TITLE: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

PLATFORM: NES

PUBLISHER: Ultra Games

YEAR RELEASED: 1989

Here comes heroes in a half-shell

For 1 player only.

CHEATS

1. An Easy Way to Restore Power - Find a doorway that has a pizza slice or full pizza right at the beginning. Enter, grab the pizza, and exit. If you go back in the pizza will regenerate. Use this to restore power to all your Turtles.

2. Remove crushers in Level 3 - Go to the third level and hop in the Party Wagon. Whenever you see a pesky Crusher drive around, press SELECT. You will exit the car, and the Crusher should vanish from the screen.

3. When you get the boomerangs, throw up to 3 of them in the air, then switch Turtles, and have the new Turtle catch them. The new Turtle will be able to use those boomerangs without having picked up a boomerang icon.

Submitted by majinsnake

Ledge tip:
When the gap between two ledges is only the width of one brick and the ceiling is Turtle height, an attempted jump will result in a sure fall. In this case, your Turtle of choice should just try to step over the gap instead of leaping. He can walk across. Avoid stopping in the middle, and he'll make it easily!

Submitted by Brandon Kilgore

TITLE: TMNT II - The Arcade Game

PLATFORM: NES

PUBLISHER: Ultra Games

YEAR RELEASED: 1990

CHEATS

This code will give you 9 lives. On the title screen, press the following buttons as fast as you can before it swithes to demo mode: Up x1, Right x2, Down x3, Left x4, B, A, Start. For two players, do the same, only press Select and then Start.

Submitted by Duo_Dreamer

To get 10 lives and have a Level Select. Press B, A, B, A, Up, Down, B, A, Left, Right, B, A, Start! You must do it before the Demo Mode Screen comes up and if you want 2 player mode with the cheat, press select before you execute it!

Submitted by Greg and Shaggy 420

Secret menus:
Note: These codes must be entered on the title screen where the choice for number of players appears:

Stage Select Code - tap Down 5 times, Right 7 times, B once, and A once. Then select if you desire two players and finally start.

10 lives Code - Up, Right, Right, Down, Down, Down, Left, Left, Left, Left, B, A, Start

Stage Select and 10 lives Code - B, A, B, A, Up, Down, B, A, Left, Right, B, A, Start.

Submitted by Brandon Kilgore

If you press buttons A and B together, you can kill a Foot Soldier and a Mouser with just one hit. Otherwise they take two hits.

Submitted by Dylan Self

TITLE: Fall of the Foot Clan

PLATFORM: Game Boy

PUBLISHER: Ultra Games

YEAR RELEASED: 1990

Who'll stop Shredder from wringing America's favorite turtle necks?

For 1 player only.

CHEATS

Life Power Up:
When your life runs low, pause the game and press Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A and Start.

Practice the Bonus Games:
On the Title screen, simultaneously press and hold A, B and Select, then press Start. A question mark will appear to the right of the "5" on the Stage Select screen. Select this question mark to practice the bonus games.

Invisible Turtle:
After turning on the Gameboy, hold SELECT, A and B. Continue to hold these buttons and press START until you reach you Level Select screen and choose Level 2. When the game begins, release the buttons. Make sure you only have one energy unit left and go to the bonus stage on the left side of the fourth smasher. While flashing, press A, B, SELECT and START to reset the game. Continue to hold A, B and SELECT and choose your Level and select Leonardo. Continue to hold A, B, SELECT, and RIGHT until the game begins.

Submitted by ShadowNinja1134

Bonus Stage Locations:
In Stage 2, there is a bonus stage on the right side of the second smasher. The next bonus stage is on the left side of the fourth smasher. In Stage 4, Section 2, jump to the top left corner of the screen. In Stage 5, both sections, jump to the top left corner of the screen.

Energy Refill:
Pause the game and press UP, UP, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, B, A and START. You can refill your energy only once per game.

Submitted by GORAK

TITLE: Back From the Sewers

PLATFORM: Nintendo Game Boy

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1991

Stop Shredder from zapping the world famous sewer stars into pet store pebble pushers!

For 1 player.

TITLE: The Manhattan Project

PLATFORM: NES

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1991

Cowabunga! It's a first! Vacationing Turtles take on the ultimate tourist trap!

Featuring simultaneous play for two players, or play against the NES.

CHEATS

Go to the start menu. Go to Two Player B and hit Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, A, B, Start. This should give you a menu where you can pick the difficulty and the level you start on and the number of lives you get. I don't know if it works on one player.

Submitted by Billy Flanary

Hidden options:
NOTE: This code must be entered On the title screen where the choice for number of players appears:

Secret Menu Code - press Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, A, B, then hit Start on Controller 1 for a one player game or Select button before Start for a two player game. Once the character(s) are selected, the hidden options menu should appear.

Submitted by Brandon Kilgore

Auto Mode:
In the Select Turtle screen, press down 5 times to activate the Auto Mode( - AUTO MODE - will be displayed at the top). Initially, you´ll select your turtle, but when you lose a turtle, along the game, the computer will do a random select for the next turtle in a few seconds. If you do not want to let auto mode select the turtle for you, you also can select your player manually.

Ah, for two players, press down 9 times in the Select Turtle menu to activate the Auto Mode.

Submitted by Paulo Vinicius

Enter the following codes on the title screen:
10 Lives (1 Player Mode) - Up, Right Right, Down Down Down , Left Left Left Left, B, A, Start
10 Lives (2 Player Mode) - B, A, Up, Down, B, A, Left, Right, B, A, Start
Level Select and 10 lives - B, A, B, A, Up, Down, B, A, Left, Right, B, A, Start

Submitted by Dan K

TITLE: The Manhattan Missions

PLATFORM: PC

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1991

Box scan submitted by Thundercats

CHEATS

Extra shurikens:
Press [Ctrl] + S during game play to get up to five shurikens. Note: This will not work if you already have five or more shurikens.

Submitted by Dan K

TITLE: The Hyperstone Heist

PLATFORM: Sega Genesis

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1991

The Turtles mutate into another radical form!

1 or 2 players.

CHEATS

Continue game:
Quickly press start on controller 2 immediately before losing your last life to restart with full energy and lives.

Submitted by ShadowNinja1134

Stage and Area select:
When The Konami logo appears, tap C, B, B, A, A, A, B, C before it goes away. When the words "Press Start button" appear, hit start. When the Title screen appears, press A, B, B, C, C, C, B, A. If the Stage Select code was preformed properly, the "Hidden Level Area Select Screen" will appear after choosing the Select Your Turtles screen.

Submitted by Brandon Kilgore

TITLE: Turtles in Time

PLATFORM: Super NES

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1991

Shredder's got some time to kill - three billion years of hi-tech Turtle terror!

Team up for double Turtle trouble with a partner or have yourself a solo slamfest.

CHEATS

One player extra continues:
Press Start on controller two just before losing with no continues remaining. Game play may be continued as player two with the continue total reset to full.

Alternate music:
Enter sound test mode from the option screen. Set the sound test to the "Staff" selection, press B to play the song, then press Y.

The Turtles true colors:
To see the original colors of The Ninja Turtles enter the "options" selection at the title screen. Highlight "Color Mode" & press Left or Right to change it from Animated to Comic.

Code for ten lives:
At the Main Menu use controller 2 press: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, then A Then go to the options screen and use controller 1 To increase your lives to 10

Submitted by Dan K

TITLE: Tournament Fighters

PLATFORM: Genesis

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1993

No street fighter has ever seen fighters or fighting like this!

For 1 or 2 street-hardened warriors.

CHEATS - Genesis Version

"Ultra Desperation" moves can be performed when your life bar flashes.

Key:
F = Foward
B = Back
D = Down
C = C button

Michaelangeo & Donatello: F, B, BD, D+C
Casey (in close): F, B, F+C
Raphael, Ray, Leo, & Sis: B, F, FD, D, BD+C
April (in close): B, BD, D, FD, F+C

Submitted by Chameleon1134

Easy victory:
Note: This trick requires two controllers. Select one player at the main menu as usual and begin game play. Once you're in the battle arena and see your opponent; press Start on controller two. A message stating that a new challenger has arrived will appear. Select the opponent you were about to fight. Proceed to easily defeat player two (your uncontrolled opponent) to complete the level. Note: This trick may only be used up to the first Boss.

Secret rooms:
Begin game in April or Casey's stage. Crash an enemy twice into the floor with April or Casey and they will fall into different room.

Submitted by Brandon Kilgore

Alternate Ending:
Beat the game on maximum difficulty.

Submitted by Dan K

TITLE: Tournament Fighters

PLATFORM: NES

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1993

Cover picture contributed by Kevin Horrex.

The Turtles hit the streets and pound the pavement!

Only a hardened new breed of Ninja Turtle could bring fight-to-the-finish Street Fighter II combat to 8-bit. Shredder’s brutal challenge will finally prove who’s the most dangerous Ninja warrior of them all. A grudge as old as rice has exploded into a supreme tournament of torture between the most highly-trained masters of martial arts in the world. If you think you’ve dealt with intense moves before, this will kick you right into the cowabungas. It’s time to get serious.

Will it be Leonardo? Michaelangelo? Raphael? Donatello? Casey Jones? Hothead? Or the king of low blows himself, Shredder. Only a colossal clash of lawless street justice will tell. Players may fight in four different modes. Story mode lets you brawl as one of the good guys in green against any of the good, bad or ugly dudes. Both One-player mode and Two-player mode allow you to contend as any of the seven samurai in one-on-one mutant battles. Tournament mode mixes it up in a 1 to 4 player tournament. Two at a time fight, but only the strongest comes out looking better than hamburger meat. The attack moves have never been more lethal. All fighters have nasty tactics such as the punch, jump kick, attack guard, fireball throw and slides. Then, each also has unique attack moves to make your opponent beg for mercy like Leonardo’s Tornado Rolling Sovat Kick, Raphael’s Tiger Bite Toss and Casey Jones’ German Suplex.

The Half-shellers are in for the most devastating street fighting on 8-bit. Better wash down that banana sausage pizza with some major punch.

For 1 or 2 Street Hardened Warriors

Box text provided by Scott from NY.

CHEATS

Fireball:
When the hologram of Sensei drops the dot thing, press down, punch then down, forward, attack to throw it at your opponent.

Submitted by Brandon Kilgore

Play as Hothead against Hothead:
Normally, the game doesn't allow more than one player (most likely due to a glitch in the programming), but there's actually a way to bypass this in 1P vs. CPU mode. In the Player Select screen, choose to play as any character (1P) EXCEPT Hothead. Next, the game will ask you to select your opponent (CPU) and here is where you choose Hothead. Now play the game normally, it doesn't matter whether you win or lose. When the match is over, go for a rematch. This time, choose Hothead to be your character. The game will once again ask you for your opponent, but look and behold! The CPU cursor is already on Hothead. Choose him and enjoy the forbidden battle (unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to do this with a second player).

Submitted by Dan K

TITLE: Tournament Fighters

PLATFORM: SNES

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1993

Cover picture contributed by Kevin Horrex.

No street fighter has ever seen fighters or fighting like this!

The Most Severe Punishment You'll Ever Receive

Trash the surfboard & heave the 'za. It's a whole new breed of Turtles who are butting heads with the greatest street fighters on the planet. War, Armaggon, Chrome Dome, Rat King, Karai, Wingnut & Aska are the toughest mutant warriors to ever bury their fists into someone's face. And they'll make an impact on your life you won't ever forget.

On The Streets You're Just A Piece of Meat

The graphics & sound effects take asphalt warfare to the edge of 16 bit technology with 12 tournament arenas, 8 levels of difficulty, 4 combat modes (World Tournament, Story, 1 on 1 & Spectator). There are also adjustable speed modes for faster fighting. And secret enemies who'll chew you up like a stick of beef jerky.

Bigger, Badder, Better Ways To Beat Your Enemy

Undoubtedly you've mastered many street fighting techniques. But until you've confronted the new 'Ultimate Attack Move', you might as well have been fighting your little sister. Also on the rumbling repertoire are quick kicks, somersault throws, over the shoulder back drops, electric pile drivers, spinning upper cuts, head butts, power slams, two fisted zoom punches, bite attacks, shock waves, elbow smashes... you get the idea (we don't have to pound it into your head).

For 1 or 2 Street Hardened Warriors

Box text submitted by tOkKa

CHEATS - SNES Version

NOTE: ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CODES MUST BE ENTERED FROM THE MAIN MENU ON THE CONTROLLER IN **PORT 2**!!
 
Unlock Karai and Rat King to play in Vs. mode:
X, Up, Y, Left, A, Down, B, Right, X, Up.  You should hear an explosion sound to confirm.

Unlock Channel 6 and Metro Train for play in Vs. mode:
L, R, L, R, L, R, A.  Again, an explosion sound will confirm.

Hi Speed 3 mode unlock:
The Konami Code (Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A). A different sound will confirm (Aska's voice).

