This may lead to you dying rather quickly which brings me to one of my biggest gripes with this game and that\’s the save system. You\’ll encounter a handful of enemy types that are easy to take down individually but in groups can be a little annoying. The environments are also uninspired and pretty bare. Hell even the PSN/XBLA Turtles in Time Reshelled is better than anything Activision has put out so far. And that\’s a shame because I can\’t recall a truly good Turtles game since Turtles in Time although the TMNT movie game on PS2 was pretty good. Again this isn\’t representative of a lack of talent at WayForward but likely a sign of time/budget constraints. The voice acting is pretty poor even though it\’s performed by the cast from the cartoon and the lip syncing is off with abysmal animations during cutscenes. The game is about as mediocre as it gets. This latest game simply doesn\’t any of those things. It\’s seems like Activision is giving developers a minuscule budget to work with as this TMNT game was made by the very talented folks at WayForward, a developer who\’s games overflow with charm, wit, and polish. Every one of the games lacked soul and polish.
You can read the other reviews by clicking on the link of the title. TMNT Danger of the Ooze is the latest title in a deal with Activision having Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, TMNT: Out of the Shadows, and my least favorite TMNT movie tie-in game releasing before it.
It melds the goofiness of the the original cartoon with some of the darkness of the original Laird and Eastman comics. While I grew up on the 80\’s cartoon I actually think the current incarnation on Nickelodeon is my favorite. Everyone knows I\’m a pretty big TMNT fan.
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