I received the nes version as a gift for my seventh birthday in 1992 (30 years ago!!). I had been playing the arcade for months and it was amazing to see the same game on an 8 bit. Best present ever!!
I had received it as a birthday gift for my 10th. I was obsessed with the arcade game to the point I would brainstorm up how a home port on the NES would be done. I also would draw my own TMNT arcade game rip offs and draw the levels out and what all the enemies looked like and stuff.
@@zogmorp The NES version definitely did not disappoint... It was good decent port, and it even had extra content added to it! Most people in my class (back then in middle school) agreed and they were arcade buffs!
The NES version is a fine example of a Arcade port done right. 1. Graphical effects like the fire in scene 1 were done really well on the NES. They even had the elevator section from the Technodrome. Also the cutscenes were good recreations from the Arcade. 2. The music was great also. Some fine chiptunes right there.
Watching the video I was thinking about that, is incredible to see how those Arcade ports still good nowadays! They show how far these consoles could go...
@@Ihatevideogames334 i agree with you. why fix something that is already the best? i nephew asked if he could play the nes version of a game i showed him that supposedly had better graphics, yeah right.
When TMNT 2: The Arcade launched I could not believe my own eyes. "What kind of black sorcery was this?" I thought. The game was so excellently crafted that I constantly lost myself while playing and feeling out of place when I stopped as I was not sitting in an arcade. The graphics were incredible, music sublime, and gameplay that is every bit as good as the arcade. I remember being a bit angry this game never made it to the Sega Genesis as it could have done it full out. It was one of the very few Nes games that drew me back in after getting my Genesis in 1989.
This is one of the best comparisons you've done, the pauses are exactly where they needed to be. I didn't know the NES had exclusive areas not found in the Arcade version!
Its incredible how they managed to port this game to nes. Really faithfull and also has more stages. Gameplay is really solid too. For me, Nes version wins for he merit it has.
Now you're just being silly, the Arcade was still country miles better. You're comparing a Lamborghini to a Toyota, merit doesn't come into it. Nintendo were also very greedy for porting this to the NES in the first place, it should have been a Super Nintendo port, which would have yielded even better results and got closer to doing the arcade justice. The attempt here at 8-BIT didn't make sense, even though it was good for what it was.
I spent some of my paper route money on this game when it first released on the NES. I was absolutely blown away by how good the port was compared to the arcade version. It still holds up all these years later.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I always loved when home consoles added something a little different to their ports to not only compensate but in some cases offer something great you couldn't get on arcade. TMNT on NES unique stages, Turtles in Time SNES and Hyperstone Heist on Mega Drive, Double Dragon on NES, Final Fight CD, Shadow Dancer and ESwat, etc
Yeah although I don't recall FF for Sega CD having anything extra? Looked like a good arcade translation except for one minor thing. The girls they actually have them slightly longer shorts which I just watched but its so trivial. The thing with poison back then was a big deal not even Sega could get around it. Which is kind of funny since they were sneaky about MK 1 and the infamous bloodcode.
@@MKF30 The Sega CD version did include some minor extras like time attack mode, arranged CD soundtrack, and extended cutscenes... But the Japanese version was the one to get tho, unless ya wanna get BUTCHERED with all of that censorship bullshit!
@@OtomoTenzi Yeah censorship sucks for sure. What's funny to me is American versions of games we allow the violence, blood, twisted stuff like you see in MK and Dead Space etc but Japan doesn't like that stuff but are more open with the nudity, sexier outfits aspect where as American games tone the sexual stuff down and sexier outfits now are considered "sexualizing women too much" lol but that's a whole other can of worms.. That's cool so the Sega CD version was like the SNES version of TIT with the built in soundtrack and time attack modes? Neat! I like how the SNES version of TIT had the fighting game mode too which nobody talks about but it's kind of fun how they have a mini fighting game mode in the game. Too bad the SG version of it Hyperstone heist didn't have those extra modes but still overall all of those games are fun.
@@MKF30 Good point, my friend! Ya know, I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. Do ya see that troll trying to punk the others around here in the comments tellin' them WHY he seriously thinks that TMNT should NOT be released for the NES back in 1990? That asshole troll obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
@@OtomoTenzi Oh yeah I don't know what problems some people have. I saw one guy try to say "the sega version is better than Nintendo if they wanted" like what? Obviously the dudes nuts or a Sega fanboy as that's not possible since it's a fact the SNES overall has better specs so I don't know what that guy is on lol. That's not to say Sega doesn't have great games but in this case a lot of compared TIT on SNES to HH on Sega, and most tend to prefer to SNES version. Maybe that triggered him? Who knows lol. But yeah, he's prob salty Nintendo had the rights and a deal with Konami for the TMNT games for a while who knows lol. Yeah I hear ya. Thanks.
