Ninja Turtles - Cowabunga!
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Hmm, I'd say that depends on which version of Leo. Also Leo is a teenager in most media so who knows how strong he could get when he's an adult.
Meanwhile Ryu Hayabusa needs to slice candles and whatnot to stock up on magic cuz so he can use his ninja skills, haha
Meanwhile Ryu Hayabusa needs to slice candles and whatnot to stock up on magic cuz so he can use his ninja skills, haha
Almost here....
He comes with a comic? There's Lore?
Anyway, they could repaint him purple and give him space tech and release him as Al Negator from Bucky O'Hare.
Anyway, they could repaint him purple and give him space tech and release him as Al Negator from Bucky O'Hare.
The press and influencers have gotten review codes for the Cowabunga Collection. Reviews are glowing! Not just for the solid ports, but improvements made to the original games. Play the original NES game without slowdown and flicker! Play others in "god mode".
Each game features an INCREDIBLY well done strategy guide in the style of Nintendo Power, there is even a "watch" feature to watch someone expertly play the game...in which you can jump back in at any point and resume play!
For the super fans and collectors, there appears to be a TREASURE TROVE of material in terms of old concept work, style guides, printed ads (including private industry type stuff).
The only negatives I've seen come up are that TMNT4 isn't online enabled (the arcade version is), the comic and TV sections are just covers and stills (no complete comics or cartoon episodes at all), and all references to Pizza Hut have been pulled (which shouldn't be surprising).
I've got this on preorder. I'm not usually concerned about getting a physical copy of a game compilation...but this one seems ESPECIALLY well done and there seems to be a lot of excitement building for it.
Each game features an INCREDIBLY well done strategy guide in the style of Nintendo Power, there is even a "watch" feature to watch someone expertly play the game...in which you can jump back in at any point and resume play!
For the super fans and collectors, there appears to be a TREASURE TROVE of material in terms of old concept work, style guides, printed ads (including private industry type stuff).
The only negatives I've seen come up are that TMNT4 isn't online enabled (the arcade version is), the comic and TV sections are just covers and stills (no complete comics or cartoon episodes at all), and all references to Pizza Hut have been pulled (which shouldn't be surprising).
I've got this on preorder. I'm not usually concerned about getting a physical copy of a game compilation...but this one seems ESPECIALLY well done and there seems to be a lot of excitement building for it.
Introducing: Dam Level Mode - Let the game play that section for you and never worry about it again.
I'd seen this before at Target. But I had no idea who these two were, certainly didn't have any nostalgia for it. But then Shredder's Revenge happened and I decided I'd get this next time I saw it...which I never did. It just disappeared from store shelves...until tonight. For some reaso, it seemed Target had restocked several sets I had seen in a while. Soooo, now I have it.
The first Darkwing Duck villain, voiced by the legendary Tim Curry.
Ya'll are weak
I swear watching Matt McMuscles play the first game was painful. Didn't even get to Rocksteady. Lost all his Turtles just before him in the same building.
I'm picking mine up tomorrow, probably, and I'm hoping to get to stream it this weekend.Ya'll are weak
I swear watching Matt McMuscles play the first game was painful. Didn't even get to Rocksteady. Lost all his Turtles just before him in the same building.
And if that happens...
Yeah, I know that's not TMNT, but I just love that line so damn much.