You try to beat the streets and surf the sewers. In fact, Level One features four fighting scenes through New York City. In Level One, Scene Three's sewer section, you can nail the aquatic " Aliens" fugitives by following them as they swim underwater and then positioning yourself at the place where they surface. They feature some nice effects, agonizing grunts and groans, Shredder's sinister laugh, and a catchy rendition of the Turtles cartoon's theme song. Once again, Konami asks, "What's SNES slowdown?" The animation scrolls smoothly, and the game's lighting quickly. Even when a Turtle's not fighting, he'll twirl his weapon and make a menacing grimace while waiting for his next encounter.
You get some nice Mode 7 effects, especially when the Turtles warp through time. You can literally throw Foot Clan soldiers right out of the screen. The graphics are Turtle-rrific, virtually identical to the arcade version. If you've pounded on that quarter-cruncher, you'll be fighting across familiar terrain. This game is based on the coin-op hit, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Turtles in Time. So, the guys take off to recover the lost Lady Liberty, only to run smack into the sinister Saki, better known as Shredder! Shred Head zaps the anxious amphibians across several thousand years of history in thumb-burning, side-view, multi-scrolling, hack-'n'-slash action. Everyone knows the Big Apple is Turtles' Turf.
In this installment, that disembodied alien brain, Krang, swipes the Statue of Liberty. It's Turtle time-again! Those green-spirited Heroes in a Half Shell are back to kick some tail on the SNES in Konami's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time.
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