If you ever owned a Super Nintendo more than likely you owned this game, a cartridge that filled little kids with so much excitement they couldn’t handle it, so much 16-bit eye candy that it would make even veterans to the gaming of that time orgasm. When I look back at Turtles in Time I see some of my greatest times spent playing games. With it’s fun and challenging game play(for my age anyways), amazing cooperative play, and the fact that it is a licensed game of the greatest four heroes of all time, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time was one for the ages. With all of that in mind, you cannot imagine the way I felt when it was announced that a remake of the game was going to be launched on the Xbox Live Arcade, it was like the god of all things 16-bit and good decided to poop out a turd of gold. I bought this game the second I could at what I thought was a solid price of around $10. I waited patiently for it to download and jumped right in.
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- rmt92: Honestly, I don’t think someone who was a part of this era would enjoy the updated title. Really only...
- aeclasik: I wonder if the original holds up to today’s standards of “enjoyment”. Games like this...
- rmt92: I laughed. good stuff
- Notley: OH SO VERY WRONG! Have you even SEEN the lone wolf and cub series? You do the film industry a great dishonor....
- aeclasik: I wish I could read as much as you
The book sounds alright though, I still have Assassin’s...






Bearhorse… Molestericiously Good
I do say this creature looks absotivley molestericious.