Jason Van Stone

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection

The options of the games (pause, save/load) made me enjoy this so damn much... 32 years later, I finally beat TMNT 1989 (NES), because of this!! lmfao On top of that nifty feature...re-playing the arcade games, are so reminiscent and amazing. Definitely pick it up if you're looking for nostalgia, and/or just want to have classic gaming fun. They also add the old school "Nintendo Power" strategy guides, in the options of each game. 🤙🏻

5.5/10 Firstly, this has NOTHING to do with the television show. In fact, this title now seems irrelevant to the game and was probably only used because the show was/is so popular. Great marketing, cheap tactics. 2nd... THQnordic games, release some cheapy games...they're Iike a guilty pleasure, and you can tell they try to put effort into them sometimes, but don't have a high budget/software. It looks like a ps3 game for the most part. Plays like a ps2 game, but it could be worse... Positives: Some slightly eerie scenes, atmosphere. Decent story. Fun puzzles. It's a semi-horror, but mostly mystery. Negatives: Too dark at times...(EX:) a certain part of the game (no spoilers), you don't have a light source, but your partner does, and she'll stay back with it, 90% of the time while you're trying to find your way in the dark. There's load screens every damn time you walk into a new area/room, which is almost constantly. I'm on ps5 AND it even starts to get annoying. I feel sorry for anyone that is on ps4, for sure. (Longer load times). Might not even be worth it to play the game, for some. It looks cheap, and plays cheap sometimes (minor glitches, having to move 1st person view around awkwardly while examining objects). Also, save your game every so often...just to be safe. Other than that, it's a simple, little filler game if you're bored. I wouldn't pay over $10 at all, though. Took me 5-6 hours to complete.

I definitely was skeptical, but it's an amazing game, hands down. The re4 call-backs were a breath of fresh air, gameplay mechanics were fluid as ever, story was intense, (in fact I was having minor anxiety playing 'Beneviento's house' area), and loved every minute of it, and overall, a very tense game. Story explanation unravels for a lot of fans questioning the Aftermath of re7; Especially the end credits. My mouth dropped, literally. So, thank you for the amazing game. I am definitely starting Ng+. Thank you everyone at Capcom for this wonderful experience ❤

More irritating than enjoyable. A walking, annoying simulator. Why can't we just have a normal protagonist in a decent ghost story-esque game? What the hell is an ex soldier with PTSD out all alone in the woods for?? Cheap flashbacks, waking up in random areas and times, leading to a "twist" ending?? (This is purely a guess). I'm 2 hours in and can already see where this game is going. Been done way too many times, and loses its thrill the more I continue. Every flashback, I'm like "oh great, what do I have to avoid now....IN A FLASHBACK?!!??!! oh great, where am I going to randomly wake up now, FROM MY FLASHBACK????" This is lazy and cheap writing.

Lmao, it's really not that good. "yOu jUsT dOn'T gEt tHe tYpE oF gAmE iT iS"... No, I really do. It's a trial/error, non-stop. It has it's moments, but the rinse/repeat puzzle design in the levels, are so damn repetitive and really not satisfying like people are saying. "I ran up against the wall!! Then had to do a dash, and strafe, then duck and slide real quick, then grapple!!! So satisfying!!!" The baddies AI is the worst part of all. Decent music and graphics. That's about it.