hence
wise heroes and fighting teens
First thing I ever bought off eBay was a Hero Turtles arcade machine years ago, Some of the UK machines like mine are odd as they're converted Gauntlet machines. I've also put The Simpsons in it since.
Whuuut!? Larry Bundy watches PatmanQC too!??
That's awesome. A Gauntlet machine would be just the right dimensions For a four player turtle extravaganza.
L O U!
@@FreddPhucks Larry watches pretty much everyone.
I saw someone selling a repurposed Gauntlet cab as Konami's Crime Fighters. It was one of the saddest things I ever saw.
I own the real arcade game in my basement. I just finished restoring it. Also have nba jam, mk2, terminator 2. All original cabinets
Bonderd ! Where do you source your original cabinets?
Which version?
Heck yeah! NBA Jam IS awesome. the On Fire edition for the 360/One is amazing
Bonderd ! -Ballin’! Also NBA jam on fire 🔥 is awesome. It’s also on PS4 & Xbox one!
TXstang347 found a guy closing an arcade. So I had 4 of them delivered right to my house. Nba Jam was in a local barber shop
"I'm not talking about Caillou Fun & Games!"
*down votes video, closes browser, throws laptop out window*
LOL, sorry about that :-)
I played this a lot back in the day. The local cinema had a machine and it was easy to find 3 other players to join in. I loved the "Cowabunga!" it says when you put in a credit
LOL, that was a classic
Cowa Cowa Cowabunga!
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries I'm 24 and I used to play this game at the dentists' office I went to as a kid. I loved this game! This dentists' office had arcade video games that you could play for free, and this was the best one and I played it the most. It was a blast whenever I got to play it, especially when there were other kids playing alongside me. I've been a TMNT fan since 2003. As a kid, I watched the first 2 live-action movies from the '90s, the first 5 episodes of the 1987 TV series(which is the entire 1st season) via renting a VHS from Hollywood Video, and a few episodes of the 2003 TV series, plus I got to see the 2007 movie in a movie theater the day after it came out. I have since seen the entirety of the 2003 TV series, plus the movie "Turtles Forever", the 2012 TV series, and the 2014 live-action movie and it's sequel. Needless to say, I love the Turtles.
@Matthew Familia It was pretty cool.
@@Optimegatrongodzilla Hell yeah bro! It's nice to see a younger generation appreciating the retro stuff I liked as a kid.
Ugh! That was MY Saturday mornings too! Cartoons felt more special back then!
They sure did. Not only were we in the golden age of arcades but in my opinion the golden age cartoons as well.
So true😔👍🏾✌🏾
@@chrisiverson5648 Do they even still make kids cartoons? Last cartoon I remember hearing about was Rick and Morty.
You are correct sir.
It wasn't until MAME that I discovered that Konami actually made an Asterix arcade beat 'em up too!!!
It was released in 1992 for the European market (maybe in Canada too but I'm not sure about that). Loads of fun.
It captures the spirit of the comics and cartoon VERY faithfully! It's definitely a hidden gem outside of Europe and worth a try!
Excellent, I will check it out
I must say....
You’re one of the most eloquent commentators on the platform.Your way of narrating and informing viewers of this gem(my childhood right here!!!) is exquisite and relaxing....
Hope you find great success,respecting the games of yesteryear.
That is high praise indeed, and very nice of you to say. Thank you so much. Hopefully I find great success as well :-)
Huge part of my childhood. I remember spending $10 in quarters beating this game for the first time. Money well spent. I flipped out when I saw turtles in time in the arcade.
Good times indeed.
Still have my copy of TMNT Turtles In Time for the SNES.I always used Donatello.Don't know if it was his character's ability to throw was better than others.But I mastered the throw and it made the game so much easier.You dispatched the enemies so fast.You're right on the sound and graphics.They were phenomenal for their time.Great times.
It was an excellent conversion
Turtles in Time is still the best SNES game. I had chosen Raphael cause of his speed. Beaten the game on Hard, was a virtual badge of honor. I would love to play it once again on the Switch.
