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[Eagle of Fire]

Which sewers? Because if you mean those on level one then I'm sure you can simply go thru it.

I'm willing to give it a try and accept this challenge if that's the case.

Edit: well I tried the game and once again the review is very deceiving. This is not really a port but an adaptation of the same game. It doesn't feel nor play like the original at all...

[MV75]

Here's the info on it. I'm sure I originally saw it on youtube, but this is all I can find right now.

http://www.scary-crayon.com/games/tmnt12pc/

I remembered it clear as when I first saw it, it was that exact place where my game ended for me as the jump is impossible, and back in ~1990 I didn't know any cheat codes to get past that place. I actually thought at first it was an intentional road block that you wern't supposed to get past, so I ended up playing the game several times more looking for any alternative route. Nope, game over. So I packed it all up back in its box never to see the light of day again and moved onto other games and felt sad about actually buying this game. Actually the biggest kicker was it was a birthday present and I was super excited to get it. Ah well, also pretty much marked the end of any significant interest I also had in the tmnt universe.

[Eagle of Fire]

Hummm... Seems to be a well documented bug. I don't see what I could do here without cheating.

I was basing my optimism on the fact that the port would look like the NES version. After all, PCs always been superior to consoles.

I guess I was wrong. Better get a NES emulator and play the NES version. It's a great game.

[technion]

Dear god.. a childhood favourite.

I managed to clear this game without knowing cheats. No, I'm not going to pretend I cleared that stupid jump.

My mates and I did however, find a place that level glitched out and you could fall through the world. Depending where you went from there.. you would either die for no reason or start on the next level