The History of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Turtles In Time - arcade documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
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This has to be the single most favorite docu-vid you've ever done. TMNT was a HUGE part of my childhood and this hits even closer to home now that I am collecting the Arcade/Turtles in Time action figure line.
Excellent, those figures are fantastic
Same. I'm still waiting for my Bebop and Rocksteady figures to ship that I pre-ordered in May :/
PrinceMarcus William Hey where could I pre-order them?
@@cyrus2546 there are lots of websites
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries As you know, Razor, Tokka, and Tatsu were movie executive characters. Now, they're Canon Immigrants.
Now we're talking! This arcade game was such a hit back in the day and the SNES port was utterly superb, and the less we say about the remake the better. Hopefully the new upcoming TMNT beat'em up can live up to Turtles in Time's legacy!
The remake wasn’t bad as people and reviews said it was.
I'm very hopeful for shredders revenge
Shredders revenge was good, but not on the same level as turtles in time or the original arcade. I'd say it's #3 turtle game
Such a great time to grow up in! The arcade is sorely missed in my opinion.
Always will be my friend
I remember getting the SNES port from Toys R Us and at the time I didn’t realize the arcade version even existed. So many great memories plaything the game with my best friend. It never got old and I still have my copy of it.
Turtles In Time was definitely the pinnacle of the series for certain. Yet it is interesting with how the arcade game was seemingly not very well known, and almost totally forgotten, due to both the Ninja Turtles franchise, and the suddenly aging beat em up genre slowly beginning to go stale by then, once one on one fighters (starting with Street Fighter II, and Mortal Kombat) were on the verge of becoming the new trend with arcade games. You pretty much saw the first Ninja Turtles game virtually everywhere which had arcade machines to play, yet I could literally count on one hand with how often I came across a Turtles In Time arcade cabinet from what I remember. Three of which was over a decade after it first came out, and only conclusively recall seeing it once when it was a new game. Yet almost everybody knew about, and played the Super NES version at the time (which had apparent very good sales, and was well received), to the point where many kind of thought it was another direct to console release (as was the case with T.M.N.T. III: The Manhattan Project on the original NES), with no proceeding arcade game to go with it like with the first one. On a quick side note, you also did NOT lose life from doing a special attack in the arcade version, but DID in the console port(s) however though.
It was pretty popular around here although obviously not as big as the first one. Thanks foor the info
That Crime Fighter's game was nuts! I remember that game. To beat it, you had to spend a fortune on quarters. I played it on M.A.M.E and it was so difficult to beat, as I had to keep pressing the credit button to replenish my energy (indicated by digits) especially towards the end of the game when all the bosses gang up on you and pummel you towards the corner of the screen.
That game will literally make you physically sweat, guaranteed! Lol
It sure did, it was definitely a $0.25 muncher
Wow! This is awesome! I was a major Turtlehead back then. I remember when this first came out and being a mallrat hanging in the arcade there. I believe they had just gotten five cabinets, and me and my friends going around singing, 🎵"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!"🎶...... and waiting for our turn. Ahhh! Good times....good times! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the nostalgia, Pat!
All absolutely, the turtles were huge in the 80s which I don't have to tell you :-) I'm glad you enjoyed it so much
Turtlehead is poop. I would call myself anything but that if I was you just saying.
The ''Burry My Shell at Wounded Knee'' Level Always reminds me so Much of Another Konami Classic ''Sunset Riders''!!!
Both sunset and turtles in time developed in conjunction with each other. BURY my shell is thought to be a little wink and a nod to the upcoming sunset
Another awesome video from Patman. Thank you for all of the love and care that you put into these.
I'm glad you enjoy it, thank you
I'm excited for TMNT: Shredder's Revenge
So am I, really looking forward to it
Holy cow I never even would’ve guessed nash played super shredder 🤯 he’s been around movies lol 😂
I never would have guessed it either, I've known for a long time but have never seen the behind-the-scenes picture until doing this video
Super Shredder is Just too SWEEEEET🐺
@@SegaDream131 big shedder cool 😂 🤘🏽
@@SegaDream131 LOL comment of the day
Oh man, I was NOT expecting that image during the "Happy Little Games" portion HAHA!!! That's friggin brilliant!
LOL, I appreciate that. I'm glad you enjoyed my silly sense of humor
Fantastic documentary man I freaking love the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles those old arcade games and NES and Super NES games of the turtles was definitely part of my childhood those days were awesome.
Yes they were, I'm glad you enjoyed it so much
This was one of my favorite games as a teen. Thanks for the nostalgia. :-)
Same here! One of my favorites of all time
Between Mortal Kombat & TMNT, there was a whole lot of dancing going on at the arcade corner at King Skate Country.
