Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan – Xbox One
- Experience the game in a whole new way when you assemble your team in 4-player online co-op mode
- Fight fan favorite enemies like Bebop and Rocksteady
- Gritty comic-inspired art style turns a new chapter in TMNT history
- Packed with visually stunning fast paced combat true to PlatinumGames signature style
- Original story penned by IDW comics TMNT author Tom Waltz
Battle alongside your brothers through the sewers, subways, and streets of NYC to take down shredder and Krang’s evil organization, foot by foot. Unleash custom combat skills and powerful team combos to save Manhattan from the overwhelming dark forces growing in the shadows.
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As a child of the 80’s, the TMNT were a big part of my life whether in toys, video games, cartoons, etc.., so this game appeared to be a natural connection when it was announced last year.
The general consensus of this game from the professional reviewers is one that is extremely poor, rushed and every other negative connotation one can think of. Those reviews are really what prompted me to chime in. Regardless how I ended up feeling about this game, the low price made it a hard proposition to refuse but I am pleased to say I feel the reviews were opposite of my reaction. Mutants In Manhattan has gotten a bad rap. Platinum did a great deal of fan service with this game and although it does suffer from flaws, it provided me the most important thing I look for in a game: Fun. The immersion into the story/settings/characters feels like you are playing in an interactive comic and takes me back to the days of coming home from school watching the Turtles fight the Foot Clan on the tube. You will find plenty of familiar faces, mannerisms, collectibles, phrases, music, etc.., all which overshadow and minimize the relatively short length of the game, frame rate, the repetition and the low difficulty. Naturally though, the higher difficulties and collectible hunting will offer plenty of length and replay value. Speaking of replay value, it is similar to Transformers Devastation in that one can complete the game on a moderate difficulty quickly but you will come back to find all of the goodies and to explore all four turtles and maybe even play online.  its a pretty poor game, By
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its a pretty poor game. the graphics are okay but the gameplay itself lacks any sort of depth.
Its a nice throwback for true turtle fans but thats its only true value. ok buy for under 20 dollars  Decent TMNT game…but not the best.,
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Lack of local coop was disappointing. Can pose a challenge. Love the visual style and characters. Bosses have cheap shots that can knock you out in one hit.
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Fan Service!,
The general consensus of this game from the professional reviewers is one that is extremely poor, rushed and every other negative connotation one can think of. Those reviews are really what prompted me to chime in. Regardless how I ended up feeling about this game, the low price made it a hard proposition to refuse but I am pleased to say I feel the reviews were opposite of my reaction. Mutants In Manhattan has gotten a bad rap.
Platinum did a great deal of fan service with this game and although it does suffer from flaws, it provided me the most important thing I look for in a game: Fun. The immersion into the story/settings/characters feels like you are playing in an interactive comic and takes me back to the days of coming home from school watching the Turtles fight the Foot Clan on the tube. You will find plenty of familiar faces, mannerisms, collectibles, phrases, music, etc.., all which overshadow and minimize the relatively short length of the game, frame rate, the repetition and the low difficulty. Naturally though, the higher difficulties and collectible hunting will offer plenty of length and replay value. Speaking of replay value, it is similar to Transformers Devastation in that one can complete the game on a moderate difficulty quickly but you will come back to find all of the goodies and to explore all four turtles and maybe even play online.
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|its a pretty poor game,
Its a nice throwback for true turtle fans but thats its only true value.
ok buy for under 20 dollars
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