For gamers of a certain age, one of the fondest memories of seaside arcades is clustering around the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles coin-op, with four players each controlling of one of the half-shelled heroes and working as a team to batter the bad guys.

I haven't seen the film, but TMNT plays like a story recap. Leonardo, Splinter and co talk about how events unfolded, and then you get to play through them. Since the game is single player only, a lot of the voice work and banter between the characters is audio based, with comic book style panels...

Apart from the faithful die hards, nobody has seen much of those martial-arts-practising oversized tortoises that were so big in the eighties, but as is the way of the world, if it was popular in the past it's worth bringing back for another bite of the cherry.

To be fair, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles isn't a badly made game. Everything it sets out to do, it does. It's not bad because it's unplayable. It's bad because everything it sets out to do feels 15 years old, or frustrating and repetitive.

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Xbox 360) Xbox 360 Released - 2009 Price - You can still buy this game knew it cost around £15 depening on where you shop though not many places sell it brand new so if you wanted it brand new you would have to order it in.

Fun in places and some cool parkour moves

very weak backdrops and aimed to much at a young aged group not one for adults really

Join Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo in their fight to save the World. This game is an average rated release as at first the game is quite fun to play but as you play through the story it becomes less fun as there are certain aspects of the game that can become annoying.

This game can be easiy completed in a rent time, it is your advrage platform game... not very good i would say for people under 10 but the age sert is 12... not made for the turtles fans really...

This game is obviously geared more toward the younger gamer, but that doesn't mean it can't be enjoyed by all. If I had to sum it up in a few words, I'd have to called it a 3-D button-basher as although each of the four titular turtles seem to have a wide array of combo moves, you basically push...

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-shelled

I don't often play Xbox Live Arcade games.  You might say that I'm even be avoiding them, especially with some experiences I've had in the past that I won't mention here. But when I saw the opportunity to play a TMNT game, particularly one that is in fact a ‘re-shelling', if you will, of a classic...