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Episode 120

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have proved time, and again that they aren't a fad, they're a phenomenon! After a highly successful arcade release, and several popular NES games, the Turtles were back in the arcades again, and this time they were battling Shredder in a new, time traveling adventure!

A home version was inevitable, and Turtles in Time was an exclusive for the Super Nintendo. Developer Konami really knocked it out of the park with this arcade conversion Turtles In Time for the SNES not only looks just like the arcade original, it adds in tons of new content, and is arguably the best version of the game on ANY platform!

So how did this exciting arcade game find its way onto our Super Nintendos, and what about that Hyperstone Heist game on Sega? We'll find out in today's episode, and then we'll dive deep into the gameplay where we'll learn:

* The best way to survive ALL TEN challenging levels!

* Which Turtle should we choose? We'll look at how they all stack up!

* The best way to perform grab moves like the SCREEN THROW, and the POWER SLAM!

* The SECRET WARP to skip the Technodrome!

* How to do powerful DASH ATTACKS!

* How to play a PERFECT BONUS STAGE for big BONUS POINTS!

* How to get the BEST ENDING!

* The best way to defeat EVERY BOSS, even SUPER SHREDDER himself... AND MORE!

Thanks for watching!


TABLE OF CONTENTS:

0:00:00 Intro

0:07:46 Konami Code & Options

0:09:12 Choosing a Turtle

0:12:52 Big Apple 3AM

0:16:19 Alleycat Blues

0:19:29 Sewer Surfin'

0:22:15 The Technodrome

0:27:13 SECRET: Wrong Warp

0:29:18 Prehistoric Turtlesaurus

0:34:25 Skull & Crossbones

0:38:11 Bury My Shell At Wounded Knee

0:42:20 Neon Night Riders

0:46:17 The Starbase

0:52:15 The Final ShellShock

0:53:59 Ending

0:59:30 Thanks For Watching!


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