TMNTIV was such a gem of a game. Neon Night Riders was always my favorite level, which in hindsight is funny to think that it's supposed to be set in 2020.
Never heard of Shadow of the Beast?! Wow, there's some America-Europe divide right there. The Amiga original of Shadow of the Beast (which is the version I recommend playing if you want to explore it in detail) was legendary back in the day here in Europe for being one of the most visually stunning games that had ever been created. It's one of several games that really put publisher Psygnosis on the map, and it was one of the first titles by developer Reflections, who went on to create the Destruction Derby and Driver series in the PlayStation era. Opinions were mixed on Shadow of the Beast's gameplay, however -- which, as you saw with the Lynx version, had plenty of... let's call them "idiosyncrasies"! It's still worth a look, though, and it definitely has its fans.
I can't even remember how many quarters I dropped in the machines playing turtles in time. When it came out for switch I bought it that week for my "kid" but truthfully it was for me
Ah, Turtles in Time AKA Slam Fiesta 95. Or at least that's what me and my friends called it. I swear when you grab those poor Foot Soldiers by the wrist and go all Hulk vs Loki you can hear the sounds of their digital bones breaking......good times
What did he mean he didn't know shadow of the beast? This doesn't make sense for a person who had his childhood in the 90's. Maybe it was me who had an Amiga and not the majority. Shadow of the beast 3 was out in 1992. Check out the soundtrack on this by the composer Tim Wright. I am waiting for feedback
@@opaljk4835 They never played it as kids or experienced it in the arcade. I used to do speedruns on this game, on hard, when I was 10! Konami games only look tough but played enough on repetition they're not hard to master.
@@TheyCallMeSledge it’s kind of true. They are really well designed games that took a lot of practice…but turtles in time might be the easiest game they made in that era
It’s so weird that they didn’t make it possible to throw enemy’s at the screen on the Genesis version. That would’ve made an already good game that much better
Lol, so Jackie Chan's game was really popular in Argentina... As Mario 8. Yup, a Famicom hack that replaced Jackie with Mario sprites. Sometimes just the head, sometimes the entire thing. We all knew it was ridiculous but the gameplay is pretty cool!
The SNES version of Turtles in Time was infinitely superior to the arcade and the godawful remake. Why regress to the version that doesn't include Rocksteady and Bebop? Man, being an 80s Turtles fan in the 2000s was tough.
I'm reminded of Battletoads (NES) where the first fight has you throwing rocks at the screen, because it's from the boss's view. The only example I know of a "Second Person Shooter".
The birth of Editor Dylan... YAAAAAAAAAS!!!
Turtles in Time is one of my favorite games :D
F U
Now with tasty turtle duels.
Turtles in Time was the first Snes game that I played. And it blew my 10 years old mind.
I got it for xmas in 92 from my aunt. It's one of my all time favorite xmas presents.
Cowabungee!! Cowabongo!! Cowabingo!! This commercial is genius!! And the earthworm Jim 2 reference takes it to a whole new level!!
TMNTIV was such a gem of a game. Neon Night Riders was always my favorite level, which in hindsight is funny to think that it's supposed to be set in 2020.
I remember going into blockbuster every Thursday and getting a snes game , this was one of them.. Loved the old days of gaming .
Never heard of Shadow of the Beast?! Wow, there's some America-Europe divide right there. The Amiga original of Shadow of the Beast (which is the version I recommend playing if you want to explore it in detail) was legendary back in the day here in Europe for being one of the most visually stunning games that had ever been created. It's one of several games that really put publisher Psygnosis on the map, and it was one of the first titles by developer Reflections, who went on to create the Destruction Derby and Driver series in the PlayStation era.
Opinions were mixed on Shadow of the Beast's gameplay, however -- which, as you saw with the Lynx version, had plenty of... let's call them "idiosyncrasies"! It's still worth a look, though, and it definitely has its fans.
yeah i didnt know how to feel about that when he said that
love the turtles and this game!
I can't even remember how many quarters I dropped in the machines playing turtles in time. When it came out for switch I bought it that week for my "kid" but truthfully it was for me
That Jackie Chan Adventures reference still kills me.
