We will look back on 2022 as being quite a year for the heroes in a half shell. We here at Nintendo Life Towers have been playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge near enough on repeat for the past few weeks, and yesterday's launch date reveal for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection has us excited to delve into some of the Turtles' past pursuits on 30th August.
13 classic Ninja Turtles games comprise the upcoming collection that has Digital Eclipse on development duties. It will also include a museum mode where you can check out some of the design docs and ideas that went into transforming Leo, Raph, Don, and Mikey to their video game form.
Thanks to a recent IGN article, you can now get a sneak peek at 11 never-before-seen images more than a month prior to the game's release. Totally radical, right?! Check out a few of them below, but be sure to head over to IGN's article for the full set:
Showing the original designs for both the Turtles themselves and their villains, it's fascinating to see these behind-the-scenes drawings and the obvious talent and craft that went into making those original classics.
Who is your favourite Turtle to play as? Looking forward to this collection? Head on down to the comments to let us know.
[source ign.com]
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Ummm… ok…. FIRST??!!
wow. that's so cool that this stuff is included!! can't wait to get it!!! ^_^
I'm pretty sure this collection is gonna be awesome. One of the highlights of the year for me. I'm hyped and I seriously hope I don't get disappointed in it
I’m pretty sure this will be the second time I’ll ever see the level after that dam in Turtles 1, and I’ve never made it beyond. And on that note I’ve never completed the nes arcade, Manhattan, hyperstone or either version of turtles in time because I never had friends.
I will probably play tournament fighters genesis and nes one time just to humor them, but I loved the snes version.
Still disappointed shredders revenge doesn’t have lord dredd, carter, michaelangelo’s grappling hook, or any of the ridiculous secondary mutations. Maybe in the sequel
Favorite is Leonardo, since I have the name Leonard which means courage of a lion.
@John_Deacon It makes me wish more company’s would do collections, and when I say company’s I mean Nintendo Lmao.
@Snatcher you mean capcom and square enix who puts one collection on a cartridge while the others download or at some cases cloud versions.
(Perhaps premature to say but) HOORAY for collections done right!
A comprehensive selection of games, with some “making-of” key art and docs from the devs to help you appreciate what’s there, is a classy combination.
Hopefully it’s all contained on the cart and emulated well!
Waiting for a review. I grabbed the Castlevania and Contra collections at launch and was bummed with the video options. While there was a 'none' filter with looked great, there was no option to pair it with sizing. It didn't reach the height of my screen, if that makes sense, whereas Retroarch handled oldies the way I want for free. I'd rather pay for these classics, but I also want them to have more screen real estate
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