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Is the new game going to be to easy?
Does anyone else think the demo is way to easy? I mean yes its only the 2nd, 5th, and 6th areas but the game is extremely easy for a button masher. I remember old school button masher as being way harder than that. So i'm just hoping that the demo is like on easy setting or something. Well thats just my opinion.
As for the game itself, its freakin awesome. I absolutely love it! I can't wait for the 23rd. |
I actully hope the game is easy, I have low tolerence when it comes to games I cannot beat.
I hope this will just be a walk through, you can just carry on going, maybe die a few times, have to restart from the beggining of that level again, maybe have some trouble with certain bosses, and then the last boss being quite hard. and thats it. I can actully imagine TMNT on GBA being more harder |
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I hope it's hard, but not too hard.....Like SSB:M hard would be nice.......
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My eye-hand coordination sucks nowadays, so I'm seriously hoping it's not so hard it discourages me from playing further, but hard enough to keep me challenged.
A hard thing to balance. |
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One of them you have to complete the game on very hard Another you have to complete the game on normal without losing a life. carnt remember the other |
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I rented Jak II and it's almost impossible to beat. I think that TMNT won't be that hard, but I hope it's not too hard still. |
Hopefully it will have different, selectable levels of difficulty. You know: 'Easy' - 'Medium' - 'Hard', and so on. That way, it can adjust to nearly every/any type of gamer.
I also hope that there will be checkpoints along the way in each level, should they be to any great length. I'd be rather annoyed if they end up pulling a Shinobi. |
Generaly beat em ups have a tendacy to not be extremely difficult so I don't think it will be too bad. I would like to see different mode setting like was mentioned earlier. Man, I can't wait to finally see the turltes on these new consoles!!! Still love my NES games though... :P
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You have a certain amount of lives, if you lose all your lives part way through a level you will have to continue and restart the whole level. But losing a life, you player will just re-appear (possibly flashing) |
I'm thinking it will get harder over time and likely some areas will get incredibly hard, but nothing would be up to par of that of the first NES game (still can't beat it after all these years).
I for one found Nano to be a PAIN on the demo and likely he's not the hardest boss. It will probably be hard for newbies but not as hard once you know how to use the combo's of each turtle effectively. On the bright side, unlike TMNT II and III on the NES, you can keep attacking for a long time which makes it easier not to get hit. Getting knocked over just about every time you get hit is going to get tedious though. |
The game is like the Arcade games, but in 3d. Standard enemies, atleast PD's and mousers are very easy to beat, but bosses do cause trouble. Nano was pretty hard, and Giant mouser wan't too easy either. I belive that when the plot goes on, and you start to fight the Foot, the game will get harder too.
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I hope its hard as CRAP!
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me to I love hard games espically the ones that take half a year to beat so at least you get your money's worth instead of those lame game's that you can be in a day and a half.
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Come to think of it, I don't think i ever beat the NES version either... :goofygri:
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according to Konami, the game has 4 levels of skill
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i beat it one time without using don at all 8) |
According to IGN.com's new review article on it, the levels are easy, the enimies are easy, and the bosses are easy. they say the only time it gets hard is when you're completely surrounded by enimies and can't get away... and you can't block.
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I got the game and the nano monater on level 3(big guy) is tough! :D
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