Cowabunga Dude! The legendary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtleswho are seamlessly still teenagers make a long waited return to the big screen and a debut on the Xbox 360! With this rendition of a Ninja Turtlesgame they have never looked better though still lacks the High definition graphics we all know...

TMNT's pitiful difficulty and technical shortcomings overshadow some solid platforming action.

A good revamp of an old classic. Turtles In Time takes the original game and presents it in a contemporary way for Xbox Live. It’s an enjoyable experience, but unfortunately a little short. Still, a great addition to your collection, particularly for those avid TMNT fans.

Based on the original; Easy controls; Nice visuals; Classic TMNT beat em' up game play.

Predictable; Can get frustrating; Not nearly long enough

The four-player co-op is pretty much what makes this update of the classic arcade Turtles beat-'em-up worth downloading, though the $5 price doesn't hurt either.

Online co-op play for up to four players that's legitimately fun; All the original music and voice effects are here; Solid achievements list; It's only $5

Two-button gameplay that feels a bit tired; Graphics could have used an update

Pretty good

If you havent seen the film Black Hawk Down do yourself a favor, run, do not walk, to the video store and check that one out (or at least just skip down to the second paragraph of this review).

In 1987, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles burst onto the scene and immediately gained worldwide popularity, starring in everything from their own cartoon series to a trilogy of movies. They even had their own concert tour.

Back in the late 80's and early 90's, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were the hottest thing in America. At least, if you were a little boy. Toys, TV shows, movies, and videogames featuring the turtles were all the rage, and this week's XBLA release highlights one of the games with, arguably, the...

Co-Op play; Everything you remember is completely intact; Only 400 points ($5

Excruciatingly difficult; Not nearly as fun as you remember

I had to get this game. As a youngster I was a massive fan and felt this had to be in my collection. If you're looking for a challenging game this is not for you. This game is for kids as its pretty easy to get through, if you're into gamerscore too this is a great game as a 1000gs can be achieved...

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was one of my favourite shows growing up in the 90's. Having no knowledge of the new show until this game was given to me, I was a bit dubious as to whether it would remain true to the older style show and games.