So How is the TMNT movie game on GBA??
 

I have both 2K3 games for Gba and want to add to my TMNT collection!!

How should I put this... The GBA is easily the best game out of all the games made since the start of the 2003 cartoon.

The GBA TMNT movie game is fun and challenging but it is very short (seven pretty long levels in total). I'd recommend it but you might want to try to find it for cheaper than the 29.99 retail.

but, does it have the arcade goodness of the classic Turtles games??

Too damn short, but it's the best game in the series since Turtles in Time. Music sucks ass though.

If the gameplay is as good as or better than TiT, I WANT IT...:P :P :P

My GBA is very important to me and I want every single TMNT on it!!

i wouldn't say it's better...thus far nothing has given me more fun than turtles in time. and it probably isn't due to nostalgic reasons :P

but this one is tight. i mean, i loved both of the previous ones on GBA but this one's just better. it looks much more updated graphix-wise and the combo system is addictive.

my neighbor's 10-year old son loves my game. His mom has never seen him excited to play a game after playing with it once. While I was gone, I was told that he was bored and wanted to play with my TMNT movie game.

The GBA game is fun so far but I haven't beaten it yet. The console one is fun but short.

The music in the GBA game is so annoying though.

I've beaten the GBA movie game a couple of times and I've found it pretty addicting. I will have to agree with the fact that the music does get pretty annoying. Usually when I'm hanging with friends and someone is playing something such as a GBA after a while we all ask if it's possible for the sound to be shut off. But with the GBA turtles game I usually don't even have the volume up because it just drives my friends crazy.

Playing the game on hard can be a bitch especially if you're playing either Mikey or Raph simply for the fact that their weapons are short range and going against enemies with bats and swords can really suck. One of the enemies I hate the most are those little flying robots that shoot stars at you. GOD I HATE THOSE THINGS! :x

Well, soon I will hopefully have the game, so I can hate them with you LOL.

Oh you'll hate them. You'll hate them with the firey passion of a thousand white hot suns! LOL! :lol:

Where the hell are April and Casey so I can play their minigames?

I searched all over the streets and on the roof of the building only Splinter is there and I've never seen the others. Where the heck is April and Casey so I can get that trophy?

As far as I can tell they only appear after you beat certain levels for the first time. So, if you've already beat the game you can't play their minigames. You'll have to start another file if you want those trophies.

as for the minigames/challenges, I have defeated the game and I can go back to play them as long as I return to the levels where I did not get an A.

So the GBA version of the TMNT movie game is more action packed and less 'jumping platformy' than the PS2 version?

I have defeated my PS2 game 4x. The PS2 game has 16 long missions plus 16 short challenges.

If you use Raph's head stomp repeatedly, you can beat those flying robots quite easily. Try it!8)

In my opinion, The GBA is easily the best of the Ubisoft TMNT games, BAR NONE!:tthumbsu:

I am intrigued by this & have decided I too must own this game for my GBA. is it hard to find in stores?

Gamestop, Walmart, and Amazon.com carry it.