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Forums - Microsoft - TMNT: Turtles In Time : ( Comparison )

Maynard_Tool on 04 July 2009

I prefer the original x)



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SHMUPGurus on 04 July 2009

Man, it's so cool that they're using the SNES soundtrack for this arcade remake!

With that said, why is it a remake of the arcade version? The SNES one was 100 times better.



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sguy78 on 04 July 2009

It's funny, I'd rather have an option for the original game as well.



quarashi on 05 July 2009

I want to play it even though you can never beat the original.



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Tbone on 05 July 2009

Im gonna put it this way, if Ubisoft dosent put this on psn aswell i will kick their asses.



 

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d21lewis on 05 July 2009

I sorta prefer the original. It looked appropriately "cartoony". The upgrade should've gone for a cell shaded (shell shaded?) look. Of course, I'm still buying it. I could use a dose of Turtle Power!

Of topic, the arcade intro song reminded me of when the Turtles became live action rock stars! That was such a dark time for old school Ninja Turtle fans........



.jayderyu on 05 July 2009
d21lewis said:
I sorta prefer the original. It looked appropriately "cartoony". The upgrade should've gone for a cell shaded (shell shaded?) look. Of course, I'm still buying it. I could use a dose of Turtle Power!

Of topic, the arcade intro song reminded me of when the Turtles became live action rock stars! That was such a dark time for old school Ninja Turtle fans........

I agree maybe more shell shaded would have helped. I'm just not sure if I like the newer version or not. It "looks" better, but it seems to have lost it's charm. Seems it's got more shine than heart.



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