but when it comes down to it Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was one of the greats, and a dang good title. It has its quirks, and the water level is insane, but it crams a lot into an NES cart.

Greatest cross-promotion ever? The Ninja Turtles do love their pizza. TMNT II: The Arcade Game for the NES was an incredibly impressive 8-bit conversion of one of the most popular coin-op cabinets ...

The NES and SNES versions of this game, despite sharing a title, are quite different — this SNES release features the Turtles entering a tournament, alongside Shredder, rather than just fighting ...

During the final battle against Shredder, Shredder splits up into two forms. They're identical in appearance, but only one is real; the other is fake. However, both forms are able to use the ...

Konami's first crack at the heroes in a half-shell on NES, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles can be tough to go back to if you don't have nostalgia for both the cartoon and the game. Like many an 8-bit ...

Ragebound is a labor of love. You can see it in every pixel, animation and cutscene of the new 2D action game.