Most fighters are standby TMNT long, although some characters to unlock the unknown fall fans. Although each character has to play differently, their move sets are very similar core. They have a base attack and strong attack; it is slower but larger and more efficient. Move to use these two attacks by pressing the analog stick in a certain direction to activate another, as in Smash Bros., you have a solid set of movements that fit very easily. Unlike in Smash Bros., no distinctive characters have special moves. Although the sign of a severe attack of May: a katana, while another character is a gun, scope and power of these attacks does not radically different. There is no lightning, and no one to swallow someone else. The characteristics are similar enough that you can select any character and still have a reasonable degree of success, but they are also different enough to make each character unique. The fight is not flashy or modified, but it's Smash Up Smash Bros. accessible to veterans and new fighters themselves.
But just because he is not crazy special moves does not mean that the fight is not binding. Because the differences between the characters are not as dramatic, players must pass to get the most out of their repertoire. You can execute fast attacks on the walls and Dodge strikes during a jump, so the air as much a part of the battlefield on the ground. There is also the Ninja power-ups that you can retrieve and use, including spitting fire, throwing knives, bombs, massive scratch magic shield and your own personal tornado. If you do not like the Power-Up, which is published, you can hold a button to call a pointer, you can then use to power up changes. In theory, an interesting wrinkle added to the strategic game, but in practice it is difficult to get a free moment to point and shoot to be found.
The action is fast and frenetic, if you have some difficult times, especially if you play Smash Bros, especially if you're used to upset you often remain on the ground and not just a little more exciting as you want. This is not a big difference, but as the game progresses, you will no doubt be exploited, is sufficient to determine the time. This can be frustrating at first, and although this frustration disappears as you play more, you always have a tendency to aggravate the moments of helplessness. Smash-up also gives you a split second chance to break your opponent recover, but the analog stick twirling and swaying Wii Remote required, does not seem to do consistently (Wii Remote and Nunchuk, Classic Controller and GameCube The records are handled is registered). Overall, the fight is fun and engaging, but it is not particularly exciting or unique.
The arenas that you fight in do their part to help spice up the action. Only two are static, enclosed areas. The rest feature hazards like bottomless pits, collapsing structures, or vicious monster crocodiles that can devour you in an instant. One level requires you to go through a moving train your opponent to uncouple the cars in front of you, but you can loop caught in a frustrating injury, if you are behind a tunnel on the left to receive. For the most part, these arenas are varied and interesting, though not quite beautiful. When the camera moves, it is difficult to judge distances and the visuals are not as crisp and sharp as they should be. It can be difficult to distinguish between characters, especially if) they were dressed as warriors in a game (four-legged green turtle, for example. So you see your character, Smash-Up an aura of light increases each combatant. The colored contours are certainly different, but they can also be quite disturbing. Fortunately, you can turn it off and use initials, which are displayed below each character to accompany you, but it is a shame visual Smash-Up's not quite familiar with the gameplay.
In addition to the four player battles, you can solo on a series of fights in arcade mode. This story arc has a cinematic lame, but the victory that you can unlock playable characters you meet. (Other foreign characters by) a large number of games in other ways, or using cheat to unlock. A few mini-games will be played during your trip, and these diversions are appropriate, that the shells that you deserve You can then use to get bonus items. A fun shooting you can shoot grenades at targets to unlock character roles, and you can switch your shell for a trophy that you can build the online betting games. Smash-Up online play smoother, so you can fight with friends or jump into a game at random. There are also several ways of local tournaments for up to eight players, and there is a mission mode that presents a long list of different combat scenarios that you must complete. All this adds up to a lot of extra things to do, and goes far to give you more for your money.
Smash-Up is better when you play against a few friends on the couch, but there are problems in the Battle Royal mode, can mess with your game. According to a number of different types, are the victory conditions are not always consistent. At the end of each game, your game statistics are displayed in four categories: life left, cut-outs, knocked once, and health remain. In some knockout games, the player who has lost the required number (five) KO, a player with only two knockouts achieved. We do not know if this is an error or whether the match with some statistics does not show the winner. And in some Last Man Standing matches, the last man in second place.
Despite these issues and staff not-so-great visuals, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up is a fun, engaging fighter. The combat system is solid and fast, and although this is not exactly innovative, it's good enough to support some entertaining fights. If you are a new source of Wii-powered beat downs, Smash-up part of the bill.
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