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.

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

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.

For those avid TMNT fans around the world, this is a title that you probably want to bypass. The game has a rating of E10, but designed in a way that youthful gamers around the age of 6-8 could play. If you are looking to acquire a quick 1000 gamer score points, this is your game.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles hasn't had the most favourable history in the videogame industry, the hard as nails NES classic has earned cult status, but put-off many due to its unforgiving difficulty; then in 2013 we had the questionable Out of the Shadows and more recently the disappointing TMNT:...

Replicates the IDW universe well; Some fun end of level bosses

Repetitive missions; Repetitive gameplay; Where's the local co-op; Frustrating camera

Parents need to know that this game is directly based on Nickelodeon's CGA-based show of the same name: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles . Although the four main heroes are noble and brave and fight against evil, they do use weapons and fists to defeat enemies.

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.

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...

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.