Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 Mutant Nightmare

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About this item Play as Leonardo, Donatello, Michaelangelo, Raphael and power up to customize the character as you progress through the game Co-op four-player mode with wide range of combo moves Special multiplayer features such as Hyper Combo and Cooperative Attack add to the excitement of four-player action Gameplay variety including vehicle, fight & exploration stages

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pretty decent game for TV based game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare is based around the 3-4th seasons of the 2003 show, And it stays very faithful and even contains bits of the episodes. Gameplay is ok, A bit repetitive, But they mix it up a bit with different objectives, And shooting levels. This Game is up to 4 players and is a blast to play with friends, But single player can be boring. It also comes With the arcade classic, Turtles In Time. And they butchered turtles in time. This version of the arcade classic is missing the original muisc, Voices, And It's really floaty. Maybe it was a copyright thing, But if you're getting this game for Turtles In Time you might be disappointed.






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By Sergio Lazarte on November 26, 2015

















The 2003 version of the Turtles are the best in my opinion. And they always will be.












So far out of all the Ninja Turtle games I've played (and yes, I've played nearly all of them), I like this one best. It's got some nice mini games, the AI for the turtles is decent, controls are easy to pick up on, given the time it came out the graphics are reasonable, you can upgrade skills and get new combos, and it's a definite improvement over Turtles and Turtles 2: Battle Nexus. I do miss having different outfits (ninja Leo, biker Raph, etc.) but you do have dino armor and the ultimate one, so that's not a huge deal for me. It can get repetitive, but so does every other game you play often enough. All in all, it's just plain fun.












sucks i couldnt play as Splinter since i couldnt find the cheat code for that but i played it all the way through and loved it. what a great weekend.... (stood there (i stand to play video games because i move around A LOT) for a whole weekend just drinking Gatorade and holding my bladder 80% of the time. lol im so weird.)












I love this game and think that it is the best of the three games because you move through 3d space and all 4 turtles are with you at the same time. A lot of people have specific types of games that they favor and this is a review coming from someone who loves all kinds of games. I've beaten this game before and bought it again more than five years later because I had a hankering for a fun and long turtle game. I completely disagree with any of the negative reviews.












Real fun Game, got to my house on time.












Love this game what happened to games like this












Got the wrong game for the wrong console.... But that was soon corrected. The Turtles IV arcade mode was way better than the actual game.


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I love tmnt 2003 stuff its tmnt golden age












I love tmnt 2003 stuff its tmnt golden age


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In their third outrageous, bodacious adventure, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles must save New York from an invasion of that unruly alien race, The Triceratons, who have come in search of th... Read all In their third outrageous, bodacious adventure, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles must save New York from an invasion of that unruly alien race, The Triceratons, who have come in search of the Fugitoid, a.k.a. Professor Honeycutt, inventor of the Transmat teleportal device. The Tr... Read all In their third outrageous, bodacious adventure, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles must save New York from an invasion of that unruly alien race, The Triceratons, who have come in search of the Fugitoid, a.k.a. Professor Honeycutt, inventor of the Transmat teleportal device. The Triceratons kidnap April O'Neil and Casey Jones, and take them to their mother ship in space... Read all
Kevin Eastman (characters) Peter Laird (characters)
Kevin Eastman (characters) Peter Laird (characters)
Raphael (voice) (as Frank Frankson)
The Shredder (voice) (as Scottie Ray) …
Zanramon (voice) (as David Brimmer)
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The animated TV episodes this game is based off are: "Space Invaders parts 1-3," "Bishop's Gambit," "New Blood," "Exodus part 1-2," "Reality Check," "Across The Universe," "Same As It Never Was," "New World Order," "Touch And Go," and "Worlds Collide parts 1-3."
After the 11th mission in the first episode, April and Casey are on their way back to Earth from the Triceraton home world. During the cut scene at the end of mission 16, both Casey and April are present. Also, Leatherhead also makes an appearance, who isn't even part of the whole game.
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This is the first TMNT game to be rated E10+ by the ESRB. Although it was released in 2005 when the 2003 TV series was in its fourth Season, the game is loosely based on the third season. The game spans four different chapters, called "Episodes" (one is unlocked at the third Episode's conclusion). Each Episode is a separate storyline in and of itself: Space Invaders , dealing with the third season opening arcs Space Invaders and Worlds Collide ; Bishop's Gambit , based on both the eponymous episode of the third season, and featuring antagonists from two other episodes; Exodus , detailing the events of New Blood and the Exodus two-parter; and finally The Nightmare , based on the five episodes in which Ultimate Drako separated the Ninja Turtles and Splinter across different dimensions.

After competing episode 1 in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: 3 Mutant Nightmare , the player will unlock a slightly altered version of the arcade game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time , which is an older video game in the series also made by Konami.

The Triceratons have come to Earth in an attempt to find The Fugitoid . The Turtles protect the professor, and then follow the Triceratons into space when April and Casey are captured by the saurian aliens.

Master Splinter has been kidnapped by agents of the Earth Protection Force , under the command of Agent Bishop . The Turtles race to rescue Splinter from the warped government official.

Oroku Saki , pretending to be a caring businessman, has begun salvaging Triceraton technology from New York City , with the intention of using said technology to blast off into space and hunt down the Utroms .

The fourth Episode counts as a bonus Episode that can be optionally completed following Episode 3. The Nightmare episode involves Ultimate Drako , the physical fusion of Drako and the Ultimate Ninja , stealing Lord Simultaneous ' Time Scepter and sending the four Turtles and Splinter into four separate dimensions. Unlike the TV series, all four Turtles are present in each world, and Leonardo 's Nightmare is a completely different world from Miyamoto Usagi 's dimension.

The Turtles are transported to the world of Peter Laird and Jim Lawson 's Planet Racers . The Turtles are forced to race across the terrain against Team Koyoshada .

The Turtles end up in a dystopian future ruled by The Shredder. The Turtles battle various Foot Ninjas, Mousers, and even the Amazonian Blade Bots for a chance to confront Shredder and eradicate him once and for all.

A world awaits the Turtles where the main villain is none other than a malicious version of their own father, known as The Sliver !

The Turtles are forced to face ghostlike visages of their fallen foes in a strange world ruled by an even stranger entity.

The Turtles return to their own world to stop the menace of Ultimate Drako once and for all!

The player is able to allocate skill scrolls and experience points to upgrade their Turtles. Furthermore, they can transform their Turtles into "Dino Turtles", which resemble Turtle/Ankylosaur hybrids, and "Ultimate Turtles", which resemble the Mystic Fury TMNT action figures, and the later power-ups they are given by the Ninja Tribunal .

Upon clearing Episode 1, players unlock the arcade version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time.


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