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.

Late last week, we had a chance to bring you a hands-on preview of TMNT , the Ubisoft game starring everyone's favorite weapon-wielding reptiles. Based on the upcoming CGI movie, the game brings fans a brand-new adventure, complete with some new villains and new moves for our heroes.

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).

"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

After some years I have picked thi game up in my shelves for it's historically easy 1000GS... now I rebember, the horrible graphics, bugged gameplay and awful controls of the game. This game is of a past generation quality (PS2, etc.

Growing up, I spent countless hours watching the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) cartoons and playing the games on Nintendo. It was one of the few games that my brother and I could play that helped us stop fighting for two seconds and enjoy some time together.

Bought this release day as my girlfriend is a HUGE TMNT fan. We played Out of the Shadows and for all its faults we had a better time playing that buggy mess than we did playing this for the whole TWO HOURS it took to beat the game. Gameplay was too simple.

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.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) is the latest game in what is quite a long list inspired by the popular comic book and TV series, this time based on the Nickelodeon cartoons, and seems to trade more on the name and brand recognition than on quality.

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...