I remember playing it at a local Pizza Hut. Three other people showed up so we had all four turtles. Ten Foot ninjas came at us at the same time if I remember correctly! Great game.
Cool memory 👍🏾
The NES version had billboard posters of Pizza Hut in the game.
I have a bittersweet history with this beautiful game...
I can still remember that crushing feeling of disappointment I got that chilly 80s Christmas morning as I opened my presents, only to find Santa (the utter bastard!) had brought me the "classic" platformer version of TMNT, and not an arcade conversion for my C64 😟
It would be the 1990s when the Megadrive version of Hyperstone Heist finally gave me some comfort, but alas the superior Turtles in Time remained just out of reach in the SNES section of Toys R Us 😟
Thirty years later... All I can say is; thank you MAME!! Thank you!!! 👍
Thanks for sharing your story. Personally, I hated the original NES game. It was way too hard for me. I thought the hyper stone heist was pretty good but clearly inferior to turtles in time.
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Hey Patman, completely agree! The NES version (which I had on C64) was utterly frustrating.
I despised the level where you swim around the sewers defusing bombs! I constantly got zapped by those stupid electric vines?!!
I actually thought for a long time that I was the only buffoon who couldn't pass that level, until I watched the episode of the Angry Videogame Nerd where he also had great difficulty getting past it! I felt far less inferior after reading the comments from hundreds of other PO'd 80s kids 🤣
Hyperstone Heist was a breath of fresh air, but like one of my other all time favourite arcade games, Sunset Riders, we Megadrive/Genesis gamers got an inferior conversion when compared to what was released on SNES.
I picked up a copy of the TMNT Arcade Attack for my 3DS a few years ago, and was pleasantly surprised. If you own a DS I highly reccomend it, especially as nowadays it can be picked up for a few bucks!
@Eric Sledge i like out of the shadows but saying its the best ninja turtle game i beg to differ.
I hear ya, I hated the ULTRA version of TMNT too, never could get past the DAM level because of those stupid electric seaweeds. I didn't start getting a good TMNT experience until Hyperstone Heist, which quickly became my favourite despite the SNES version being the superior game.
@@MetalHeadbanger7 I think you owe it too yourself to go back an replay and beat the ultra version. There is a way to beat the dam but that level is the least of your worries in that game. Before you drop in the water just make sure all your turtles life are full max but it still can be done with 3 turtles at most. You gotta be quick when switching out turles especially if they life is low. Dont risk losing a turtle cause you will have to restart the dam level this time with 3 turtles and little life. Keep switching out between turtles.
I have the SNES version of Turtles in Time, That was such a great game when you had buddies over after school
Absolutely, it was really Well done on the system
My wife bought me the Arcade 1up Cabinet and it's truly incredible BUT for me the SNES Turtles in Time is the superior version by adding the Technodrome level (which makes the timewarp scene make more sense than having it happen randomly in the sewers) and better bosses for each level like having Beebop and Rocksteady be pirates on the pirate ship.
@@johnlimoli124 - I prefer the tighter controls, double-tap dash option, throw on stunned opponents, & button customization of the SNES version vs the arcade. Replacing that generic blob boss with Slash was brilliant, as were Pirate Rocksteady & Bebop. I always thought Shredder should have had both his (arcade) normal & Super Shredder forms on the SNES, though..... missed opportunity.
After school! Well on Fridays for me because I wasnt allowed to play games on weekdays😩
John Limoli always wish Nintendo could manage to utilize the mutitap adapter & have 4-player mode but it would probably take a huge hit on the gameplay
I still remember beating this game at a bowling alley with 5 dollars in quarters from my parents as a kid. I felt rich as hell. Definitely burned in my memory. Your descriptions of the ports are hilarious. Great video!
That's the same amount of quarters it took me to beat it!
I can't believe I was 11 when I played this game, that also get me into the videogames until today. I'd never knew this game was so popular back then.
Your channel is great! keep up!
Thanks for the nice words, that you enjoy the content
Turtles In Time is still one of the best TMNT games to exist.