Esse eu joguei muito no Arcade e depois no nintendinho em casa, sem gastar fichas😂.A experiência de jogar um jogo de Arcade em casa não tem explicação. Só quem viveu a época sabe a emoção.
I never had this one, but I had TMNT III: The Manhattan Project & that was one of the best NES games I've ever played. I kept my NES for 20+ years just for that game & as luck would have it all the classic TMNT games are now being rereleased in a Cowabunga Collection. That's just rad.
Yeah I remember renting this as a kid on nes...last year I bought a retro system that plays NES and SNES games and TMNT turtles in time...I also spent fair share of time playing the arcade version...I bought shredders revenge last month and pre ordered TMNT cowabunga collection...can't wait to it till it ships...I just learned this year..that TMNT arcade was on Xbox live arcade but ..de-listed for the Xbox 360 and I still have my Xbox 360 as well
I remember the 3rd game, Manhattan project, looking a lot more similar to this presentation from the arcade, especially the menu and character select. So I think they got a lot more out of the NES later on.
O ARCADE FOI UNS DOS JOGOS MAIS DIVERTIDO QUE JA JOGUEI AO SABER QUE TINHA ESSA DESGRAÇA POR DYNAVISION UAL - POR ISSO NES WINS , E TEM OUTRA VERSÃO QUE DA PRA 2 PLAYERS NO NES , ERA IGUAL TER UM ARCADE EM CASA - *NES WINS*
@@jasonlee7816 Agreed! The fighting system/controls were **severely** watered down from the much more complex original. It was like they mashed the coin-op's buttons for 2-5 mins before starting on the NES version. **facepalms** What could/should have been... -_-
Exactly, my friend! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. That shithead troll obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Esse cart é simplesmente uma das melhores combinações personagens de filmes/TV + jogos já criada. Sem sombra de dúvida, o mérito da versão do NES é trazer a experiência arcade pra casa, porém a emoção de jogar esse game num fliperama na época é indescritível. Gráficos muito fiéis, efeitos sonoros marcantes com a trilha original da franquia, além dos quadros de diálogos marcam profundamente a memória de quem via a máquina da lendária Konami em ação.
I absolutely adored this game. Putting my quarters into the machine and destroying everything. Those loud explosions from downed foot soldiers are forever engraved into my brain.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
O Nintendinho fez um ÓTIMO trabalho dado os parcos recursos que detinha em relação ao arcade !!! Foi o 1° jogo dos Tartarugas que joguei em 1993 no meu saudoso Top Game !!! Obrigado Marota !!! Nes make one AWESOME port this arcade game !!!
Thank you for making this like totally radical comparison, dude! It's surprising how the NES port is both longer and harder than the original arcade game hahaha! In most cases it's the other way around. However, Super C on the NES also fits that description. In terms of other NES ports that did an incredible job in recreating the feel of the arcade experience, while actually managing to surpass their original counterparts, Gun.Smoke and P.O.W. Prisoners of War come to mind, as they both came up with new content and were much more fun to play, compared to their angry parents. Anyway, be sure to keep it up and NEVER give up!
On home console games, you can afford the longer stages and relaxed gameplay while enjoying it in the comfort of your own home... Definitely worth the money for such a great port of the arcade hit!
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
For me this was the game that let me know it wouldn't be long before home consoles would catch up to Arcade machines. I loved the NES port of this game so much that once I got it I would only play the arcade if I could play with 3 other people.
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
@@y0gafire less arcade perfect? Even though the SNES was more powerful than the NES? I think it would have looked much closer to the arcade on the SNES in terms of graphics!
Considerando que é um console 8 bits e é um port de antes dos anos 90 esse jogo é basicamente PERFEITO e tem mais estágios que o original além de novos chefes de fase. IMPECÁVEL! Parabéns pelo vídeo!
Man I remember as a 7 yr old playing this in the arcade was a dream we couldn't believe it after playing the TMNT 1 on the nes that was super hard and didn't really look like the TV show. But this made us wish and when TMNT the arcade game made it on nes we were blown away. I remember my grandma rip took me and my older brother to Kmart and said we could get one game I wanted this so bad and my brother wanted Metroid 😡🤬and I don't remember but she got Metroid and I was pissed at my brother, the memories but I end up getting from a friend. Good ol days trading games. Now gaming is trash compared to them days. God I love being a turtle fan!!!!
The arcade version is easily my favorite beat em up ever. The NES version is amazing considering the limitations of the hardware, and was a blast to play. Still is.
Na minha infância eu fui comprar um Master, mas nas lojas só tinham o Phantom, esse jogo valeu a pena, pra mim foi o melhor game para o Nes, eu tinha o cartucho e joguei muito.
