Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is Konami’s 1989 NES action-...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game is a side-scrolling beat ’em up developed by Konami and released for the NES in December 1990 (published by Ultra Games in North America). It is a home conversion of the hit 1989 arcade game, retitled with “II” in the West to distinguish it from the earlier 1989 NES platformer.
Shredder has once again captured April O’Neil and is plotting with Krang. The turtles battle through the streets of New York, sewers, a snowy Central Park, a parking garage, a freeway, a skateboard factory, and finally the Technodrome. Players select one turtle at the start; each has a unique weapon and slightly different reach and speed. Controls are simple: attack, jump, jump-kick, and a powerful special attack performed by pressing both buttons. Pizza restores health, and extra lives are earned by defeating enemies.
The NES version adds two exclusive stages not found in the arcade (a snowy Central Park featuring the new boss Tora and a dojo/factory stage with the robotic samurai Shogun), extends several original levels, and replaces one boss encounter with Baxter Stockman in his mutated fly form. Simultaneous two-player co-op is fully supported, making it a classic couch multiplayer title of the era.
Yes. It is the official NES conversion of the 1989 Konami arcade beat ’em up, with additional exclusive content added for the home version.
Two players can play simultaneously in cooperative mode, each controlling a different turtle.
The NES version includes two brand-new stages (Snowy Central Park and the Dojo/Factory area) with original bosses Tora and Shogun, plus extended versions of several arcade stages and a different encounter with Baxter Stockman.
No. You choose one turtle at the beginning of the game (or each player chooses one in co-op) and stick with that character for the entire playthrough.
It is more approachable than the original 1989 NES platformer. Continues are available, pizza restores health, and the special attack is very effective against regular enemies, making it one of the more accessible TMNT titles on the system.
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