It sure is, along with the super Nintendo version
it´s still perfectly playable, it´s a classic. I enjoy it today as much as I did in the day
loved this game, played for hours on the NES with my friends, keep them coming good vids Patman, ahhh the memories
Thanks for the nice words
This is the first time I see footage of Turtles in Time arcade.
It was not as widespread as the first one but still a good game
This reinvigorated fond memories from past times playing this at the local arcade. Excellent work, Sir.
Thank you so much for watching
Ahh TMNT Turtles in Time, my old friend. Being a 90s kid, I got to enjoy many arcade games, but Turtles in Time was favorite, then it would be the Xmen arcade game. I subbed to your channel awesome content, thanks for sharing the history of these great games.
Absolutely, glad you enjoyed my content. Welcome aboard
I just recently got recommended your channel in a playlist from the Angry Videogame Nerd. I love your videos. Thanks for making them.
Of all the arcade games I played as a kid, this is the one that I remember most fondly, and was always the one I sought out first at any new arcade we visited.
Another great video from you Patman - always enjoy watching these and reliving my youth!
This is been a really popular video so I'm sure it tugged at the heartstrings of many retro gamers. Glad you enjoy my channel, thank you for watching
My mom had my 9th birthday party in the local mall's arcade. I got like 50 tokens and my friends and I beat the game. One of my favorite childhood memories.
Great video. This is one of my all time favorite games. I just discovered your channel and I’m binging all the documentaries.
Welcome aboard, thank you so much for subscribing and hope you enjoy my videos
Anytime I play TMNT 1, I can't get over how simple the AI is, and how it would have been possible to show off in the arcade without getting hit. This is one of the few games I can play through on a single credit....although it requires what I call a patient play through.
That is excellent, I was pretty good at it but nowhere near that good
This brings back some awesome childhood memories 😍 I spent so much cash on this arcade game back in the day. Great video keep up the good work.
You videos are amazing Pat!!! Appreciate your passion
Thank you so much, glad you enjoy my content so much
As a TMNT fan and more importantly a TMNT arcade game fan I couldn't appreciate this video enough. Thank you so much.
You are right about the button combination allowing for anyone to play. I literally just saw this display at Walmart with my 5 year old daughter and she played with me for about 20 minutes. It may not seem like a long time but she had never seen anything about the turtles or even seen this game before
That's awesome, I love hearing stories about families bonding over videogames
This game consumed my life as a kid in the 80s. After school on Friday afternoons my grandad use to pick me up, bring me to a local arcade, and give me two rolls of quarters to play the game.
Man I miss those days.
Very cool,Thanks for sharing your memories
Just brings back awesome memories for when I was a kid and played it when it first was released. Thanks for sharing this, got my Like 👍🏻
Thank you very much
I'm surprised that you didn't mention the SNES port of Turtles in Time, yeah I know it's the only port of it, but it did feature more levels and was close to being arcade perfect for what it was. Yeah a VERY common misconception is that the voices from the TV show were present in the arcade games, they were not. They were voices pretty much hired by Konami themselves. The only games to have the original voice casts would be The Simpsons and Bucky O'Hare. The Turtles themselves may had been conceived in 1983, but they didn't come into print as a comic until May 1984. A BIG coincidence, as Bucky O'Hare came into print around the same time. :D
Okay, thanks for the correction
In 1989:
*TMNT* became an arcade blockbuster in Japan, Oceania, the UK and the US during it's peak of changing from dark & gritty to goofy & light-hearted.
While Warner Bros. released their theatrical blockbuster *Batman* which was at it's peak of changing from goofy & light-hearted to dark & gritty.
Then both would release a tie-in comic turned animated crossover film during their 30th anniversary in 2019.
Well said
Great video, I have very fond memories of being part of a four player squad on an arcade cabinet that had the wrong settings applied: for 20p (English money) you got 100 credits and could complete the game twice over. Amazing! (until some fucker fixed it). The way the Foot Soldiers writhe as you hit them, I don't think has ever been bettered in any beat 'em up, usually bad guys just freeze in a sort of squat pose when they get hit.
...One slight correction, it should be a children's "programme" not "program" for the censorship quote, though the quote itself may be wrong. We call shows programmes, though the word "shows" has long been creeping into the lexicon.
