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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up

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  • Fight your way across a series of interactive, destructible environments, including a sinking ship, a moving train, a burning building and a whale's back
  • Experience an exciting original single-player story mode written in collaboration with TMNT co-creator Peter Laird
  • Complete side missions in Story mode to earn shells you can use to buy goodies or improve your mini game scores
  • Use any of four different controllers to guide the action: the GameCube Controller, Wii Classic Controller, Wii Classic Controller Pro or Wii Remote with or without Nunchuk (controllers not included)
  • Take the battle online for 16-player tournament modes, including Battle Royal, Winner Stays, Loser Stays and Spectator modes

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Features include:

•Fight your way across a series of interactive, destructible environments, including a sinking ship, a moving train, a burning building and a whale's back
•Experience an exciting original single-player story mode written in collaboration with TMNT co-creator Peter Laird
•Complete side missions in Story mode to earn shells you can use to buy goodies or improve your mini game scores
•Use any of four different controllers t

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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back, and they're ready to deliver a smashing good time. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of these heroes in a half-shell, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up brings the Turtles swinging back into action for a thrilling new original adventure. Get ready to shout "Cowabunga!" as you brawl your way across a series of environments, dispatching enemies with true TMNT flair.


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Synopsis
Developed by the team behind brawling classics Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Dead or Alive, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up lets you exhibit your turtle power in a variety of interactive, destructive environments, including a moving train, a whale's back and a burning building. Show off your mutant ninja reflexes as you dodge laser beams, ravenous alligators, rushing water and more. Explore an exciting original single-player Story mode written with TMNT co-creator Peter Laird in which you can unlock side missions to earn shells that let you buy goodies or improve your mini game scores. Then go online to battle in four-person brawls in a variety of tournament modes that accommodate up to 16 players.

Key Game Features:

  • Fight your way across a series of interactive, destructible environments, including a sinking ship, a moving train, a burning building and a whale's back
  • Experience an exciting original single-player story mode written in collaboration with TMNT co-creator Peter Laird
  • Complete side missions in Story mode to earn shells you can use to buy goodies or improve your mini game scores
  • Use any of four different controllers to guide the action: the GameCube Controller, Wii Classic Controller, Wii Classic Controller Pro or Wii Remote with or without Nunchuk (controllers not included)
  • Take the battle online for 16-player tournament modes, including Battle Royal, Winner Stays, Loser Stays and Spectator modes

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4.1 out of 5 stars
4.1 out of 5
136 global ratings

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Customers like the fun, value, ease of use, and condition of the video game. For example, they mention it's a great game for kids and grown ups, with simple gameplay mechanics that require almost no thought process. Some appreciate the shape. That said, opinions are mixed on depth.

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13 customers mention13 positive0 negative

Customers find the game remarkably fun when 4 players get involved in the mix. They also say it's a good video game, with great arcade mode and story mode. Customers also mention that the battle mode is great and that the stages are better.

"...I like the stages a lot better. More room to fight, as well as more interaction between the stage and the characters...." Read more

"...TMNT Smash plays like Smash with TMNT and it is fun...." Read more

"...This makes the game remarkably fun when 4 players get involved in the mix...." Read more

"...It is a good video game, a little more complicate than the others, but you will have a good time." Read more

8 customers mention8 positive0 negative

Customers find the value of the game to be great. They say it's a solid budget title, with great replay value.

"...a second offering of this type of play, and I believe it's worth checking out." Read more

"...Overall its a solid budget title especially when playing with friends, If you can find it for 20 bucks or cheaper I would recommend it to anyone..." Read more

"...Still, it's on Amazon for, like, 8 bucks. It's definitely worth it at that price. It's a good game, just not the TMNT game you might be hoping for...." Read more

"...But leaves a little out. The replay value is great and will keep the kids glue to the console for hours...." Read more

6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers find the gameplay mechanics simple, yet challenging. They say the game requires almost no thought process. They also say the gameplay looks and plays remarkably smooth.

