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No TMNT for Australian XBLA, and we know why.

MyGEN.com.au investigates the reason behind the Xbox Live Arcade version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles not making it to the Australian (and other regions) Xbox Live networks.

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marionz6253d ago

and i just downloaded it, its a shame it doesnt live up to my childhood memories, so i downloaded the megadrive version its better

jpod6253d ago

Can't Konami release something that is theirs and override the license or something? I don't know, so I'm just wondering.

shotty6253d ago

Lawsuit......it the reason why content gets held back....It also the reason why Viva Pinata shows go to everyone its because microsoft holds the licence for that IP.

The Snake6253d ago

Apparently not you. I for one loved this game when I was a kid and will happily pay $5 for it when I get home.

anast684d ago

It's sad this comic book turned tabletop roleplaying game never got a good video game.

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A History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in Video Games

GotGame: The turtles have been in video games since 1989, 25 years ago, which is a very long video game career, especially for a licensed franchise. Their games have arguably dipped in quality over the years, but as far as beat ‘em up games go, the Ninja Turtles are easily one of the most iconic franchises in the genre.

Relientk773550d ago

The old Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games were boss

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Mega Ran Uses T.U.R.T.L.E. Power To Combat Michael Bay’s Upcoming Cinematic Blunder

Just in time to deliver us from director Michael Bay’s imminent cinematic evisceration of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, self-proclaimed “TeacherRapperHero” Random, aka Mega Ran, has released a new video collaboration with nerdcore rapper/producer Klopfenpop that pays homage to both the original Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles film and classic Konami arcade and NES beat-’em-up. The video, which features animated sprites by Tron Bonne and a totally tubular chiptune remix of the iconic T.U.R.T.L.E. Power, Partners N Kryme’s rap from the 1990 original motion picture set to the backdrop of footage from all your favorite TMNT games on NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis.

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