I got and played this solely for being one of the first games with Peyton Manning to play. =P

Nothing to write home about. Wasn't terrible, wasn't great either.

It did look pretty for the time, but this was as flat as a fighting game could get. There were so many copies of this in the clearance bin for 32X titles.

I wanted to be MechWarrior so bad...

This game is extremely basic, but if you love flight sims, this is right up your alley. Best played with a 6-button Genesis controller, as they add controls to roll the ship. Bonus points for the 3rd person replay after of your last playthrough .

This was the single reason I picked up a 32X for $30 at KayBee Toys. I played this too death.

The T-rex scared the hell out of me in this game.

This title was so finicky about entering commands at the right time to progress, and did a lousy job of communicating when you needed to do it.

This is one of only 3 games I ever returned. I really enjoyed this game and what I was trying to do...right up until the last 5 minutes and forced final boss.

I wish today that I got the Sega CD version. It doesn't seem fair to give this 3* off playing the SNES version.

Got confused by the boxart. This is the 4-player Arcade version. NOT the NES title.
NES Version: https://www.backloggd.com/games/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles--4/
IGDB: https://www.igdb.com/games/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles--4

Came with my Game Gear. It was an adequate Tetris timesink.

I actually really enjoyed this game. The sad truth is I shelved it dead in the middle of playing because some game called World of Warcraft came out and took over my life.

I regret not returning this the day I bought it.

To be fair...I barely have memories of this game...good or bad...and I can't tell if that's a good or bad thing.