#Nickelodeon games tmnt series

Add to that, don't forget, varying audio levels for each sentence the entire time, that swing between 'normal' levels and a harshly clipped and awful sounding 40dB increase whenever the game feels like it. Since the 3D turtle models are int he new Nickelodeon style, and the smaller 2D character icons are in the old comic book style, all of the storyboards and spoken dialog in the game just look like a confusing mishmash of fail. So much so that the programmers decided it would probably be a good idea to add a comic book style icon of each character next to the sub caption that would more accurately convey their emotion. This seems like a minor complaint, but it's really painful to watch. Sometimes it looks like they're just opening and closing their mouths, as if a hand is jammed up their back and someone is using them as a puppet. It almost looks as if the facial movements were recorded for an entirely different language and then just thrown in unchanged. The 3D models are emotionless and the lip syncing is horrible. When the characters are talking, there's a psudo Japanese RPG style about it, where a large 3D model of a character will appear on screen and do the actual 'talking,' while sub-captions are shown on the bottom of the screen. The whole thing comes off as an extremely lazy rush job. Some of the characters' voiceovers are a lot loader than others, even in the same storyboard/conversation. They are loud and distort and generally sound awful. Some of the voice overs are sampled way too high. The characters themselves have quite a few voice-overs, and whoever recorded these doesn't seem to know what audio leveling is. That excitement quickly faded when we got in to the actual game. I was excited when I heard the title screen music, as it actually seemed pretty good, had a decent amount of bass, and the sound quality as fairly high. First off, the audio in this game is absolutely awful. It's kinda hard to screw up a beat-em-up, right? Wrong. All of those games are mindless button mashers, but they're all fun because the controls are solid, and they all take place in the Turtles universe. I was a big fan of TMNT 2 on the NES, TMNT in the arcade, and Turtles in Time on the SNES. He was excited that it was a 2 player game and I could play with him. I took the game home, dusted off my 360, and we popped this in. The box for this game looked ok, so I decided to pick it up without looking up the Metacritic store.

#Nickelodeon games tmnt series

I've watched all of them to date with him, and as someone who used to be a fan of the original 80s show when I was young, actually really enjoy the new series as well. His favorite is the newest Nickelodeon series. I've watched all of them to date with My 4 year old son absolutely loves the Ninja Turtles. My 4 year old son absolutely loves the Ninja Turtles.