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Test Chamber – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Danger Of The Ooze
Activision released a new game today starring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, developed by WayForward. Did the studio behind games including DuckTales: Remastered, Contra 4, and Double Dragon Neon deliver a game worthy of the license, or does it keep the streak of disappointing Turtles games going? Watch as Kyle Hilliard, Andrew Reiner, and I do our best to answer that question.
Danger of the Ooze features the four turtles and a variety of other familiar faces from the show. As you can see in the video, exploration is as much a part of the game as combat. In addition to showing off the game, you'll also learn more than you may want to know about the new series' voice cast, courtesy of a slightly obsessed Kyle. We downloaded the game on Xbox 360, but it's also available on PS3 (and Xbox 360) at retail.
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