Just give me a good $15 brawler.

*Kendamu* · 01-21-2012, 05:18 AM

I know a lot of people (read: fans) have amazing awesome ideas as to where TMNT games could go and how there could be so much depth and whatnot. That's great and all and I certainly would never want to get in the way of such a great game, but that's not what I really want.

What I want is just a pretty cool $10-$15 Ninja Turtles game that can be downloaded on XBLA or PSN like Castle Crashers, Shank, Scott Pilgrim, Voltron, Gotham City Imposters, etc. Heck, go oldschool and make it a sidescrolling brawler!

Each Turtle would have his strengths and weaknesses like they'd try to do with the arcade games. Familiar locales and characters would be used. There'd be swarms of enemies to go through with a pretty decent way to string your hits together. The bosses would be challenging and building on strategies learned throughout gameplay. And, heck, maybe a tiny bit of platforming can sneak in once in awhile.

Think of it as the 2007 GBA game on a console-level scale with HD graphics (preferably sprites) and some online multi-player. It'd be a good way to waste half an hour and it'd be extremely affordable. Viacom could get whoever they want to put out whatever trash tie-in game they want for $60 per disc after that and I wouldn't care because I have my little gem of a game that I could play when I'm in the mood for some TMNT gaming.

01-21-2012, 05:18 AM	#1
Kendamu Sewerhead Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 2,890	Just give me a good $15 brawler. I know a lot of people (read: fans) have amazing awesome ideas as to where TMNT games could go and how there could be so much depth and whatnot. That's great and all and I certainly would never want to get in the way of such a great game, but that's not what I really want. What I want is just a pretty cool $10-$15 Ninja Turtles game that can be downloaded on XBLA or PSN like Castle Crashers, Shank, Scott Pilgrim, Voltron, Gotham City Imposters, etc. Heck, go oldschool and make it a sidescrolling brawler! Each Turtle would have his strengths and weaknesses like they'd try to do with the arcade games. Familiar locales and characters would be used. There'd be swarms of enemies to go through with a pretty decent way to string your hits together. The bosses would be challenging and building on strategies learned throughout gameplay. And, heck, maybe a tiny bit of platforming can sneak in once in awhile. Think of it as the 2007 GBA game on a console-level scale with HD graphics (preferably sprites) and some online multi-player. It'd be a good way to waste half an hour and it'd be extremely affordable. Viacom could get whoever they want to put out whatever trash tie-in game they want for $60 per disc after that and I wouldn't care because I have my little gem of a game that I could play when I'm in the mood for some TMNT gaming.