Which version of the movie game?

[ToTheNines]

I've been thinking about getting "TMNT" lately. Should I get the PS2 version, or Wii?

[PizzaPower]

deff go with the ps2.

[gobo]

The Wii version has a few extra little stages. 360 had extra enemies. What exclusive benefit did the PS2 have? I don't recall.

[ToTheNines]

Does the Wii version suck? Also, I could get the Gamecube version since Wii systems play that.

[PizzaPower]

i dont know it was the only one i played beside the ds version, and it sucked.

[gobo]

Also, I could get the Gamecube version since Wii systems play that.
I actually have both (GC an impulse buy & Wii a gift). I recall the GC was a bit easier to control since the Wii uses its motion-sensing capabilities for nearly everything. But, there are a few mini-games you get with the Wii that aren't available elsewhere.

[I Crave Pizza No More]

The only version of the movie-themed game that was worth playing was the Gameboy Advance version, which was sort of like the old River City Ransom game for the NES.

[Powder]

The only version of the movie-themed game that was worth playing was the Gameboy Advance version, which was sort of like the old River City Ransom game for the NES.

...Only version worth playing? Bullsh*t. The Gamecube one RULES. I do agree that the GBA game is pretty rad, though.

[Roseangelo]

I love the GameCube in general, and I didn't have a Wii yet when this game came out, so I played through it on the GC and quite enjoyed it.

[I Crave Pizza No More]

...Only version worth playing? Bullsh*t. The Gamecube one RULES. I do agree that the GBA game is pretty rad, though.

How is the gamecube version different from the Xbox 360 version?

[gobo]

GC didn't have the extra enemies or achievements. The graphics were probably inferior too.

[Jester]

I got TMNT for the PC...but it was a pack in with one of the figures...don't think I played it much.

[ToTheNines]

Thanks for the input fellas, much appreciated.

[I Crave Pizza No More]

GC didn't have the extra enemies or achievements. The graphics were probably inferior too.

In that case, I stand by my original statement that the GBA version was the only version worth playing. I played the 360 version, and let's just say I've never been more let down by a game. Ever. This coming from the guy who managed multiple play throughs of the first 2K3 series based TMNT game.

[Kendamu]

The first 2k3 TMNT game wasn't all that bad. It was a decent brawler once you turned the voices off.

"EAT FEET EAT FEET EAT FEET EAT FEET EAT FEET EAT FEET EAT FEET!!!"

I do agree with your sentiment toward the GBA release, though. Coming off of the Wii version and the PS2 version, the GBA version is the only one with any real lasting quality to it. However, if you can find the console version for a very low price, it's worth a look at least.

[Ninja Tiptup]

I'd go with the GCN version. The Wii one's controls left a little something to be desired in regard to control in my opinion. If you can't find the GCN version then just get the PS2 one because I'm pretty sure the PS2 and GCN versions are roughly the same.

The GBA game is freak'n sweet though so if you ever find that... buy it.

[CyberCubed]

The Wii-controls are actually done horridly. Don't get the Wii one unless you want to constantly shake your arms around to do attacks.

[TheCanadiandrome]

i got the PSP version, lol

[adz]

The GBA version is definitely the greater version of the lot. As previously said if you can find one of the other console version for cheap, and I mean CHEAP get it. It's a fun game but I found it got boring pretty quickly. I've played both PS2 and XBOX 360 versions and there is no difference what so ever, even in graphic quality. The GBA version on the other hand is TREMENDOUS! old school side scroller, now that's where it's at.

[ToTheNines]

Did they get the movie actors for this?

[CyberCubed]

The Turtles are voiced by the same actors from the 4th movie, Splinter however is not.

[Coola Yagami]

I wish Karai was a boss in the game. You just hear a short voice-over with a panel and that's it...

The GBA version was pretty cool. Wish it was 2-player, but given the movie plot... yeah.. but it was a fun game. And Karai was a boss in this one.

[Jester]

The Turtles are voiced by the same actors from the 4th movie, Splinter however is not.
Hadn't Mako passed away by then? :(

[gobo]

Correct .

[Jester]

Totally off topic: I was watching one of the many mini-M*A*S*H marathons that can be found on TV any given day and the sets of episodes i was watching had 2 actors I recognized from other things...well one anyway, the other I had to know it was him. One episode (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0638254/) had Sab "Lord Norinaga" Shimono (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0793634/) and the next episode (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0638423/) had Mako (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538683/).

[AK_Mikey_Fan]

I have fun all the time on the PS2 version.