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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time

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Developed and published by Konami, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time is a landmark beat 'em up on the SNES. Players guide the four turtles across multiple eras to battle Shredder and his forces, with fast combat, strong co-op play, and memorable stage design. Its polished mechanics and faithful TMNT tone have made it one of the most celebrated licensed action games of its era.
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Release Date
1992-01-01
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This side-scrolling beat 'em up lets players choose one of the four turtles and fight through a linear series of stages. Core actions include moving, attacking, jumping, and special attacks, with throws, aerial attacks, and wall rebounds forming the heart of combat. Stages mix standard enemy waves with boss fights and scripted set pieces, including chase sections and vehicle-like sequences. The game supports solo play and multiplayer teamwork for clearing crowds and bosses more efficiently.

Leonardo

Blue-masked turtle with twin katanas and balanced stats.

Donatello

Purple-masked turtle who uses a bo staff with long reach.

Michelangelo

Orange-masked turtle armed with nunchaku and quick movement.

Raphael

Red-masked turtle who favors fast close-range attacks.

Shredder

The main villain and recurring final threat behind the invasion.

April O'Neil

The turtles' ally who appears in the story context.

Splinter

The turtles' sensei and guiding figure in the narrative.

Use throws and wall rebounds to clear groups quickly, especially when enemies cluster near edges. In boss fights, stay mobile and punish openings after enemy attacks rather than trading hits. In co-op, spread out to avoid crowding and let one player draw attention while others focus on damage. Save health by avoiding reckless aerial dives in stages with hazards.

No cheats or unlockables available

Tips

Throws are one of the safest ways to control tough enemies and create space.

Tips

Keep moving during boss encounters to reduce the chance of being cornered.

Tips

In co-op, coordinate attacks so you do not knock enemies out of each other's range.

User Reviews

Often praised as one of the best beat 'em ups on the SNES.

User Reviews

Many players love its fast pace, co-op fun, and varied stage ideas.

User Reviews

A classic licensed game that still holds up remarkably well today.

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