The instruction box lies exactly where it used to. The joysticks match the turtles color schemes perfectly. And since no quarters are needed to play, the front simply shows the logos for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and TMNT: Turtles in Time. The only difference is the lack of the classic Konami logo, which has been replaced by the Nickelodeon logo on the cabinet. Each brother stands ready to protect April. Shredder stands alone in the streets surrounded by the Turtles.

Everything from AprilвЂ™s giant coveralls, to MichelangeloвЂ™s yellow color scheme, it is perfect. Pulling this out of the box, the side panel artwork is identical to the original cabinets. With the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles installment of their hit cabinets, they bring the co-op button mashing action to your home with as many lives as you need to take on the Shredder. While remasters and emulators have been a nice placeholder, nothing has replaced the feeling of gathering close a foot from the screen and button mashing your way past countless Foot Soldiers.ДЄrcade1Up has recreated the feel of the old school arcade and shrunk it down just enough to fit in almost any home.

And while I could have paid for college with the amount of quarters I put in the X-Men and the Simpsons machines, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade games were the ones my brothers and I gravitated towards.

Wearing out your fingers while throwing your quarters to the free-life Gods is an experience that is gone in an age of the digital e-shop and Gamestop. I grew up feeding quarters to arcade machines.

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