Your top five greatest TMNT memories

beaker · 03-13-2003, 02:54 PM

1. Seeing the first TMNT film in theatres...one of the greatest theatrical experiences for me next to Return of The Jedi.

2. Seeing the first ever TMNT cartoon...damn that was epic...I personally feel it blows away the first episode of the new cartoon(I mean at the end the highrise explodes with water and they end up on another tooftop...how much more action packed can it get?)

3. The first time I played the TMNT arcade game...WOW! Before that all there was, was that lame NES game. So this was really too cool. 4 player TMNT side scrollin beat em up action! Does it get any cooler?

4. Xmas 89', right when the TMNT figures/toys, and TMNT mania was at its real(not the lame 1990 hype) peak. Going into a toy store and seeing them all sold out to me was very cool...as it meant they were huge.

5. The year to come Im hoping...things have barely just started, so heres to the great TMNT revival.

I would also have to add just the general TMNT feeling of the late 80's/very very early(as in april bu tno further) year of 1990(Which I still consider late 80's) That was the true height of TMNT mania, before they puttered out into Barney/Power Rangers ridiculousness in the rest of 90 through 92.

03-13-2003, 02:54 PM	#1
beaker Hench Mutant Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Northern California Posts: 483	Your top five greatest TMNT memories 1. Seeing the first TMNT film in theatres...one of the greatest theatrical experiences for me next to Return of The Jedi. 2. Seeing the first ever TMNT cartoon...damn that was epic...I personally feel it blows away the first episode of the new cartoon(I mean at the end the highrise explodes with water and they end up on another tooftop...how much more action packed can it get?) 3. The first time I played the TMNT arcade game...WOW! Before that all there was, was that lame NES game. So this was really too cool. 4 player TMNT side scrollin beat em up action! Does it get any cooler? 4. Xmas 89', right when the TMNT figures/toys, and TMNT mania was at its real(not the lame 1990 hype) peak. Going into a toy store and seeing them all sold out to me was very cool...as it meant they were huge. 5. The year to come Im hoping...things have barely just started, so heres to the great TMNT revival. I would also have to add just the general TMNT feeling of the late 80's/very very early(as in april bu tno further) year of 1990(Which I still consider late 80's) That was the true height of TMNT mania, before they puttered out into Barney/Power Rangers ridiculousness in the rest of 90 through 92. __________________ .:\\.:beaker:.//:. let the 80's entropy begin!