Walking out of a movie and seeing this game for the first time as a child , the fresh scent of pop corn in the air and watching a ton of kids playing this game drastically shoving quarters in the machine was a very very badass experience
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I haven't played TMNT Shredder's Revenge but TMNT arcade game 1989 for me still is the best TMNT game I ever played. I am looking forward to the TMNT cowabunga collection which looks awesome. TMNT 1990 movies were the best, not crazy about the reboots 2014 and beyond with Michael Bay as they really got a lot of things wrong. The cartoon show from 1989 was the best of all as well. If they make a TMNT movie or TMNT 4 film I would prefer with the 1990's animatronic style TMNT movie rathe then the CGI style turtles which did not work that well and looked over exaggerated and buffed up
O Port que fizeram pra esse jogo no Nes é algo surreal. Os recursos que a Konami tinha e ainda conseguiu entregar um jogo tão parecido é digino de prêmios.
I remember when i got this at the time... having the arcade game at home with bonus stages also was so cool... huge conversion for the NES hardware! i love it.
Alguien más puso atención al de 8bit con la música de 16bit del arcade? Es una sensación totalmente diferente! En su momento yo conectaba una mezcladora al mes y un walkman con la música del arcade😅
It's true, it's an incredible port, but I've played it and I've found a big but and it's a defect in the impact commission, it's that when you hit an enemy the third hit will fail and that's when the enemy will hit you. They did this to create a greater difficulty in the absence of enemies on the screen? or is it that they could not faithfully carry the arcade gameplay; I think it's the first. this leads to the game using different tactics.
The NES version was one of the first games I ever played when I was a kid. I never had an opportunity to try the Arcade version. I look forward to giving it a try in the Cowabunga Collection.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I remember living in Guantanamo bay Cuba and they had the arcade out in front of the Navy Exchange. My dad let me chill out there with 5 bucks which was a lot at the time. When he came out I was super bummed to leave but I saw the outline of the NES game in his bag and could faintly make out what it was. I immediately shut up and was the best kid ever. I still remember opening it on Christmas. 😃 Now I'm playing it with my 4 year old son and having a blast.
Now this is how a port is supposed to be.. if you can't get a 100% 95% will do.. I know the NES was limited but what Konami did to make this port work on the NES is nothing short of amazing..
TMNT on NES just was so much more technologically advanced. look at @05:16 they had a huge 65" or so widescreen TV for shredder unlike the boxy arcade TV which was probably some rear projection TV haha.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Obviamente a versão do árcade era superior, não dava para o NES ser igual, mas mesmo assim conseguiu cumprir o papel de divertir muita gente igual a mim. Lembro que nos anos 90 quando esse jogo na máquina pela primeira vez eu fiquei parado em frente a ela assistindo os caras jogando, achava demais aqiela sonzeira que a máquina e o jogo faziam. A versão do NES eu comprei o cartucho numa loja e locadora de games que tinha na região do Tatuapé - SP na rua Santa Virgínia, dava meio que uma "brochada" na hora de jogar pelo fato de não ser totalmente igual a máquina mas mesmo assim deu pra brincar bastante com o jogo. Atualmente tenho o jogo da versão árcade no emulador MAME.
The very first time I saw TMNT's arcade cabinet, I had the fortune to see it with a screen really big, just the wide as the joysticks table. I think it was a 40" size, 4:3. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I think the real issue at the apartment complex is that people stored giant bowling balls in the top floors, that seems like a code violation to me hahah...especially unsecured and ready to just come lose and fly down the stairs. Bad timing that giant novelty bowling ball collector had hit apartment burn down and have them find their way down the steps! I loved Arcade game of this game as well as the NES version. The NES Version was way better because the fight with Dirt Bag in the snow level and the Samurai Guy in the typical dojo level. Also the battle against Baxter the Fly instead of Beebop and Rocksteady....which is ironic because the re-worked Sega Genesis game of Turtles in Time (Hyperstone Heist) has you fight him in his human form instead of his fly form in the Arcade/SNES versions of actual Turtles in Time. Hyperstone Heist was fun but the difference in sound is unbelievable between the SNES and Genesis, they're version of the amazing boss themes is just terrible. It sounds like they have sample rate of 16hz @ 96bits. SNES ALWAYS had that over Genesis...2 years difference in technology made a huge difference (Genesis/Master System), especially back then. They truly had some of the best sound in video games of that era and some are all timers like from the Squaresoft games (Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy "6", and Super Mario RPG (I can't believe I'm buying a System years after playing video games just for that game, but I bet Nintendo counted on that for being born in the mid 80's that played that game to death and have it in their top 5 video games ever. I bought a PS4 for 3 games: Kingdom Hearts 3, Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes. Just like I bought the Dreamcast back in the day for Code Veronica...only for it come out...and buying the"director's cut" for PS2 with my favorite (Wesker) literally 6 months later (with a demo to the upcoming amazing Devil May Cry).Games were infinitely better back then and slowly turned to trash at the end of 2000's...but also had showed some signs of that up to that point.
