TMNT IV: Turtles in Time Let's Play (Part 3)

Alright, we continue our monstrous trek within Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time and fly around in space and what not, inexplicably going to random dates where there are, also inexplicably, innumerable Foot soldiers ready and able to fight.

But logic doesn't matter! So we trek on and, as you can tell by the thumbnail of part three, we're able to find the eeeeevil Shredder, who, mind you, is still interested in having turtle soup.

I guess more than anything, I'm just wondering what the logistics would be for him to actually compose and put together a turtle soup containing the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It seems like it would get messy.

Let's Play TMNT 4: Turtles in Time (Part 2)

In part two of this Let's Play of the SNES game, we continue our trek to find Shredder and that creepy guy with a brain in his belly. Of course, we're trying to find them because they stole the Statue of Liberty, of which you know from watching the EXTREME part 1.

What makes this next part of the story so amazing is that we go, "Where no turtle has gone before" coming up, which involves none other than TIME TRAVEL. And seriously, when you get down to it, how much more extreme can you get than time travel?

The real question is: will Shredder dine on turtle soup tonight or not?

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time EXTREME Let's Play (Part 1)

Ah, the start of one of my favorite video games ever, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time for the Super Nintendo SNES system. Although this was an arcade game, I never knew when I was a little kid, because all I knew was this radical video game that I had at home for some reason.

I played this game a million times, and for some reason it's a heck of a lot easier now that I'm an "adult" and not a "kid" anymore. Either way, I find some strange "liking" to put so many "things" in quotations marks in this paragraph.

This game is awesome and I hope the Let's Play of it is just as good. Oh, who am I kidding, no Let's Play of this game could fathom to attain the same amount of greatness that the aura of this Super Nintendo video game puts out. I mean, just look at the cover art over there to the left. LOOK AT IT.

Donkey Kong Country Let's Play Walkthrough (Part 5)

In this episode of EXTREME Let's Play, I once again tackle a few levels in the Super Nintendo epic classic Donkey Kong Country. I'm already nearing the end, even though we can't be more than two hours into the game! Oh well, the levels are getting a little more tricky, and so I may (or may not) happen to die a couple times. Be prepared for some lights on, lights off levels!

Donkey Kong Country Let's Play Walkthrough - Part 4

Finally, we're nearing the end of the godless snow levels. I'm calling them godless here, because that's what they are: straight-up evil. The boss of the snow levels is kind of a joke compared to the rest of the levels within the world, so at least the world has that going for it. Then it's on to the last world before the main main boss. I'm scared.

Donkey Kong Country Let's Play Walkthrough - Part 3

We've gotten past the easy first few levels, gotten through the strange man-made (Kong-made?) architecture of the second world, so what could be next? That's right, we've ventured into the snow levels; some of the hardest levels I remember from any Super Nintendo game.

Seriously, I hated these levels when I was a kid. The whole "ice world" in general was a pain in the butt, what with all the barrels and the inability to SEE the barrels. And of course, there are water levels, too.

Donkey Kong Country Let's Play - Part 2

Now that we've gotten past those easy first levels, things start to get a little more serious. The second world starts off with a bang, where all of a sudden we've started to have to go through man-made (or Kong-made) structures. Can we handle the stress?

Donkey Kong Country Let's Play - Part 1

I've begun playing Donkey Kong Country. This game is awesome, and the first few levels are great because you don't have to worry much about doing anything too complicated and can simply focus on playing. Or on playing and talking about how awesome the game is. In an EXTREME way.