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And people say MY broad-strokes statements are ridiculous. Hoo-boy.
And yeah, if the jumping controls weren't complete dogsh*t, that first game might have a better reputation. The rest of the TMNT games may not have been "innovative" or "ground-breaking", but for the most part, when I play games I'll settle for "fun", "playable", and "halfway decent". I don't need something "unique" or "different"; definitely not at the expense of a game that doesn't fight you the whole time.
The first game was sure "different", but that can't excuse the crappy controls. It's not awful, but saying it's the only TMNT game worth anything is complete nonsense.
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