Something small and weird that I always absolutely loved about this game was how on the cabinet, Michelangelo wore yellow instead of orange. His buttons and joystick were yellow, too. I dunno why, but I always really preferred that to orange and wish it was how he was colored in everything.
I don't remember that but I'm sure I noticed it growing up. Good call
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries It was on the artwork on the cabinet, not the game itself.
I hope that you up load more videos. Your presentation is straightforward and not gimmicky something that i truly appreciate. I subscribed just watching your first video today which is something that I rarely do!
That's awesome, thanks for the nice words. Also, thanks for subscribing
You just keep cranking them out. Thank you! These are always just so much for this nerd.
Thank you Kevin, I appreciate the nice words
I remember they had this game in the hotel arcade when I came to America on holiday. I loved it so much I always used to play it after breakfast! I remember rushing out after nearly completing it on the last day and running to my table where my mum dad and nans were and shouting QUARTERS NOOWW QUICK QUCIKKK HURRRYY and rushed back just made it in time and completed it lol. I was so chuffed lol aaaahh memeoriess
LOL, that is hilarious. I can recall several times growing up watching the countdown go from 10 to 1 while you scramble to find quarters to continue :-)
The 1UP Mini Arcade Cabinet looks great too. Nice history of the Classic Turtles.
Thanks a lot
That game really brings back memories literally I was bothering my father for quarters just to play the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle game at the arcade man that was an awesome time.
It sure was :-)
Had a blast watching this. I remember going to video rental stores to watch everybody play this and final fight and it was mind blowing just watching and hearing the sounds and the music. We grew up in good days i think.
Thank you, absolutely. It was the golden age of the arcades
Aladdin's Castle at Northpark Mall had this one front-and-center near the entrance for the longest time. The Turtles License actually was a giant seller for Konami at one point, to the point where the Castlevania series (now far more respected) actually had funding + personnel pulled from it.
Northpark mall in Davenport? If so I can recall that fondly. Do you recall the giant arcade in the new section they built in the early 90s? It was fantastic with the huge number of games they had
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Of course, in the food court. There was Daytona USA, Soul Edge, Virtua Fighter, an Ehrgeiz machine, X-Men Vs Street Fighter, and of course the Street Fighter Alpha and Dungeons + Dragons: Tower of Doom widescreens set up on the south wall, which were, I believe, repurposed from the Samurai Shodown widescreen setup that was originally on the south wall of Aladdin's Castle, before they moved. Art of Fighting was to the right of it.
Aladdin's Castle, meanwhile, had Night Striker, Buster Douglas Knock-Out Boxing, The Combatribes, Two Crude Dudes, Bad Dudes vs Dragonninja, Fatal Fury, Lucky n' Wild, Simpsons, Terminator 2, VS. Super Mario Bros, a Playchoice-10 machine, Klax (which I never got into), Altered Beast, Shadow Dancer, Strider... and of course, like every arcade in the 90's, every gosh darn version of Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat they could get. They also had some pinball machines, but I was never much for pinball.
They even had an X-Men machine, but it was the four-player version, not the six-player, multi-screen version.
just signed on to your patreon and just want to say thank you for the content. love having a few drinks and watching you talk about arcade history
Thank you very much, I appreciate the support. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thanks again
Does rusty shackleford know who Ricky Sanchez is?
I also never had any idea of how many ports of it there were. Great info throughout the vid!
Thank you very much
I build an arcade stick for my NES. Makes playing this game more like an arcade experience.
Your channel brings on a lot of nostalgia for me
Thank you very much
Excellent as always. You are a great story teller Patman! Great job.
Thank you so much, that's very nice hear.
what a game, what a year.. they had 3 in a row of these at the arcade back in 1989... Cartoon VS Comic TMNT was VERY different though.. Looking back I can't believe 4 people crowded around a 20" screen LOL!
It was actually closer to a 40 and screen on the deluxe cabinets if I'm not mistaken
This channel is gonna take off soon
That's very nice of you to say, I hope you are right my friend :-)
It's great format
I'm pretty addicted to it that's for sure
If I found your channel then you've already taken off. Everything I do is mainstream.
