We'll Return After These Messages...Commercials!

[packerbacker180]

I remember this one, but not as much as the first that I played much more.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I never played Songburst, that was cool. I couldn't find the TMNT: Manhattan Project for the NES but here's this duel one of TMNT: Turtles in Time for the SNES & TMNT: The Hyperstone Heist form the Sega Genesis. I know you never had the SNES PB but if you had both systems it was so good to play them both as both games are very similar but vary in many different ways with different characters and story-lines

[packerbacker180]

Don't recall ever playing that one.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Gosh, I never seen that Adam West Nestle Nesquik before, that was cool

Okay, those came out in 1992 for the SNES & SG...I couldn't find a commercial for TMNT 3: The Manhattan Project but I didn't want to skip that because it's such a radical game so here's this short review as you can see how the game is. It also came out in 1992 for the NES. This is part of the Cowabunga Collection which has all of the original TMNT games in one collection. I'll get to that in time. Oh, before you click the video, take a gander at the thumbnail, I've always loved that picture there with the Triceraton

[packerbacker180]

I don't recall this game either. I was mostly into sports games by then and maybe the occasional RPG. I remember having these guys, they were pretty simple but fun. I recall the blue and red one the most.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes, I recall the Blue & Red one too. I believe My Mom got Me them when I was little. I may still have that one but I'm not sure. I don't think I've seen that cool commercial before however.

Okay, well what about this TMNT game called Tournament Fighters It came out in 1993 and wasn't a beat'em like the previous ones but it was a fighting game like Street Fighter. I recall renting this at Star Video and being picky about it because I thought it was much lesser compared to Street Fighter despite it was made by Konami who I liked more than Capcom. Now I think it's a wonderful game. Now get this, this was one of the last games ever for the NES. It was also for the SNES & SG. Each version had different characters too so if you wanted to play as certain ones you'd had to choose what system you want Here's the really tubular commercial



Now, here's this bonus. One of the new characters was a female called Aska. This is one of her only appearances in TMNT. She was one of the coolest & hottest females in a Video Game. This video shows you a bit of her history & trivia

[packerbacker180]

Interesting. I can see why she'd be appealing to fans. I wonder if there's even the slightest connect to Asuka? Probably not.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes, she was great. Nope, there is at least one other Asuka in games that I know of. Wow, I never seen that Trix & Bugs Bunny cross-over before...that was superb

Here's this TMNT for Game Boy in 1989,, 35 years ago this year

[packerbacker180]

I didn't really recall that Trix commercial either, but to be fair, I don't really like Trix or fruity cereals in general. I never owned a Gameboy.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I don't recall that Bugs Bunny Trix one either. I used to like Trix, I haven't had it in who knows how long. I'm ok with fruit flavored Cereal. I know you never had a Game Boy, shame you never got to experience that cool system I never had that TMNT game. Here's a double commercial for the NES of TMNT 2 the Arcade Game & the sequel to the Game Boy game Fall of the Foot Clan...Back from the Sewers game too