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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
Update: Out of the Shadows' creators have reached out to us to clarify an important detail about recording artist Just Blaze's involvement in the game. He did, as the story states below, create music for the game. He only created the music for the recent batch of character series trailers that highlighted each of the turtles.
Original story
Recording artist Just Blaze is creating the soundtrack for the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D brawler, Out of the Shadows. In the latest video for the game, he talks about his nostalgia for the turtles.
Along with Just Blaze's thoughts on the adolescent reptiles, you also get a a nice sampling of gameplay, as well as the music.
TMNT: Out of the Shadows is coming to Xbox 360 and PC on August 28, and PlayStation 3 on September 24. For more on Out of the Shadow, you can check out the latest batch of screens here, as well as the game's announcement trailer here.
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