"Easy to play great game over all" Read more

"...The gameplay itself looks and plays remarkably smooth and some of the stunts and attacks that you pull off in midair are pretty rad...." Read more

"...Especially since it's less hectic and more skill based.The problem with this game is content...." Read more

"...The other times it ran smoothly. My only gripe was with the character selection, which is lacking...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the condition of the video game software. They mention that it arrived quickly, holds up to the test of time, and has no scratches on it.

"...It holds up to the test of time." Read more

"...Game arrived quickly and in perfect condition." Read more

"Item was in good condition and as I expected.My 4 year old navigates the game well and plays the different levels and play options." Read more

"The game came with original case and instruction book. Not a scratch on the game itself. Will buy from them again in future." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers like the shape of the video game. They mention the stages are pretty, and the backgrounds vary with lots of fight-altering events.

"...The stages are decent looking enough for a simple fighting game but the true fun are the ones where you can kill your opponent by throwing them into..." Read more

"...The character models are great, the backgrounds varies with lots of fight-altering events popping up from time to time, and it even includes online..." Read more

"...The stages are VERY pretty, but that's all. By it at bargain bin price if curious." Read more

"Great shape..." Read more

6 customers mention3 positive3 negative

Customers are mixed about the depth of the video game. Some mention that it's action packed, has enough challenge to keep their interest, and the mission mode is interesting. However, others say that it lacks overall depth and runs out of interesting stuff too quickly.

"...It's not super easy and has enough challenge to keep his interest! It's rated E for everyone but is recommended for ages 10 and up!..." Read more

"...The problem with this game is content. It runs out of interesting stuff FAR too quickly...." Read more

"...Going by I'm a little disappointed in this game. The mission mode is interesting. But the other modes do not hold the interest for long." Read more

"Button mashing fun but lacks overall depth...." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers find the appearance of the video game inferior in every way. They also say the roster is pathetic and the stages are annoying or out-of-place. Customers also mention that the content runs out of interesting stuff too quickly and that the presentation is flawed.

"...On top of the flawed presentation, there just isn't as much to play around with as in the Smash Bros. games...." Read more

"...It runs out of interesting stuff FAR too quickly. The roster is pathetic, and the stages are mostly annoying or out-of-place..." Read more

"...I'm a huge TMNT fan and this was an incredible disappointment. The stages are VERY pretty, but that's all. By it at bargain bin price if curious." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers find the characters in the video game software to be minimal.

"...A lot of reviewers have criticized this game for not having a lot of characters. I think there's some truth to that, but not a whole lot. [..." Read more

"...Yet all we get is a shockingly minimal selection of fighters that's about on par with the original Smash Bros. on Nintendo 64, one of the unlockable..." Read more

"...The only real disapointment for any TMNT fan was lack of more characters from the history of comics,tv shows, and movies replaced with three rabbids...." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

Arnold
5.0 out of 5 stars Not Smash, but surprisingly fun
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2009
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
A lot of reviewers have compared  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up  to  Super Smash Bros. Brawl , and I think the comparison is pretty good. The gameplay feels a lot like  Super Smash Bros. Brawl , even going so far as incorporating strong "A button" moves. I think if you like Smash and want more,  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up  would be a good addition.

A lot of reviewers have criticized this game for not having a lot of characters. I think there's some truth to that, but not a whole lot.  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up  does have fewer characters initially, but there are at least some secret characters. Also, let's remember that  Super Smash Bros. Brawl  had more characters, but less than half were even decent and most were lousy. Whenever I played with my friends, we tended to only use about 3 characters each. Frankly, adding a bunch of Jigglypuffs to the character roster did not really do much for me. By contrast, with  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up , I get the sense that most of the characters are roughly equivalent and good to play with.

This game also has a few innovations not seen in  Super Smash Bros. Brawl . I like the stages a lot better. More room to fight, as well as more interaction between the stage and the characters. In one stage, a giant alligator will eat your character if you're not careful. Also, the characters can hang onto walls.

