Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project - NES

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project is a 1992 NES side-scrolling beat-'em-up by Konami, following the 1987 cartoon series. Players control the four turtles across 8 levels to rescue April and Manhattan from Shredder, who has lifted the city into the air. It features improved, distinct special moves and 2-player co-op.

Gameplay Highlights

Dynamic Beat-'em-Up Action: Experience the classic side-scrolling combat Konami is famous for. Fight your way through diverse urban environments, from the neon-lit streets of Manhattan to the metallic depths of the Technodrome.

Unique Special Attacks: For the first time in the series, each turtle possesses a powerful, character-specific special move. Use these devastating attacks to clear the screen of Foot Soldiers, but manage your health carefully as each use consumes a portion of your HP.

Four Playable Heroes: Select from Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, or Michelangelo, each featuring distinct stats regarding speed, reach, and attack power to suit your preferred playstyle.

Two-Player Cooperative Play: Team up with a friend for simultaneous arcade-style action. Coordinate your attacks to handle larger groups of enemies or bosses with tactical positioning.

Iconic Villain Roster: Face off against the ultimate rogue's gallery, including Shredder, Krang, Bebop, Rocksteady, and various other memorable mutants and mechanical threats from the series.

Varied Combat Mechanics: Master a refined control scheme that allows for back-throws, jumping attacks, and precise strikes, offering more depth than previous entries in the NES trilogy.

Product Details

Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

Genre: Beat-'em-up

Players: 1–2 Players

Language: English

Developer: Konami

Publisher: Konami

Release Year: 1992 (North America)

ESRB Rating: E for Everyone (Retroactively rated for cartoon-style fantasy violence)

This game is designed for use on Nintendo Entertainment System consoles.