NintendoAge 2012 Weekly Contest Presents: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
Hey everyone! This week's contest is going to be Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2. Here are the rules:
1 life only
1 player only
Play as whichever turtle you choose
No point racking
Highest score wins
The contest ends Sunday, 5/6/12 at 10 PM NA time. Your user name must be in the picture for your score to be valid. The entire TV screen, or computer monitor if you are playing on an emulator, MUST be in the picture for the score to be valid. No partial screenshots will be considered or accepted. Good luck everyone and have fun!

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Looks like I am going to have practice this one a bit.
New to this but how do you know that we just used one life..you know what i mean!!!
Originally posted by: daywalker2k2
sweet let me take a shot at this lol
New to this but how do you know that we just used one life..you know what i mean!!!
You get an extra man every 200 points, so this should be easy to verify. Your lives counter should be consistent with your score.
Benihana 56
the ones that just punch and jumpkick you are the worst.. one hit and they start stunning you and make a couple more hits.. this is about the best I've ever done on this game. played a bit more killed 3 more guys and of course there would have to be a pizza on the very next screen.. ARGH!!
and I don't think baxter on level 3 would be all that dangerous to farm you would just have to stand in a corner and power move the whole time.
EDIT: Score pic removed. Higher score later in thread.
Originally posted by: buttheadrulesagain
I find a difficulty here: I also got to Krang, as rdrunner and Bimmy, and I got 793. I guess I can try more, but I guess I'd "take my time" to kick Baxter Stockman's ass, and get more mouser points - that'd be cheesy. How about this?: whoever finishes the game with one life wins automatically. Or at least kill Krang? we could take a pic before killing Krang, and one after dying with Shredder, and see who killed more Shredder clones?
You know what? I was just about to ask a similar question.
I was considering whether I would do another run to try and beat the game on one man, but under the current rules, what's the point? Someone could win this thing just by killing extra mousers and not even getting to Krang. I know that we have a "no leeching" rule in place, but it's a very thin line in this game.
Here's a possible solution: How about we make this a low score challenge? We could do it similar to Double Dragon and Contra from previous blocks. Most progress wins, lowest score breaks ties?
Originally posted by: rdrunner
Here's a possible solution: How about we make this a low score challenge? We could do it similar to Double Dragon and Contra from previous blocks. Most progress wins, lowest score breaks ties?
I'm happy to see you guys already questionned yourselves about this issue.
Definitely, the best option is too change it to a 'Who got furthest - Low score challenge'. Bimmy should agree on this as well.
Originally posted by: guillavoie
Originally posted by: rdrunner
Here's a possible solution: How about we make this a low score challenge? We could do it similar to Double Dragon and Contra from previous blocks. Most progress wins, lowest score breaks ties?
I'm happy to see you guys already questionned yourselves about this issue.
Definitely, the best option is too change it to a 'Who got furthest - Low score challenge'. Bimmy should agree on this as well.
Didn't see this post. I think that's a better option. Actually trying to beat Stckman without killing many mousers is the way to go, and actually more challenging.
Originally posted by: ookii_risu
So you can run enemies off the screen in this game?
No, but there are a couple of spots and ways you can minimize the number of points, like the mousers part. Not telling the other ways I know, though .
1. If you deflect an object back at an enemy, you will not gain a point (ex. a Foot Soldier throws a sewer lid at you and you hit it back at him and destroy him, you will not gain a point)
2. There are some objects in the game you can hit for an extra point. If you don't hit them, then you obviously won't get the point.
3. There are a couple spots in the game where you can bypass some enemies. There are some missiles in stage 3 you can avoid and some freezing spray canisters in stage 10 you can skip over.
4. Shredder. He only clones himself so many times (I believe it's 13 times) so it is possible to defeat him before you exhaust his supply of clones.
I think that the "least amount, or farthest" rule will reflect better our skill, than the original rules. For instance, if I kill the right amount of mousers to cover for whatever I missed, plus an extra, how will you tell? Maybe someone else will do the same, plus a little bit more... etc. In the other case, it's actually a challenge to kill less mousers, and to use the objects to earn less points.
Unfortunately, it's just a huge flaw in the game.
I got to Shredder before, with the lowest score I could achieve: