“The boss battles are the BEST thing about this game, though. While these NES installments were not able to accurately recreate the crisp visuals of the arcade original, the great gameplay remained in tact and The Manhattan Project also added some nic touches to keep Turtle fans entertained. Since I didn’t have an NES or Master System at that young age, I spent my gaming time in the arcades, but those that did want to bring that arcade experience home, did have the option of an NES port of the original arcade game and a sequel in the form of TMNT III: The Manhattan Project. Imaging my absolute joy when Konami released a mega-sweet arcade brawler featuring the heroes-in-halfshell. Coincidentally, I was also a fans of the pop-classic cartoon of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turles.
Meta-Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project – NESĪs a kid in the late 1980’s and early 90’s, I was a big fan of the sidescrolling brawler.
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