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
As child, i thought the nes was an exact port minus 4 players. This was the game everyone talked about at school yard, and borrowed the game for another game all the time. Who ever had this cartridge was the friend to be with.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
NES games from Konami have some of the most memorable soundtracks from that generation. Obviously the visuals aren't identical between the 2 but the game still plays great on either version.
Although I loved TMNT 2 for the NES as a kid I couldn't get enough of the arcade game. The arcade wins every time. And now that I actually own one as an adult I can play it all the time haha.
Surprised how much more detail and emotion is packed into the NES game. It's sometimes a bit too ambitious for the low resolution, but it feels like they got the most out of the limitations while the arcade game made no consideration for them at all. The mind-melting 80's palette and the lack of home sprite limits are doing most of the heavy lifting for a slightly unpolished work. It's no Turtles in Time, that's for sure. Even in the first stage. April's apartment makes no sense in terms of scale and her face suggests she's related to Amiga Billy Lee. Her struggles when she's tied up also look way more convincing in 8-bit. Even Shredder's design is a little more intense, with his eyes hidden in shadow and all the new sharp edges.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Mas é obvio que o Arcade é superior a qualquer console até o PS1 pelo menos. Só do NES isso mesmo o Nintendinho ser tão fiel ao Arcade mostra que foi um trabalho impecável.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I had this game as a kid and loved it. It looked great! Especially compared to the first turtles game fighting metal bugs. 😂 I also remember playing this game at the different pizza joints.
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I received the nes version as a gift for my seventh birthday in 1992 (30 years ago!!). I had been playing the arcade for months and it was amazing to see the same game on an 8 bit. Best present ever!!
I had received it as a birthday gift for my 10th. I was obsessed with the arcade game to the point I would brainstorm up how a home port on the NES would be done. I also would draw my own TMNT arcade game rip offs and draw the levels out and what all the enemies looked like and stuff.
@@Ihatevideogames334 i hate trolls.
@@jscat85 HEY, it takes one to know one! Just kiddin', my friend...
@@zogmorp The NES version definitely did not disappoint... It was good decent port, and it even had extra content added to it! Most people in my class (back then in middle school) agreed and they were arcade buffs!
The NES version is a fine example of a Arcade port done right.
1. Graphical effects like the fire in scene 1 were done really well on the NES. They even had the elevator section from the Technodrome. Also the cutscenes were good recreations from the Arcade.
2. The music was great also. Some fine chiptunes right there.
Then NES version was done very well (also 2 extra levels)I was so addicted to that game as a kid.
Watching the video I was thinking about that, is incredible to see how those Arcade ports still good nowadays!
They show how far these consoles could go...
@@Ihatevideogames334 i agree with you. why fix something that is already the best? i nephew asked if he could play the nes version of a game i showed him that supposedly had better graphics, yeah right.
@@filevans still all flaws was a good port
@@jasons2270DOS NIVELES EXTRA SNOW PARK Y DOJO PARK
TRES JEFES EXTRA TORA,BAXTER STOCKMAN Y SAMURAI
When TMNT 2: The Arcade launched I could not believe my own eyes. "What kind of black sorcery was this?" I thought. The game was so excellently crafted that I constantly lost myself while playing and feeling out of place when I stopped as I was not sitting in an arcade. The graphics were incredible, music sublime, and gameplay that is every bit as good as the arcade. I remember being a bit angry this game never made it to the Sega Genesis as it could have done it full out. It was one of the very few Nes games that drew me back in after getting my Genesis in 1989.
This is one of the best comparisons you've done, the pauses are exactly where they needed to be. I didn't know the NES had exclusive areas not found in the Arcade version!
Its incredible how they managed to port this game to nes. Really faithfull and also has more stages. Gameplay is really solid too. For me, Nes version wins for he merit it has.
Yeah. The port was genuinely impressive. Wish it'd come out for the snes and mega drive as well.
Gameplay is bad
A great job they did!
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Now you're just being silly, the Arcade was still country miles better. You're comparing a Lamborghini to a Toyota, merit doesn't come into it.
Nintendo were also very greedy for porting this to the NES in the first place, it should have been a Super Nintendo port, which would have yielded even better results and got closer to doing the arcade justice.
The attempt here at 8-BIT didn't make sense, even though it was good for what it was.
I spent some of my paper route money on this game when it first released on the NES. I was absolutely blown away by how good the port was compared to the arcade version. It still holds up all these years later.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
One of the most beloved and successful downports of all time, much love for Konami on all of it
@@Ihatevideogames334 Wow, a troll online, What are the odds?....yawn.
along with sega rally for saturn
That MMC chip in that cartridge was putting in some serious OT! Had fun with the nes version back in the day!
