This came in the Street Fighter II era, when clones of that legendary game were all the rage, but it still stands up well. Most of the games have been side-scrolling brawlers or platformers, and the SNES’s Tournament Fighters is a great example of how good this concept can be. Given the ninja-tastic shenanigans at the heart of the franchise, it’s surprising there haven’t been more traditional 2D fighting games starring the Turtles. With Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows in cinemas now, and Mutants in Manhattan once more bringing the brothers to consoles, we thought this was a great time to cast our eyes back over the 10 best TMNT games ever made … However, actually being able to play as the characters is an irresistible draw for fans, which is why the games keep on coming. From the teeth-gritting frustration of the classic NES adventure to the screen-tapping action of today’s mobile releases, the TMNT concept has always been ideal material for video games: martial arts teamwork ninja gangs aliens mutants and (mostly) real-world settings give developers plenty to work with.Īs well as their comic-book outings (which have been released under numerous publishers over the years, with IDW currently deep into a fantastic run), the awesome foursome have also kicked Foot Clan butt in movies, cartoons, toy lines, board games, and plenty more. Since their comic-book début 32 years ago, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have starred in dozens of video games.Ĭhances are, you’ve played at least one of these.
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