I love the way he talks, its like your dad or your corny uncle tells a story.
Have very fond memories of playing this in my local shop.
One of my most treasured memories as an 80s kid was finishing at my local video shop this in front of a small audience. For a brief few moments I was the coolest person in the world. 😂
Your videos are awesome! I just came across your channel a few days ago and i'm really enjoying your work. The episode you did on Double Dragon was great!!! Keep up the good work.
That's great, thank you so much for the nice words. Please subscribe if you haven't already
I was playing the
MAME rom of this only yesterday on my Nvidia shield. My favourite ever arcade game. Loved this, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs and Final Fight.
Those are all classic games
I remember 1989 very fondly, the Dallas Cowboys went one and 15 that season. And I was starting to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I remember, quite vividly, going to several arcades near my home at the time in 1989 and seeing the original ninja turtles arcade game and listening to it’s Attract mode. Great memories to be had!
In most arcade operators had the turtles audio Cranked way up little better where you were you could always hear
I remember being 3 years old in 2000 and my local Chuck E Cheese had this game tucked in a corner for some reason. I vividly remember kids crowding around it like it was 1989 again, it was always being played. The one time i had it all to myself i was too short for the controls so i had to stand on a chair to play. I’m still surprised that it was constantly crowded back then!
That's awesome, just like the good old days
Probably in a corner so the crowds wouldn't block as much foot traffic.
I always love how you give props to the super under-powered euro ports of games while roasting the C64 and amiga ports when they deserve it.
I try to be fair and also very critical if it's well deserved. It doesn't matter what the platform is if the game is crap I will call it crap :-)
Have since listened to a few of these videos and I must say they are excellent, nuanced and informative, truly delving into the granular details behind the games , their concepts and release that have always interested me while keeping the narrative fun, well paced and easy to consume
If I could give this comment 100 hearts I would :-) that's very nice of you to say. I'm glad you enjoy my content so much. Thank you
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries you are most welcome and thank you for the time, effort and clear and overflowing passion for the games that you put into each and every video. I find myself listening to and captivated by the behind the scenes even of games that on a personal level I have no interest in . The presentation is that good. I will be jumping on your patroeon for sure, and I look forward to more excellent content.
@@richardbowman7116 Again thank you so much for the nice words. Hope you enjoy the rest of my videos. :-)
I remember when my local arcade got the original machine back in '89. It was so popular they had to add a 2nd machine just a few weeks later. Turtles, Final Fight, Stun Runner, APB, and Road Blasters all got plenty of my quarters back in the day.
All of those games got tons of play for me as well
I am on board with your channel! The Turtles were the perfect entry point.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it
I happen to have both of these games on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles collection on the Nintendo switch. I remember playing the first arcade game but not the second one. So seeing the second one in the collection is pretty awesome
I loved this game like nothing else. Love it too much. Turtles in Time is a classic. A mfn classic. I wish I could get them for the XBOX 360
It was on there for short time but then they pulled it
Awesome Indie documentary! You have earned my thumbs up!
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you
Ah that beautiful sound when you walked into a Arcade and heard that awesome theme song. Teenage mutant ninja turtles. I would go straight to it and played it. Also WWF wrestlefest and WWF superstars and X men were my favorites. 😁👍 Good times!
All classic arcade games :-)
Exactly how it was back then. I loved hearing those games when you would walk in to the arcade. So many memories 😥👍
This game had great music. It was loud, in your face and awesomely composed. In fact, this and Konami’s other huge game series, Contra, both had amazing music.
Yes they did, Excellent sound effects as well
Great video and great memories from this.thanks
Absolutely, thank you so much for watching and the nice words
Wow what a gem of a channel! Just subscribed!
Welcome aboard, thank you so much for the nice words. Hope you continue to enjoy my content
This game, The Simpsons, and X-Men arcades ate up my allowance!
Mind as well
I am currently modding my TMNT Arcade 1up. I love how Konami gave Michaelangelo a yellow mask instead of orange by mistake on the cabinet.