I always loved when home consoles added something a little different to their ports to not only compensate but in some cases offer something great you couldn't get on arcade. TMNT on NES unique stages, Turtles in Time SNES and Hyperstone Heist on Mega Drive, Double Dragon on NES, Final Fight CD, Shadow Dancer and ESwat, etc
Yeah although I don't recall FF for Sega CD having anything extra? Looked like a good arcade translation except for one minor thing. The girls they actually have them slightly longer shorts which I just watched but its so trivial. The thing with poison back then was a big deal not even Sega could get around it. Which is kind of funny since they were sneaky about MK 1 and the infamous bloodcode.
@@MKF30 The Sega CD version did include some minor extras like time attack mode, arranged CD soundtrack, and extended cutscenes... But the Japanese version was the one to get tho, unless ya wanna get BUTCHERED with all of that censorship bullshit!
@@OtomoTenzi Yeah censorship sucks for sure. What's funny to me is American versions of games we allow the violence, blood, twisted stuff like you see in MK and Dead Space etc but Japan doesn't like that stuff but are more open with the nudity, sexier outfits aspect where as American games tone the sexual stuff down and sexier outfits now are considered "sexualizing women too much" lol but that's a whole other can of worms..
That's cool so the Sega CD version was like the SNES version of TIT with the built in soundtrack and time attack modes? Neat!
I like how the SNES version of TIT had the fighting game mode too which nobody talks about but it's kind of fun how they have a mini fighting game mode in the game. Too bad the SG version of it Hyperstone heist didn't have those extra modes but still overall all of those games are fun.
@@MKF30 Good point, my friend! Ya know, I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. Do ya see that troll trying to punk the others around here in the comments tellin' them WHY he seriously thinks that TMNT should NOT be released for the NES back in 1990? That asshole troll obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
@@OtomoTenzi Oh yeah I don't know what problems some people have. I saw one guy try to say "the sega version is better than Nintendo if they wanted" like what? Obviously the dudes nuts or a Sega fanboy as that's not possible since it's a fact the SNES overall has better specs so I don't know what that guy is on lol. That's not to say Sega doesn't have great games but in this case a lot of compared TIT on SNES to HH on Sega, and most tend to prefer to SNES version. Maybe that triggered him? Who knows lol. But yeah, he's prob salty Nintendo had the rights and a deal with Konami for the TMNT games for a while who knows lol.
Yeah I hear ya. Thanks.
Esse eu joguei muito no Arcade e depois no nintendinho em casa, sem gastar fichas😂.A experiência de jogar um jogo de Arcade em casa não tem explicação. Só quem viveu a época sabe a emoção.
I never had this one, but I had TMNT III: The Manhattan Project & that was one of the best NES games I've ever played. I kept my NES for 20+ years just for that game & as luck would have it all the classic TMNT games are now being rereleased in a Cowabunga Collection. That's just rad.
Yeah I remember renting this as a kid on nes...last year I bought a retro system that plays NES and SNES games and TMNT turtles in time...I also spent fair share of time playing the arcade version...I bought shredders revenge last month and pre ordered TMNT cowabunga collection...can't wait to it till it ships...I just learned this year..that TMNT arcade was on Xbox live arcade but ..de-listed for the Xbox 360 and I still have my Xbox 360 as well
Someone: You can't put the arcade game in the Famicom
Konami: Challenge accepted
I remember the 3rd game, Manhattan project, looking a lot more similar to this presentation from the arcade, especially the menu and character select. So I think they got a lot more out of the NES later on.
Imagine one Manhattan Project in ARCADE version ?!
O ARCADE FOI UNS DOS JOGOS MAIS DIVERTIDO QUE JA JOGUEI AO SABER QUE TINHA ESSA DESGRAÇA POR DYNAVISION UAL - POR ISSO NES WINS , E TEM OUTRA VERSÃO QUE DA PRA 2 PLAYERS NO NES , ERA IGUAL TER UM ARCADE EM CASA - *NES WINS*
OMG the use of right and left channel sound is absolutely BRILLIANT!
Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade love that game takes me back
Great conversion for a 8 bit console
The NES has a 16-bit bus address line
@@jabarijones9588 but stay a 8 bit system.... With a Ricoh cpu around 3mhz....
NES is an awful, crap, dreadful, garbage, horrible, rubbish, terrible port (version)
@@jasonlee7816
Agreed! The fighting system/controls were **severely** watered down from the much more complex original.
It was like they mashed the coin-op's buttons for 2-5 mins before starting on the NES version. **facepalms**
What could/should have been... -_-
Exactly, my friend! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. That shithead troll obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Esse cart é simplesmente uma das melhores combinações personagens de filmes/TV + jogos já criada. Sem sombra de dúvida, o mérito da versão do NES é trazer a experiência arcade pra casa, porém a emoção de jogar esse game num fliperama na época é indescritível. Gráficos muito fiéis, efeitos sonoros marcantes com a trilha original da franquia, além dos quadros de diálogos marcam profundamente a memória de quem via a máquina da lendária Konami em ação.
@@Ihatevideogames334 Go play PS5 then.
