The Turtles are back with a brand new look in Turtles in Time Re-Shelled for Xbox Live Arcade, developed and published by Ubisoft was released on August 5th, and will also be released for the PlayStation Network later in the year. The game has been recreated in stunning 3D HD graphics and enhanced animations but still has all of the favorite moments and gameplay from the original. The game was originally built for arcades back in 1991 and eventually made its way to the Super Nintendo, and many a Ninja Turtle fan has fond memories of hacking and slashing through hordes of Foot soldiers with three of their buds. I'm going to guess they haven't played the game in almost 20 years, though, and their enthusiasm is being fueled purely by their nostalgia, because Turtles in Time has not aged well. There's nothing to it: hold right on your D-pad and mash the X button and you'll beat the game in half an hour. The beat 'em up genre has been kept alive with outstanding efforts like Castle Crashers that build on the foundation TMNT provided.
This time the Turtles have come up against some tough stuff in the past, but there's no comparison to what they're about to encounter. While sitting around the sewer watching television, Raphael, Donatello, and the crew witness a giant android ripping the Statue of Liberty from the ground, terrifying hundreds of tourists. Use pizza power-ups and huge body slams to make your way through history in an attempt to restore peace to the Big Apple.
The Turtles are back with a brand new look in Turtles in Time Re-Shelled for Xbox Live Arcade, developed and published by Ubisoft was released on August 5th, and will also be released for the PlayStation Network later in the year. The game has been recreated in stunning 3D HD graphics and enhanced animations but still has all of the favorite moments and gameplay from the original. The game was originally built for arcades back in 1991 and eventually made its way to the Super Nintendo, and many a Ninja Turtle fan has fond memories of hacking and slashing through hordes of Foot soldiers with three of their buds. I'm going to guess they haven't played the game in almost 20 years, though, and their enthusiasm is being fueled purely by their nostalgia, because Turtles in Time has not aged well. There's nothing to it: hold right on your D-pad and mash the X button and you'll beat the game in half an hour. The beat 'em up genre has been kept alive with outstanding efforts like Castle Crashers that build on the foundation TMNT provided.
This time the Turtles have come up against some tough stuff in the past, but there's no comparison to what they're about to encounter. While sitting around the sewer watching television, Raphael, Donatello, and the crew witness a giant android ripping the Statue of Liberty from the ground, terrifying hundreds of tourists. Use pizza power-ups and huge body slams to make your way through history in an attempt to restore peace to the Big Apple.
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