I must've noticed that growing up but I don't recall it
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries that flub was only for TMNT 1989, but by 1991's Turtles in Time, Konami was able to get orange buttons and joysticks for Mikey.
Love these videos. I've only played the NES, GB and SNES TMNT games and love them.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed them
Great video, i actually made it all the way to Krang on one quarter using Donatello but died at Shredder back then.
Wow that's impressive, thanks for the nice words
Bought the arcade 1up Tmnt game. Comes with the original and turtles in time both identical to their original counterparts. And the cabinet looks exactly like the original tmnt arcade cabinet looked. Worth every bit of the 400 I spent on it.
That's one cabinet I would like to own
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries if you buy it which I highly recommend because it's amazing, make sure you buy one with the riser. The cabinet is only 3/4 the size of the original so alone it's pretty small unless you want to sit and play it. With the riser it's about as tall as the original and you can stand and play it. Which is the only way to play an arcade machine haha.
My little corner of the globe was behind the times and I don't recall seeing the arcade games until early 1990 at the earliest. That didn't matter though because it was da'bomb no matter where it was! It remained super popular up until Christmas of that year. I was really lucky and I got TMNT 2: The Arcade Game for NES that Chirstmas. The graphics and animation took a hit for the port but it still played pretty well and it was worth it. Today I'm really wishing I hadn't sold my copy back in the mid 90s.
Thanks for the video.
The arcade version was pretty good for the NES. Like you mentioned the graphics and audio definitely took a bit of a hit but it was still fun to play similar to the arcade game. Thanks for watching
The 80's was an amazing time to be a kid. The first time I saw this cabinet it absolutely blew me away.
It's a thing of beauty that's for sure
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries We didn't have an arcade locally but the convenience store down the road got the coin-op and it was the talk of the town. Packed every day with kids just watching. There was one kid who was better at it than all of us who could reach the higher levels and we would be talking about it in class for days. I really miss arcade games and video stores for that sort of community involvement.
I experienced an odd glitch back when this was in the arcade. Normally after defeating Granitor on the fourth level, Splinter is lowered from a rope and drops to the floor. During the four-player game I was in, Splinter never dropped from the rope and continued lowering until he was off-screen. The game couldn't advance and the person working the arcade had to reset the game. I don't know if anything we did caused it to happen, but I doubt it considering it was during a non-playable animation.
So glad to have discovered this very day your awesome channel. Binge tiiiiiiiiiime.
Thank you my friend, I appreciate you subscribing.
Another excellent video. What I like about your videos in particular is that you actually know include information about European home computer ports of the games you cover, which is extremely rare for Americans who typically only focus on, or know about the games from a US angle. I also like the dry sense of humour that flavours your videos!
I don’t know if you listen to requests from non-Patreons but please consider Sly Spy Secret Agent.
Thank you very much. I grew up with the Commodore 64 and Amiga and was well aware of the European computer port that we never saw here in the states. It always fascinated me even back then That they would attempt some of these ports on 8 bit hardware such as Hardd drivin and streetfighter. Thanks for the nice words on my humor :-)
As far as sly spy secret agent that is one that has been rattling around in my head for quite a while as I really liked it growing up so yes I'm sure I'll get to it
I remember playing the first TMNT at our old arcade but once Turtles in Time came out, I played that one the most. When Arcade1up came out with their TMNT cab, i bought it instantly. Havent regretted doing so either. :)
It's amazing the produced that miniature cabinet for all of us to buy
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries indeed
The Turtles games were all pretty good. First 2 NES games were good and the gameboy Turtles was great. The arcade with 4 players was such a classic. Great memories. Great content!
I thought all the turtles games were good on the NES but preferred number two and number three. Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
I love your videos man keep them up
Thank you so much
I like how matter of fact you are with your asking for likes. I think you're the only person to ever explain the real reason people ask for it just straight up.
Taking five seconds To ask for a like on a video that takes between 5 to 10 hours to produce is not that big of a deal in my opinion
Don't forget, the C64 only had 16 built-in colors available.
It was technically possible to blend two colors if you overlaid them and swapped them out fast enough--there was a program from Compute!'s Gazette which did exactly that--but most commercial games at the time made do with the stock palette.
