Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge

реально круто я прошел со своими друзьями и они выбили мне кучу ачивок мне понравилось особенно когда шредер бумагу режет

Es muy buen juego, sobretodo para los que descubren las TMNT por primera vez. Colorido y apto para niños y niñas. La canalla siempre que viene a visitarnos quieren jugar un cooperativo, y menudas viciadillas :-D Todas las skins de juegos míticos de antaño, y con DLCs se desbloquean nuevos personajes y contenido extra. Para la vieja y nueva escuela! ¡Compradlo de cabeza!

With so many great modern beat em ups still being released, it's impressive how this one still manages to stand out years later! And while nostalgia bait can feel annoying and pandering sometimes, Tribute has always managed to successfully translate the look and tone of it's source material into games. Shredder's Revenge is all about the fighting of course, so thankfully it's feels great slapping and throwing enemies around and while characters mostly feel similar in how they control, there are little differences in their range, movement and special moves that help differentiate them. The game has 16 levels and can be finished in just under 2 hours. Normally I'd say this is a bit overlong for an arcade style beat em up but the game's pace feels perfect! Enemies never have annoying amounts of health, and can be dispatched quickly, especially when you figure out which attack or maneuver works best on which target. As far as fan service goes, this game does a good job of representing for the Turtles in Time fans, the 1987cartoon crowd and the fans of some deep cut characters like Halfcourt. I should also note this is one of the few beat em ups to have unique endings for each character! It may just be one image and some text specific to the character tacked onto the main ending you always get but that's more than almost any other game in the genre gives you. Gripes are few. The entire game takes place in New York City (with a few later stages in Dimension X) and with 16 stages to plow through, a lot of them blend together in my memory as just sort of "big city" themed. None of them are ugly or confusing to look at. The colors and details look great when you're playing but I always felt stages like the zoo, the mall or the roof tops would stand out a little more in my head. The survival mode is also kind of disappointing. Power ups that let you temporarily play as bosses are pretty cool but it's basically a hardcore gauntlet for experienced players and for everyone else, you'll spend most of your time getting knocked into pits. The snappy controls, quick pacing and large character roster are more than enough to keep me coming back to this game, even with it's limited modes. Also gotta give credit to any game that included local multiplayer!

This is a fun little beat ‘em up game. Not overly long (probably only about two hours long overall), this game is a nostalgia trip, being a trip through many of the old bosses and characters from the 1980s/1990s TMNT TV show and video games. The game is strongly evocative of these old games, but is a significant improvement over them, with better controls, a level select, the ability to save and return between levels, and a broader cast of characters with good variety in terms of attacks. The levels have a pretty good degree of variation as well, though there’s really only two main types, the side-scrolling beat’em ups and the levels where you surf/ride on a hoverboard and fight enemies in that way. The core of the game is the usual beat em up stuff – you go through the levels, you fight the Foot clan and various other enemies who mostly die in about 3-6 hits, with a few tougher enemies that are more like 10-15 hits, and then you fight a final boss for each stage (two on some stages) with unique abilities and attack patterns. Overall, the game isn’t very difficult; you start with a full set of lives on each level and can actually increase the number of lives, hit points, etc. you have on each level by playing the game with any given character. Each character has some sort of hidden “xp bar” that can be levelled up to level 10, giving them more lives, hit points, and more bars of their ninja power meter, which lets you unleash super attacks (and thus, store up to three super attacks eventually, or unleash an even more powerful super attack using all three bars). The core plot of the game is the same as always – the TMNT are trying to stop Kraang and Shredder from doing Bad Stuff ™ and chase them through the world. The game is pretty short, so it does a reasonable enough job of keeping things moving; if it was much longer, it would probably become overly repetitive, and even at its length, it feels like it was running out of ideas by the end of it. Overall, I’d recommend this game to anyone who has a strong nostalgia for the old side-scrolling beat em up TMNT games; if you are anyone else, this is not really going to do anything for you, as it is a pretty simple game and without any sort of tie to the characters its just a decent, short beat ‘em up game. Do note that this game is only about two hours long, so unless you plan on replaying the levels with multiple characters or doing it repeatedly with friends (yes, it does have multiplayer), you might be disappointed by how short is is.

Это не игра. Это ностальгическая тактическая ядерная бомба. 11 задниц Эйприл из 10 Сплинтеров.

ta chido el juego, sale el papa de mi amigo (destructor) saquen mas dlcs

It's a beat'em up and TMNT. If you like both of those this is a fun game. It is not a perfect game but you can put hours into it. You can play with yourself or with others.

This game was well worth it. The game developers could have just taken the paycheck and come out with a passable game, but they chose to go above and beyond and give us this absolute gem of a game. It had some many calls backs and cameos from the games, the toys, the comic books, and the original cartoon series. I found myself constantly blown away by all the characters that I had forgotten. If you're looking for a cowabunga of a good time, then this is the radical game for you.