10 Credits for Story mode:
3B, 3A, 7X. An explosion sound will confirm.

Ultimate Attack enabled in Story mode (this one's tricky):Up, Left, Down, Right, X, Y, A, B, X, Y, A, B, X.  Listen for that familiar explosion.

Submitted by Absaraka

Extra high speed Mode:
Press Up(2), Down(2), Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A on controller 2 at the main menu  A.K.A. title screen. Asaka will say "Excellent" to confirm correct code entry. High speed 3 may now be selected at the options menu.

Boss Backgrounds:
L, R, L, R, L, R, A on controller 2 at the main menu  A.K.A. title screen. If entered correctly, you will hear the sound of a dragon. Select Vs. Battle mode game & select characters. The Metro Train & Studio 6 may now be selected.

Some of Donatello's moves:
Ground Claw: Down, Foward, Fierce Punch
Head Spin: Down, Back, Fierce Kick
Rapid Bow Staff: Fierce Punch rapidly or Normal Punch rapidly

Configure control:
Press select at character selection screen.

Fight as Bosses:
Enable "extra high speed" mode code. Then press X, Up, Y, Left, B, Down, A, Right, X, Up on controller 2 at the title screen. A female voice will confirm correct code entry. Choose VS. mode and move to the left of Shredder to select Rat King or Karai.

Submitted by Chameleon1134

Play as the Bosses (in VS Mode):
At Title Screen on Controller 2, press Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, then A. Aska says something to confirm again. On Controller 2, press X, Up, Y, Left, B, Down, A, Right, X, then Up. You'll hear Aska's voice again. Now go to VS Battle and to the left of Shredder are Rat King and Karai.

New Stages:
At the Title Screen, press left, right, left, right, and A on controller two. Go to VS Battle using Controller one. You can now select either (Metro Train) or (Studio 6).

Submitted by Brandon Kilgore

TITLE: Turtles III Radical Rescue

PLATFORM: Game Boy

PUBLISHER: Konami

YEAR RELEASED: 1993

It'll take a twisted mind to untangle the Turtles from their worst fiasco yet!

For 1 radical rescuer.

CHEATS

Always have 2 continues:
Change the last character of any valid password to "2"

In game Reset:
Press Start+Select+A+B during gameplay to return to the title screen.

Passwords:
Before Scratch - 1000002
After Scratch - 2100002
After Card 1 - 4110102
Before Dirtbag - 1111102
After Dirtbag - 2311102
After Raphael - 3311302
After Card 2 - 4331302
Before Triceraton - 1311302
After Triceraton - 2711302
After Donatello - 3711702
After Card 3 - 4773702
Before Scale Tail - 1777702
After Scale Tail - 2H77702
After Splinter - 3H77HO2
After Card 4 - 4HH7HO2
Before Shredder - 1HHHH02

16 Hearts on Shredder's level:
At the password screen enter 1HHHHH2. After you enter it you will have 16 hearts and be on Shredder's level.

Submitted by ShadownNinja113

TITLE: TMHT: World Tour

PLATFORM: Amiga

PUBLISHER: Electric Crayon

"This was part of a long line of 'Electric Crayon' colouring books based on popular cartoon characters. The user would get to choose different places around the world an colour them in. I beleive there was also a version for the short lived Commodore CDTV that had speech that you could hear when you arrvied at every different location."

Submitted by Yosef

TITLE: TMHT: The Coin-Op!

PLATFORM: Amiga

PUBLISHER: Konami

"This was a port of the 4 player Arcade game. It is an alright port, with better graphics than most of the other versions, but has lost a lot of the playability along the way. Sound is bad (no music) and a lot of the nice little features that made it to even the NES version aren't here. As far as I know, the only release of this was under the "Hero" moniker, making it the British version."

Submitted by Yosef

TITLE: Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles

PLATFORM: Amiga

PUBLISHER: Konami/Image Works

"This was one of the two variations for the Amiga of the first NES game. It has better graphics than the NES version but is exactly the same otherwise. This was the British release."

Submitted by Yosef

TITLE: Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles

PLATFORM: Commodore 64/128

PUBLISHER: Konami/Image Works

Submitted by Niklas

TITLE: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

PLATFORM: Amiga

PUBLISHER: Konami

"This was the other variation for the Amiga. Like the British release, this has better graphics than the NES version, but this one also has better graphics than the British Amiga version. These two games are almost identical in the way they play, but have been developed by different software houses, and have different graphics. This was the version released around most of the world."

Submitted by Yosef