You really have to wonder what goes on in their head when they try that. "This has to work, there's no way I can lose with the element of surprise! Here they come now.... Surprise motherf oh shit I'm doomed" *BOOM*

I mean the turtles get away all the time by hiding in trench coats and fedoras so maybe they thought they could do it too

Food Ninja: I might be a two pump chump of a minion, but today I get to feel badass for a little bit....

Lmao I remember

Lol disguised as a coat rack/clothes pole haha 😄

another god tier game

@@kaltadesmon Yes.

Absolutely

Shame company

For a Few Dollars More theme, actually

AYE!

*A MAN HAS FALLEN INTO THE RIVER IN LEGO CITY!!!*

HEY!

HEY!

HEY!

It was Harumi Ueko who did this one. He took the original arcade music by Mutsuhiko Izumi and Kozo Nakamura and created this SNES version. As for original compositions, he composed and programmed the music for Legend of the Mystical Ninja (sites often list Kazuhiko Uehara as a composer, but according to Ueko, Uehara is a sound effects guy exclusively). Ueko is a legend. Didn't do too much at Konami, but he was and is amazing.

This soundtrack on SNES is BETTER than the arcade versions even!!!!

I’d also put Lost Vikings, Mickey Mania, and Plok in that list.

Indeed, the music in this game destroys Hyperstone Heist's and in some ways is even better than the Arcade version because of that amazing bass, it just sounds way more badass in the SNES version.

Can't go wrong with Capcom Megaman X for also bringing the best out of SNES sound chip 👌

Favorite level too. Also, I'm a massive train travelling fanatic, and the music is easily the best of the game.

@@NeoArashi have you ever played paper mario? The excess express???

Kevin Silva yes, also made by Konami, loved it also.

Kevin Silva YIPPEE! What a classic!

Love that game!!!

Could have seen this as a sunset riders level.

The Turtles and Sunset Riders in the same game. Make this happen Konami, and I promise we'll forgive you for making Metal Gear Survive.

Best music of the game, I agree.

I notice a lot of them that say that are from Europe, Sega was all they knew. The same place where people have a fondness for the Commodore Amiga, the Amstrad CPC, and the ZX Spectrum amongst computers, aka some of the worst gaming PC's of all time. Meanwhile in Japan, their PC's were far more advanced, and their games for them were far better. As a British friend of mine once told me, they were cheap bastards over there, so they went with the cheap PC's, and since the Mega Drive was cheaper, they flocked to it hahaha.

According to AVGN, TMNT 3 has nothing to do with Turtles In Time, despite it sometimes being referred to with the subtitle "Turtles In Time".

It sure doesn't. Plus they took characters from TNMT2 Tokka and Razar. They never used anything from the 3rd movie

Dreigonix Well he was correct in saying so! The game launched in Arcades in 1991, two years before TMNT III premiered.

right? i hear mega fei long vibes

hmmm sounds more like the A Few Dollars More Theme, especially the whistling part

Everdry awesome reference!

*snort*

Right? That galloping drum intro gets you pumped for a fight every time. Frigging amazing.

Agreed about the music. On top of that, level takes place on a train (I’m a train travelling fan) Amazing music + Train = this is my favourite stage of the game. On top of that, the boss at the end is fairly hard, but isn’t annoying.

That's what the Cowabunga Collection is for.

+03bgood I hate you.... now I hear it. :(

+Xilo Channel LOL!

get your hearing checked mate

A MAN HAS FALLEN INTO THE RIVER IN LEGO CITY!!!

What is your username referencing

I know right? Exactly! The bass and drums just sound so much better on the SNES than than any other version of this game.

EGG

@@Mullkaw I cant unhear it now. you bastard!

Ay

Train!

Well Sunset Riders is also apart of Konami.

nacho paez alright.......

They weren’t to tough, but the Frisbee Foot Soldiers are annoying

Facts

But I think this came out first ?

I surprisingly didn't know about it here, and didn't even learn of it until sometime after playing this game and dying at this level with a friend of mine. I heard of a movie called Lakota Woman: Siege at Wounded Knee, my dad then brought up the saying, "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee", so needless to say, I made the connection and realized the reference. Then I heard about the massacre in history at school later on.

So you noticed that too? Lol

why?

@@Kanoshe I'm assuming he's native and has to do with the title lol

@@dixienormous7777 that's not a goo enough reason its just a fucking western movie lol

Nope. Not even a little bit.

A little...

Кейли Тамирианская Haha. Be careful with that joke, It's an antique.

While I love Skyrim, the fact that you feel that way makes me sad.

Unfortunately, Skyrim came out WAY after. It won't count.