This looks to be the best TMNT game since the 90's .

@Venatorcruiser @kavadias1981 That's a film called 'Suicide Club'. I'm not sure what you mean by that...

@kavadias1981 The birth rate in Japanese is at dangerously low levels, with today's 'men' preferring to dress up as female animé characters (there's a huge salon industry dedicated to this) and many even falling under the moniker 'soshoku danshi' ("herbivore men"). Google research is your friend.

lol!

I think I'll pass, period. ...sans the $50 fee! ^_-

That's a shame.

The Kinect and Halo would go together like a bib and nappy.

KoFXIII and SFIII are the only games worth looking at here. The rest, casualware.

Well... this is a franchise solely geared for the never-been-kissed otaku, after all.

There are stuff-all decent LotR games. So, Lego can't really go wrong here.

...as long as Suaron is playable!

Training mode is indeed where this genre needs to address the issue of diminished gamer skill compared to the arcade days / 90s. Fighting games should never compromise their inherent steep-ish learning curve (assuming they haven't already) because then you undermine the entire genre (see: criticisms of MvC3, SFIV, MK9 et al). A fighter with Wiisy command inputs is a BRAWLER (like DBZ or Naruto), not a fighting game per se. This should not be forgotten.

Bioware: The lords of filler rehashes. EA: The schiBe touch.