@@PONTOCRITICO Ignore him, he’s a troll seeking attention.
@@sonicexereaper6814 Now there's this on RUclips too?
I absolutely adored this game. Putting my quarters into the machine and destroying everything. Those loud explosions from downed foot soldiers are forever engraved into my brain.
Eu amo a Konami dos bons tempos! Os efeitos sonoros da versão nes são a cara do nintendinho kk
I never really appreciated just how good the NES port is. Awesome video.
@@Ihatevideogames334 Nobody cares. Be miserable.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Cowabunga collection comes out this week! Can't wait!
This is a great example for TMNT at home.
This port was insane back in the day
O Nintendinho fez um ÓTIMO trabalho dado os parcos recursos que detinha em relação ao arcade !!! Foi o 1° jogo dos Tartarugas que joguei em 1993 no meu saudoso Top Game !!! Obrigado Marota !!! Nes make one AWESOME port this arcade game !!!
Foi o primeiro jogo que eu aluguei pro meu Bit System, até então só conhecia Super Mario Bros.
看到忍者龜的遊戲畫面就讓我想起小時候的回憶了的說！ 當年每次跟朋友們一起去電玩店，第一個選擇一定就是忍者龜的機台！有沒有跟我一樣的小孩一起長大的說？
The shredder soundtrack is SO aggressive heavy thrash
Ótimo Port, conseguiram adaptar o jogo sem tirar a essência.
Correct! 👍🏿🎯
Replaying these games on the Cowabunga Collection. Highly recommended. 👍
게임의 이식은 이렇게 하는거란걸 보여준 작품.
NES의 성능을 한계까지 끌어올린 명작.
Incrível essa versão, preciso jogar 🙏🏻 ótimo trabalho ❤️
é um game bem dificel pra época, vale muito pela nostalgia.
@@Ihatevideogames334 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏🏻
Leonardo is a bad ass on character select.
Turtle power 🐢
Thank you for making this like totally radical comparison, dude!
It's surprising how the NES port is both longer and harder than the original arcade game hahaha!
In most cases it's the other way around. However, Super C on the NES also fits that description.
In terms of other NES ports that did an incredible job in recreating the feel of the arcade experience, while actually managing to surpass their original counterparts, Gun.Smoke and P.O.W. Prisoners of War come to mind, as they both came up with new content and were much more fun to play, compared to their angry parents.
Anyway, be sure to keep it up and NEVER give up!
On home console games, you can afford the longer stages and relaxed gameplay while enjoying it in the comfort of your own home... Definitely worth the money for such a great port of the arcade hit!
nes graphics colour looks attractive and sounds feels better to hear
man this game is my passion on arcade, even today sometimes I play this game here, just amazing
Incredible arcade port by Konami!
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
For me this was the game that let me know it wouldn't be long before home consoles would catch up to Arcade machines. I loved the NES port of this game so much that once I got it I would only play the arcade if I could play with 3 other people.
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
When I was kid my mind played tricks on me making me think the NES port’s graphics were almost the same as the Arcade version.
An absolute masterpiece from top to bottom. This is genuinely the gold standard on how to port something onto weaker hardware.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I wish they would have made this for the SNES as well
ya prob could had a more or less arcade perfect port.
but hey at least we got tmnt turtles in time tho. that game rocks hard too.
@@y0gafire yeah and for what it's worth the snes version has better sound design than the arcade, at least in my opinion.
@@Ihatevideogames334 nobody cared. 👍
@@y0gafire less arcade perfect? Even though the SNES was more powerful than the NES? I think it would have looked much closer to the arcade on the SNES in terms of graphics!
Considerando que é um console 8 bits e é um port de antes dos anos 90 esse jogo é basicamente PERFEITO e tem mais estágios que o original além de novos chefes de fase. IMPECÁVEL! Parabéns pelo vídeo!
Agora assim, sempre achei esses dois jogos muito difíceis, aí ela zerou os dois numa gameplay só! Impressionante!
Um jogo bem dificel pra época essa versão do Nintendinho.
So much time spent on the arcade cabinet ! 😍
My childhood!!! Loved the arcade and got the nes version for Xmas 😍😍😍
@@Ihatevideogames334 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Essa foi melhor conversão de um arcade pro nintendinho,meu pai alugou esse jogo num fim de semana,só q não zerei,de tão difícil q era
Man I remember as a 7 yr old playing this in the arcade was a dream we couldn't believe it after playing the TMNT 1 on the nes that was super hard and didn't really look like the TV show. But this made us wish and when TMNT the arcade game made it on nes we were blown away. I remember my grandma rip took me and my older brother to Kmart and said we could get one game I wanted this so bad and my brother wanted Metroid 😡🤬and I don't remember but she got Metroid and I was pissed at my brother, the memories but I end up getting from a friend. Good ol days trading games. Now gaming is trash compared to them days. God I love being a turtle fan!!!!
