| 07-11-2020 04:58 PM | ||
| Smiling Spectre |
Theoretically speaking - yes. But it must be someone who actually will do that... Anyone? Well, I am slightly busy now, but if no one will volunteer, remind me in 2-3 weeks, and I'll try to do that. |
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| 07-11-2020 03:59 AM | ||
| The Dutch Ghost |
Any way we can update the game description page with this information? People new to it who want to play it would probably appreciate it. |
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| 18-10-2020 09:32 PM | ||
| Smiling Spectre |
It's for joystick, obviously. Try this page, it's much more obvious and have keyboard mappings. |
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| 16-10-2020 11:10 PM | ||
| Alexis78 |
Hello, Itīs been years for me since the last post in Abandonia. Recently (2 hours ago, lol!) I was trying the TMNT - Manhattan Missions and I found pretty difficult to figure how to control my mutant turtles, so after a bit of research, I found this (Itīs a copy paste): "Controls ======== The controls in TMNT are a little bit confusing, especially if you don't have a manual, so here's a little explanation about how to us them. There are two buttons, one called a "base button" and another called a "post button". Using these buttons in conjunction with pad directions, the turtles can perform various moves. In addition, there are two modes for the turtles, walk mode and fight mode. Walk mode allows the turtles to walk around freely and at full speed while fight mode equips your weapons and readies your turtle for battle. To switch between modes, press both buttons at the same time. Now your turtles can perform different defensive and offensive moves depending on the mode they're in, the buttons you press and the direction where you press the pad in. This is what they can do in each mode, according to the manual: Walk Mode, No buttons --------------------- Up: Jump straight up Up-left: Jump back-up Up-right: Jump up forward Neutral: Stand Left: Walk left Right: Walk right Down, down-left, or down-right: crouch/pick up item Walk Mode, Base Button ---------------------- Up-left, left, or down-left: Throwing star left Up-right, right, or down-right: Throwing star right Up: Climp up/Enter door on top Neutral: Stand Down: Climb down/Enter door on bottom Walk mode, Post Button Walk Mode, Post Button ---------------------- Any direction: Use item Fight, No Buttons ----------------- Up: Jump straight up Up-left: Jump back-up Up-right: Jump up forward Neutral: Stand Left: Shuffle left Right: Shuffle right Fight, Base Button ------------------ Up: Power Attack Up-left/right: Attack high left/right Left: Attack middle left Right: Attack middle right Neutral: Stand Down-left: Attack low left Down: Attack low/kick Down-right: Attack low-right Fight Button, Post Button ------------------------- Any direction: Block in that direction PRESS F1 to switch turtles at any time." I got It from IGN Well, now I am a bit mor confused, the problem is that I donīt know what buttons to press, really, I donīt know where are the so called "base" and "post" buttons, I will investigate a bit more. |
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| 27-11-2016 05:34 PM | ||
| The Dutch Ghost |
I would like to make some suggestions for additions to the review text, in particular the controls of the game description. CTRL + P pauses the game CTRL + Q quits the game to DOS |
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| 23-06-2010 03:36 PM | ||
| MarkH |
Hi guys, would anyone like to help explain to me how to work the controls for this game? Thanks, Mark |
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| 24-02-2010 02:49 PM | ||
| ChibiKitsuneWarrior | Oh, I used to love TMNT when I was a kid. I guess I have to give this game a go now that I've seen it. xD | |
| 24-02-2010 05:13 AM | ||
| arete |
Don't let *anybody* stop you 
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| 23-02-2010 08:34 PM | ||
| Jogait |
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| 23-02-2010 06:57 AM | ||
| arete |
Or you can write shorter reviews so they ain't so ruddy long to correct  Besides, I like long reviews. I just need subheadings to find the good stuff, like game tips and settings 
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No way... Ok, this Manhattan review may be little short, but common, that's better then writing too long one. The only reason I write so big reviews is to ensure that people don't read them, so reviews don't have to be much good to be respected 
And you can always change some things I guess...