A Jackie Chan Adventures reference in the year our lord Atheismo 2022? Thank you so much, Jared
I never had Turtles in Time, but I actually found a copy at a thrift store a couple years ago for $1.99!
Finishing this game was a blast. Now showing the comments to this video to my family is even better.
Ah man, I bought the TMNT chocolate!
Jackie Chan's action Kung FU, was a great find for me and my brother at the video store as a kid. Never beat it, but had a lot of fun with it.
Sames , I also loved Stuntmaster on the ps1
It was my neighbor's favorite game. It's a special game for me, because he actually committed suicide not too long after he bought it.
@@NacheMan Damn, sorry to hear that. I'm glad it gives you good memories though.
Played the ever lovin crap out of turtles in time with my brother and friends.
A really good fan made TMNT game is TMNT:Rescuepalooza. It is sooooo good.
Ah, Turtles in Time AKA Slam Fiesta 95. Or at least that's what me and my friends called it. I swear when you grab those poor Foot Soldiers by the wrist and go all Hulk vs Loki you can hear the sounds of their digital bones breaking......good times
Song is Art vs Goto from mortal Kombat movie soundtrack by George (not that) Clinton
let's go! August 19th! 1992
I guess I'm friends with editor Dylan as well. Time to get tickets to that KMFDM concert.
Me too 😂
Pretty sure I said something similar in the original video's comment section, but I love the Jackie Chan Adventures reference at the beginning.
Yay, awesome games released on my birthday and birthday week.
Pizza power! A flying saucer food delight
Turtles In Time is the best beat em up ever! The SNES version is even better than the arcade original
What did he mean he didn't know shadow of the beast? This doesn't make sense for a person who had his childhood in the 90's. Maybe it was me who had an Amiga and not the majority. Shadow of the beast 3 was out in 1992. Check out the soundtrack on this by the composer Tim Wright. I am waiting for feedback
Also I guess I am friends with Editor Dylan now.
Was that music for Jackie Chan in mortal kombat movie
Trowing enemies at the screen gave me headaches most of the times.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that was crazy..
Mode 7 scaled backgrounds. The enemy throwing is simple sprite scaling
I played Turtles In Time a lot but was terrible at it. I think the furthest I ever made it on my own was the end of the bridge.
You should play it again, it’s pretty easy for us adults
@@opaljk4835 no its not. dont lie
@@mattalan6618 you definitely can do it! If I can without too much trouble on hard mode, you definitely can too.
@@opaljk4835 They never played it as kids or experienced it in the arcade. I used to do speedruns on this game, on hard, when I was 10! Konami games only look tough but played enough on repetition they're not hard to master.
@@TheyCallMeSledge it’s kind of true. They are really well designed games that took a lot of practice…but turtles in time might be the easiest game they made in that era
Mortal Kombat!! I have a new friend. 😋
It’s so weird that they didn’t make it possible to throw enemy’s at the screen on the Genesis version. That would’ve made an already good game that much better
Awww! Shellshock!
Lol, so Jackie Chan's game was really popular in Argentina... As Mario 8. Yup, a Famicom hack that replaced Jackie with Mario sprites. Sometimes just the head, sometimes the entire thing. We all knew it was ridiculous but the gameplay is pretty cool!
Me and my brother had that one.. 👌👍great game.. And still is, We also got the Tournament one.
go ninja go ninja go!
But how do you save on TMNT?
The world needs more lawful good wizards with a consensual approach to romance
That's the music from mortal kombat
Using the Japanese Turtles in Time logo?
One more thing!
The SNES version of Turtles in Time was infinitely superior to the arcade and the godawful remake. Why regress to the version that doesn't include Rocksteady and Bebop? Man, being an 80s Turtles fan in the 2000s was tough.
Killer instinct selling better than Street Fighter on the snes? Wow. And Super Metroid way lower. Some games need time to be trully appreciated.
I don't know man honestly the boss fight where you have to throw enemies at the screen to hurt Shredder kinda sucks.
I'm reminded of Battletoads (NES) where the first fight has you throwing rocks at the screen, because it's from the boss's view. The only example I know of a "Second Person Shooter".
9:36 Chun-Li?
coffee stain on your right shoulder
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