The arcade version is easily my favorite beat em up ever. The NES version is amazing considering the limitations of the hardware, and was a blast to play. Still is.
Na minha infância eu fui comprar um Master, mas nas lojas só tinham o Phantom, esse jogo valeu a pena, pra mim foi o melhor game para o Nes, eu tinha o cartucho e joguei muito.
Walking out of a movie and seeing this game for the first time as a child , the fresh scent of pop corn in the air and watching a ton of kids playing this game drastically shoving quarters in the machine was a very very badass experience
@@Ihatevideogames334 lmfao cool
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
one of the great NES games that managed to use its power a lot!
I haven't played TMNT Shredder's Revenge but TMNT arcade game 1989 for me still is the best TMNT game I ever played. I am looking forward to the TMNT cowabunga collection which looks awesome. TMNT 1990 movies were the best, not crazy about the reboots 2014 and beyond with Michael Bay as they really got a lot of things wrong. The cartoon show from 1989 was the best of all as well. If they make a TMNT movie or TMNT 4 film I would prefer with the 1990's animatronic style TMNT movie rathe then the CGI style turtles which did not work that well and looked over exaggerated and buffed up
One of the best 8-bit games.
I wish there was a 16 bit port of this game. surprised they didn't make one for the genesis at least
Hyperstone Heist has levels inspired by the first arcade game
It's possible. The Genesis is still popular in Brazil. They have some crazy rom hackers. You'll never know 🤷♂️
@@patrickbateman00 thank you Brazilians for creating all these wonderful new games and rom hacks for the sega!
21:02 that beautiful timing on the soundtracks!!!
I LOVE these two games !!!
Nothing wrong with that.
I'll still stick with the arcade original, though. ^_^ ,b
O Port que fizeram pra esse jogo no Nes é algo surreal. Os recursos que a Konami tinha e ainda conseguiu entregar um jogo tão parecido é digino de prêmios.
Top notch content!
I remember when i got this at the time... having the arcade game at home with bonus stages also was so cool... huge conversion for the NES hardware! i love it.
I love the Nes port, but the Arcade version is a masterpiece!!!!
Nes version was the best
Alguien más puso atención al de 8bit con la música de 16bit del arcade? Es una sensación totalmente diferente! En su momento yo conectaba una mezcladora al mes y un walkman con la música del arcade😅
It's true, it's an incredible port, but I've played it and I've found a big but and it's a defect in the impact commission, it's that when you hit an enemy the third hit will fail and that's when the enemy will hit you. They did this to create a greater difficulty in the absence of enemies on the screen? or is it that they could not faithfully carry the arcade gameplay; I think it's the first. this leads to the game using different tactics.
The arcade version looks like the graphics seen in TMNT 4: Turtles in time for the SNES
The NES version was one of the first games I ever played when I was a kid.
I never had an opportunity to try the Arcade version. I look forward to giving it a try in the Cowabunga Collection.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I remember living in Guantanamo bay Cuba and they had the arcade out in front of the Navy Exchange. My dad let me chill out there with 5 bucks which was a lot at the time. When he came out I was super bummed to leave but I saw the outline of the NES game in his bag and could faintly make out what it was. I immediately shut up and was the best kid ever. I still remember opening it on Christmas. 😃 Now I'm playing it with my 4 year old son and having a blast.
Now this is how a port is supposed to be.. if you can't get a 100% 95% will do.. I know the NES was limited but what Konami did to make this port work on the NES is nothing short of amazing..
TMNT on NES just was so much more technologically advanced. look at @05:16 they had a huge 65" or so widescreen TV for shredder unlike the boxy arcade TV which was probably some rear projection TV haha.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
I love the arcade version of teenage mutant ninja turtles
Obviamente a versão do árcade era superior, não dava para o NES ser igual, mas mesmo assim conseguiu cumprir o papel de divertir muita gente igual a mim.
Lembro que nos anos 90 quando esse jogo na máquina pela primeira vez eu fiquei parado em frente a ela assistindo os caras jogando, achava demais aqiela sonzeira que a máquina e o jogo faziam.
A versão do NES eu comprei o cartucho numa loja e locadora de games que tinha na região do Tatuapé - SP na rua Santa Virgínia, dava meio que uma "brochada" na hora de jogar pelo fato de não ser totalmente igual a máquina mas mesmo assim deu pra brincar bastante com o jogo.
Atualmente tenho o jogo da versão árcade no emulador MAME.
