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Turtles in Time for GBA
Turtles in Time, by far, was the best Ninja Turtles game ever created, its a wonder though why Konami hasnt brought it to GBA. Nintendo has done it for all the original Mario's, and they are even doing it for Donkey Kong. Konami should follow in Nintendo's footsteps and do this too with Turtles in Time. Another game for consideration is The Manhattan Project. That was a wicked game.[/b]
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I doubt it would be feasible, especially with the structure of the new show. I mean, a Fly Baxter Stockman, Krang, Cajun Leatherhead, Reporter April, and the technodrome... they don't fit in too well with the current story line.
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They could always change it just enough so they could suit the new show. Like, they could make it so Baxter is flying around in some sort of flying suit or something?
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I was thinkin they would make a "old TMNT games" pack.
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A Konami retro pack with a few TMNT games on it would no doubt sell well. Fans of the old games would get it for nostalgia, and fans of the new series would get it just cos :P
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I would definatly prefer the Arcade version of Turtle In Time, but having the real thing, It seems rather pointless re-releasing it.
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perhaps.....more on curiousity than anything else
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Turtles in Time would be a terrific game for a GBA port. I still play the SNES game quite often considering how long I've had it.
Another good choice would be the original arcade. But what I really want is a Gamecube disc with TMNT II, III, VI, and the Hyperstone Heist. All of which would be four player and have the arcade style graphics. You could also unlock TMNT I from the NES but it wouldn't be multiplayer. |
TMNT All-Stars, people. All the classic TMNT games on one disc. How awesome would that be? If it ever happened, I'd probably have to change my pants due to all the excitement.
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I want the REAL deal though.
To emulate on a GCN wouldn't you need a special kind of disc? |
Would be the real deal more accurately than most re-releases, which are changed.... :lol:
on Gamecube you'd need a GB Player ($50 anywhere) and a GBA memory cart ($70-$200) You can emulate on Dreamcast, PC, and GP32 without any extra hardware/mods/etc. Xbox or PS2 would both need some mods to work (although as I understand xbox emulation may not soon) |
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yes it would! :D
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