At the end of the day, is this game as good as  Super Smash Bros. Brawl ? Probably not. Smash was unique, like a first love. However,  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up  is fun in its own right and worth trying if you want more Smash-style playing or different characters.
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Ryan Sil. (Gamer & PC/Android indie dev)
4.0 out of 5 stars Super Smash Turtles
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2016
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
In 2009, the much-beloved and much-bizarre Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise celebrated its 25th Anniversary by inviting Super Smash Bros. to their birthday party. This game is as subtle about its aping of Nintendo's pompous powerhouse as Family Guy is about not being funny, and upon closer inspection, it seems to wear it proudly anyway. The word "Smash" is right in the title, and the game itself is developed by Game Arts, who was actually involved with Super Smash Bros. Brawl. But you know what? It fortunately shows.

The fighting gameplay is somewhat more anchored to the ground than usual, but the assets are all there; you select your character, you pick an arena, and you can either hop around or attack the enemy straight-on with button combinations that consist of a direction+button format. The way TMNT Smash differs from Nintendo Smash is that the battles tend to be with hardly any stage hazards (just a few in total), and the closest things there are to items are power-ups that can make attacks stronger (or whatever else they'd possibly do). The focus is moreso on you and the opponent(s), and I find that intriguing. And the mechanics actually feel tighter than they do in Smash Bros. Brawl (although not as fluid, I will say that).

What I find bothersome about this Anniversary present is that for such, it's rather lacking. I understand that the developers tried to compromise among all the TMNT variations, so the art style is from the CGI animated movie, the voices are from the 4Kids TV show, etc, etc, but why is it that it had to be like that? I would've loved to see the '80s TMNT on display and in action. Yet all we get is a shockingly minimal selection of fighters that's about on par with the original Smash Bros. on Nintendo 64, one of the unlockable spots of which has been occupied by a frickin' Raving Rabbid!

On top of the flawed presentation, there just isn't as much to play around with as in the Smash Bros. games. Again, the amount of content is more comparable with the Nintendo 64 Smash, except TMNT also carries the event mission mode from Melee and Brawl. There's also online play, except Nintendo shut down Wi-Fi play for Wii and DS in 2014, so you can't do that (I'm willing to bet its servers were much better than Brawl's though). You're left with the Arcade (read: Classic) mode, a repetitive Survival mode, and events. There are some bonus games mixed in for unlocking little extras, but the mileage you get out of them isn't much. In fact, there are a couple bonus rounds in the game that try to be like Smash Bros.'s Target Test, except it fails to engage, coming off as boring and non-energetic.

Despite these ramblings, I still like this game. In the grand scheme of things, what matters most about a game is how it plays and if it's fun. TMNT Smash plays like Smash with TMNT and it is fun. Even if the surface seems rough, the fighting can be really enjoyable since it maintains that formula that made Smash Bros.'s fighting style work (just sorta tighter). I applaud Game Arts for attempting to deliver a second offering of this type of play, and I believe it's worth checking out.
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Ebin Cain
5.0 out of 5 stars 5/5
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Everything came in good condition.
This game is a absolute classic!
It holds up to the test of time.
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Christina
5.0 out of 5 stars Great game
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2022
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Easy to play great game over all
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Nilesh
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome Game
Reviewed in Canada on January 23, 2021
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Came in perfect condition and I have been playing this game for a long time and I still love it
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Amazon Customer
4.0 out of 5 stars Apprécié
Reviewed in Canada on February 7, 2024
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Mon garçons de 6 ans aime beaucoup
Constitué jeux de combats seulement
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sherrie benner
5.0 out of 5 stars totally dude
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2012
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
this game will make an excelllent christmas present and i am s happy it got here in time.you will be seeing future orders from me,this company is easy,fast,reliable,thank you
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AB_dmc
3.0 out of 5 stars Seller was great, game not so much
Reviewed in Canada on May 15, 2013
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
The seller I bought this from was great, shipped it out the door and condition of the game is exactly as stated. The game itself is pretty lame I think, but the audience in this case is a 6 year old boy who thinks this thing is the best since sliced bread. Just depends on who wants to play it...
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