You know what, I didn't expect you to include the Amstrad version. Americans normally have their blinkers on and don't realise there was a massive 8bit micro computer boom in the 80s. So I doff my hat to you sir 😊
Why thank you kind sir
Hi pat what a video i had TMNT On all formats speccy c64 amiga st And boy did i play the arcade version was not very good at it but i loved it .Thanks for as always a fantastic video
Thanks Ricky, I had it for the Amiga growing up and also the NES. I wasn't very good at the arcade either but it was still fun to play
Actually. This was a weekday syndicated show when it first came out. It was moved to Saturdays (on CBS) later on.
The pilot miniseries was on monday through Friday in late 1987. When it was picked up for another season it was 13 weeks beginning in 1988 and it was solely Saturday mornings. Beginning in 1989 the series extended to 65 episodes and began airing on weekday afternoons. When CBS bought the rights to distribute new episodes in 1990 they began airing hour long blocks of two episodes each on Saturday mornings while the 65 syndicated episodes were continuing to air during the week until around 1995-1996 when the show was cancelled entirely.
Darren Hood we bow in your honor
@@tekkensentai Whats even more crazy about Darren Hood's accuracy is that the show and reruns were suddenly cancelled one day. And it was around 96 or so. Didn't notice until one day I started thinking "I haven't seen the turtles in a while. That's when I realized that the Ninja turtles had vanished. Then a few years later came the god awful Nickelodeon Ninja turtles...😒
ricky sanchez but at least Nickelodeon had Rob Paulsen and a lot of the old voice actors onboard.
If i remember correctly it aired on channel 11 first. In new york anyway. WPIX
I'll Never Forget The First Time RockSteady Drilled Up Through The Burning Apartment Floor!
The Turtle Arcade Game Was Awesome.
That was fantastic, say your prayers turtles
The NES also changed the boss for level five (since the snow level was added between arcade level three and four, the parking lot level was moved one stage ahead), instead of batteling Bebop and Rocksteady (possibly due to hardware limitations, they did get to appear in the SNES version of TMNT 4: Turtles in Time, in the Pirate Ship level instead of Tokka and Rahzar who appear in the Technodrome) you get to fight Baxter Stockman in his fly form.
I never knew about the two player cabinet of the game that’s crazy. The arcade in my area has a hybrid cabinet of this game that lets you pick between TMNTA and The Simpsons arcade game.
Very cool I've never seen that
Great channel, subscribed! Greetings from Brazil, mate! ;)
Thanks for subscribing. Greetings from the states :-)
Oh damn, I loved the show growing up but never played the arcade game. Now I'm building my own cabinet, I think this is something that will make it onto the list of things I want to get on there.
Congratulations, I always wanted to build my own. It's a fun game
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Thank you! I'm documenting the build on our UA-cam channel, you can watch the first two episodes here: ua-cam.com/play/PLWsed0yopfrk9CxVSgE8XWcsWleIoE1E7.html
Subscribe, etc, lol.
The funny thing with the European arcade game called teenage mutant hero turtles. The vocal intro still sung out "teenage mutant ninja turtles"
LOL, I wasn't aware of that
Love my TMNT arcade !!!! Thanks for the video !
Thanks for watching :-)
I spent so many quarters on this game in the arcade and then got the nes version and finally the Xbox 360 port, which was great.
Oh, such sweet memories of that game. I love it. My brother and I had the Nintendo version.
That was a lot of fun as well
Just found out about your reviews the other day, very humorous and old-school! :)
That's very nice of you to say, hope you enjoy the rest of the content thank you
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries I know that I will! Thank you!
I never knew about the turtles choice of beer. That's wild! Nice job with the vid. Subscription to your channel is confirmed!
Thank you very much, welcome aboard
Ah, the golden age of both arcades AND Saturday mornings. Today's generation of kids sadly don't know the utter glee of waking up early on Saturday to watch cartoons nor will they feel the euphoric rush of the lights and sounds of video game arcades. Such simpler times indeed.
I agree, it's a time that is long past and and will probably never be seen again