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Originally Posted by Ninjinister
I think what is important to realize is that outside of the troubles of getting a team that isn't garbage, the main problem is that TMNT isn't a guaranteed moneymaker anymore. Especially with the current show on its last episodes (and being treated like poo in its airing schedule), we'd have to see how Rise fares to know if a game will have the opportunity to be commercially successful.
I mean even if you did a 2D brawler that was well-received without a successful show on the air, you'd only be selling to nostalgia boner-strokers. And even then probably only if it was Fred Wolf only styled.
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Ehhhh, you need to remember, the TMNT games were considered classics back in the day. TMNT 2: The arcade game was always at the top of the nintendo power top NES list, right after super mario bros. 3. A TMNT side scroller beat 'em up, made in the vein of the classic games, would make as much as sonic mania, or the crash trilogy.