(Completed in TMNT Cowabunga collection on PS5)
I actually think this game is better than Turtles in Time on SNES, obviously the game does not look as good as it was released on the Game Boy compared to the SNES and there are less moves which you can use to defeat the enemies. However, the gameplay did not feel as repetitive and monotonous and this was one of the problems which I had regarding Turtles in Time. Additionally, this game uses the console power to its full ability with the inclusion of cutscenes which shows the developer actually wanted to create a good game rather than simply achieve high sales. Depending on the turltes which you use, it changes the weapon which is admirable as they could have simply used the same turtle since you can't tell the difference due to the graphics being black and white and the turtle which you use it changes the cutscene. Also, its nice that they included the themesong. Overall, I think this game has aged well and even though its short it should definitely be checked out.
I actually think this game is better than Turtles in Time on SNES, obviously the game does not look as good as it was released on the Game Boy compared to the SNES and there are less moves which you can use to defeat the enemies. However, the gameplay did not feel as repetitive and monotonous and this was one of the problems which I had regarding Turtles in Time. Additionally, this game uses the console power to its full ability with the inclusion of cutscenes which shows the developer actually wanted to create a good game rather than simply achieve high sales. Depending on the turltes which you use, it changes the weapon which is admirable as they could have simply used the same turtle since you can't tell the difference due to the graphics being black and white and the turtle which you use it changes the cutscene. Also, its nice that they included the themesong. Overall, I think this game has aged well and even though its short it should definitely be checked out.