Hardcore Gaming 101 article on TMNT - Page 3

*Ninjinister* · 12-28-2011, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by oldmanwinters

Also, regarding the Slam Dunk Donatello action figure, what did you mean by "This figure also received a white redesign exclusively sold at Wal-Mart" ? I couldn't figure out if that was a joke I didn't get or some bizarre variant I've never seen before.

http://myteefinestuff.com/product_in...41fa416038edc9

*oldmanwinters* · 12-28-2011, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by The Ninjinister

http://myteefinestuff.com/product_in...41fa416038edc9

Wow, I totally never noticed that he came with a Home & Away jersey variants! When I read "white version" I was thinking there was a figure made that gave Donatello's normally dark-complexion an unusual "albino" skin coloring.

*Xav* · 01-11-2012, 10:07 PM

It says the enemy placement in the first game is random and the game generates a random number of enemies. But that's not true I fight the same number of enemies in the same places all the time. It also says nearly every enemy has a projectile as well as a close range attack. Which is not true most enemies don't have a projectile attack at all. I also like how he says the Shredder fight borders on being nearly impossible. Which is funny because I actually found him to be the easiest fight in the game. It also says Michaelangelo has no advantage. Which isn't true, he's the best swimmer of the bunch. His attack is extremely fast, plus his attack boost at half-life is higher than Leo's. He becomes almost as powerful as Don. His ducking attack has the longest range in front of him. It says for the most part, the bosses are the only ones that are directly inspired by the cartoon series, being Rocksteady, Bebop, Giant Mousers, Technodrome and Shredder. There is only one Giant Mouser and Shredder is actually based off his Mirage counterpart. He also says the mechanical turtle idea was later revisited with Mechaturtle. I think he means Metal Head as Mecaturtle was the name of the robot in the game.

On the Dimension X Assault game you said that Berserko was a villain from the latter seasons of the 1987 cartoon. That should be season as he was only in one episode.

On the character page you call Granitor, Lt. Granitor, which as far as I can tell is a fan title.

01-11-2012, 10:07 PM	#43
Xav Foot Elite Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 3,045	It says the enemy placement in the first game is random and the game generates a random number of enemies. But that's not true I fight the same number of enemies in the same places all the time. It also says nearly every enemy has a projectile as well as a close range attack. Which is not true most enemies don't have a projectile attack at all. I also like how he says the Shredder fight borders on being nearly impossible. Which is funny because I actually found him to be the easiest fight in the game. It also says Michaelangelo has no advantage. Which isn't true, he's the best swimmer of the bunch. His attack is extremely fast, plus his attack boost at half-life is higher than Leo's. He becomes almost as powerful as Don. His ducking attack has the longest range in front of him. It says for the most part, the bosses are the only ones that are directly inspired by the cartoon series, being Rocksteady, Bebop, Giant Mousers, Technodrome and Shredder. There is only one Giant Mouser and Shredder is actually based off his Mirage counterpart. He also says the mechanical turtle idea was later revisited with Mechaturtle. I think he means Metal Head as Mecaturtle was the name of the robot in the game. On the Dimension X Assault game you said that Berserko was a villain from the latter seasons of the 1987 cartoon. That should be season as he was only in one episode. On the character page you call Granitor, Lt. Granitor, which as far as I can tell is a fan title. Last edited by Xav; 02-10-2012 at 11:32 PM.