The very first time I saw TMNT's arcade cabinet, I had the fortune to see it with a screen really big, just the wide as the joysticks table. I think it was a 40" size, 4:3. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Wow im surprised to see somebody finally did it a side by side comparison
I think the real issue at the apartment complex is that people stored giant bowling balls in the top floors, that seems like a code violation to me hahah...especially unsecured and ready to just come lose and fly down the stairs. Bad timing that giant novelty bowling ball collector had hit apartment burn down and have them find their way down the steps! I loved Arcade game of this game as well as the NES version. The NES Version was way better because the fight with Dirt Bag in the snow level and the Samurai Guy in the typical dojo level. Also the battle against Baxter the Fly instead of Beebop and Rocksteady....which is ironic because the re-worked Sega Genesis game of Turtles in Time (Hyperstone Heist) has you fight him in his human form instead of his fly form in the Arcade/SNES versions of actual Turtles in Time.
Hyperstone Heist was fun but the difference in sound is unbelievable between the SNES and Genesis, they're version of the amazing boss themes is just terrible. It sounds like they have sample rate of 16hz @ 96bits. SNES ALWAYS had that over Genesis...2 years difference in technology made a huge difference (Genesis/Master System), especially back then. They truly had some of the best sound in video games of that era and some are all timers like from the Squaresoft games (Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy "6", and Super Mario RPG (I can't believe I'm buying a System years after playing video games just for that game, but I bet Nintendo counted on that for being born in the mid 80's that played that game to death and have it in their top 5 video games ever. I bought a PS4 for 3 games: Kingdom Hearts 3, Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes. Just like I bought the Dreamcast back in the day for Code Veronica...only for it come out...and buying the"director's cut" for PS2 with my favorite (Wesker) literally 6 months later (with a demo to the upcoming amazing Devil May Cry).Games were infinitely better back then and slowly turned to trash at the end of 2000's...but also had showed some signs of that up to that point.
An NES port I was truly impressed with as a kid. My brother and I loved this game.
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
i bet this gme wkuld have been awesome on snes.
1983 wow this game is older than arcade version. Good job Nintendo.
As child, i thought the nes was an exact port minus 4 players. This was the game everyone talked about at school yard, and borrowed the game for another game all the time. Who ever had this cartridge was the friend to be with.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
GOOD JOB,brother
NES games from Konami have some of the most memorable soundtracks from that generation. Obviously the visuals aren't identical between the 2 but the game still plays great on either version.
@@Ihatevideogames334 what a Cowa-bunghole
Just one more week to play these gems again on my playstaion 5 so happyyyyyyy
Muy buena adaptacion. Yo tenia un salon arcade a una cuadra y tener esto en casa hacia que me sintiera poderoso .cuando otros tenian que ir al arcade
Although I loved TMNT 2 for the NES as a kid I couldn't get enough of the arcade game. The arcade wins every time. And now that I actually own one as an adult I can play it all the time haha.
The Arcade is better, but is a pretty impressive port for the NES.
Surprised how much more detail and emotion is packed into the NES game. It's sometimes a bit too ambitious for the low resolution, but it feels like they got the most out of the limitations while the arcade game made no consideration for them at all. The mind-melting 80's palette and the lack of home sprite limits are doing most of the heavy lifting for a slightly unpolished work.
It's no Turtles in Time, that's for sure.
Even in the first stage. April's apartment makes no sense in terms of scale and her face suggests she's related to Amiga Billy Lee. Her struggles when she's tied up also look way more convincing in 8-bit. Even Shredder's design is a little more intense, with his eyes hidden in shadow and all the new sharp edges.
Esse port na nes é espetacular.
they did a great job in the port
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Amazing!!!
Ah the era of the NES where giants parked their cars on regular size peoples streets. Still the NES version is incredible for what it achieved.
Fizeram um belo trabalho para o NES e ainda adicionaram fases a mais, mesmo assim a versão de arcade é superior.
Mas é obvio que o Arcade é superior a qualquer console até o PS1 pelo menos. Só do NES isso mesmo o Nintendinho ser tão fiel ao Arcade mostra que foi um trabalho impecável.
You cold tell the arcade team made the nintendo version. It shows. The credits proves this too.
Hit detection in the NES version felt a lot better, just like how Turtles in Time on the SNES felt a lot better compared to the arcade version.
Classic on either gameplay arcade or the good old NES still a fantastic game
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
My sister loves this game! 🥰
I had this game as a kid and loved it. It looked great! Especially compared to the first turtles game fighting metal bugs. 😂 I also remember playing this game at the different pizza joints.
It's funny how the nes version April's apartment was longer than the arcade version but overall both version are good to play
Very well done NES!!!
On level 1, the fire effect inside the door in the background is done better on the NES than in the arcade version! NES wins!
The sound of NES triggers so much Nostalgia. Best days of life.
Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
Is it just me who prefer the NES version? I don't know, it has more "soul" into it.
Exactly, my friend! Very good point! I thought that this video was originally supposed to be about a fair comparison between 2 different versions of the TMNT game; NOT about console wars or developer politics. But according to Shithead the Troll, he obviously has a MAJOR problem with Nintendo games and unless he could make and publish his own TMNT game on Genesis, I just don't see what his point is? 🤨
pretty fateful to between them besides the arcade being by far more powerful.
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