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Ultimate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

By Mallory P. Maggiore

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About this project

This hack changes almost all of the levels for the NES game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, everything except for the underwater section of Level 2. As well, some enemies hit points have been raised or lowered to make them a bit easier or harder, and some enemies do more damage when they hit you, too.

Original game requirements

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (U) [!].nes - GOODNES 3.14
CRC32: 83213CA0
MD5: 5E24CCD733D15E42D847274E7ADD0A76
SHA-1: 89ADF2D9E453FC7FC491F968495C80C0C4A568D5
SHA-256: DC9ACC00F081FFC396EC4C8477904E1A5046C242081EBADABEF3503EE0D99628

Creator credits

Mallory P. Maggiore
Listed creator

RELEASE 1.0

Readme & instructions

826readme.txt

Ultimate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, v. 1.0 What's changed: Every level, except the underwater area, has been changed! Different enemies in new areas.

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Ultimate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, v. 1.0

What's changed:

*Every level, except the underwater area, has been changed!
*Different enemies in new areas.  You may be seeing tougher enemies earlier than you're used to.  Almost every part of the game has three different enemy sets you can encounter, so good luck finding one you like!
*Certain enemies' hit points or damage to your turtle have been changed, making them either easier or harder.  One example is the floating bubble thing, whose "split" attack caused no damage at all in the original game.  Probably a programming oversight, but it now hurts your turtle the same as it hurts you in its in-tact form.

Created July 3, 2009, updated November 3, 2011, by Frank Maggiore
Contact:  golden_road15@hotmail.com

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