20:40 This song bops. I need it.
I agree :-)
The man, the myth, the legend!
Thank you good sir
It's a shame we didn't get a game like Turtles in time for the real ghostbusters cartoon☹
Or a Thundercats arcade game
I always thought the Amiga version of thunder cats looked fantastic but it played terribly in my opinion
I agree
It's Turtle Time! Great video PatmanQC! Thanks for the history and humor. Great video as usual and a welcome addition to the PatmanQC History of Arcade Games and Conversions.
That is excellent of you to say. Glad you enjoyed the content in my silly sense of humor :-)
It's so cool that you can play all the classic TMNT games via the Cowabunga Collection.
Cool. TMNT games were always fun to play.
It’s also going to be cool when Patman does a video on Skate or Die.
It's on the list but it all depends on what I can find to talk about
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries I appreciate all you do. Thank you for the reply.
@@storiedworlds6261 Absolutely :-)
The run button wasn't in the SNES game, it was on Hyperstone Heist. I loved the fact that you could choose between the cartoon and comic colors. My only gripe with the SNES game was that you had to beat it on hard to get the ending. It was frustrating as a kid. Keep up the great work. Your videos are entertaining, even if I wasn't interested in the game itself, I still watch your videos.
I can understand the frustration, especially when on hard mode, Slash can be a bit of a monster until you figure him out, and even then he's tricky. Regarding the run button, you are absolutely right, though the SNES game does offer the option for a double tap to run, along with the auto run the arcade game had, so it is still at least a run on demand. I do prefer the button for running, though.
Nice documentary, a couple of little things to add is that you can choose a slight colour variation of the turtles in hyperstone heist between an anime look or the comic colour and secondly the hold/ ragdoll throw is performed on the second hit if the foot soldiers are hunched over so its not random it can be performed at will once mastered, and the run then two button flying kick or the run jump which performs a flip then whilst flipping the attack button to sweep.
I knew I should have mentioned the color change in the Genesis version. Thanks
Oh man !
I’ve been waiting for this !
Konami hit gold with this…
They sure did :-)
Knew it would be worth it staying up late. Work be damned.
LOL, thanks. Sorry about that
I loved TMNT: Turtles in Time in the arcade and the SNES TMNT 4 and Hyperstone Heist on Genesis. They were amazing! Thanks for covering these games!
Glad you enjoyed!
I remember the SNES port being the first time I thought to myself “this is like playing the arcade game at home”. In my generation, we got arcade to NES ports that either just simply used the title and completely reimagined the game (Ninja Gaiden or Bionic Comando) or they try to stay faithful to the arcade version and did the best they could with the hardware (Bad Dudes). This was the one where I really remember feeling like we were getting really close to the arcade experience at home. I vividly remember renting this game (and a Wrestlemania, wish I could remember which one with my cousin, who was like my brother, got a big take and bake pizza, chips, candy and a THREE liter of Pepsi and I’m pretty sure we stayed up until four in the morning watching wrestling and playing video games. God I would give anything just to go back to those days just for a little bit. Anyway, thanks for the nostalgia!
You and me both but you can never go back. Such good memories of playing games with my friends and family and staying up all night laughing and having fun.
I love Turtles in time I got it for Xmas of 1992 unfortunately is the last game our father bought us because he died January 3 1993 a little bit more then a week. Me and my 3 brothers still get together and play this bad boy rotating the controllers so we can all get our licks in. We do it in the name of our father. Victory is bitter sweet because we're grown men in our 40s and late 30s but we cry like children because of the momory.
That's terrible, but at least you have a wonderful gaming memory is still share with your siblings. Thank you for sharing
I never knew turtles in time was also released in the arcades! Thanks to you now i know 😅
I had only played the first version of the arcade game, which i reaaaaally loved. When i got turtles in time as my first game with fzero and chō makai mura for my sfc back in 1993, i was a bit disapointed by it found it a shallow and technically not up to the task (i had a neogeo aes as a second console so that may have been the reason for it 😅). The 2 frames scaling effect when throwing the ennemies out of the screen was a big let down, when i knew the sfc was capable of perfect background layer scaling effect, so why didn't they use that method?🤦♂️
I quickly swapped the game at a store to get another one after 2 weeks. And now i have to buy it again for 200€ 😂
Great video as always! I would love to meet you one day and have a cafe at a terrasse where i live in Paris France👍
Yes the scaling effect was not up to par but at least it was still in there unlike the hyper stone heist. I have never been to Europe but if I ever do I'll be sure and take you up on that fine offer. Thanks for the nice words and greetings from the states.
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries 😀😌
The reason they didn't use proper scaling is because video mode 7 which allowed that scaling could only support a single background layer. As the game had full backgrounds, there was no way they could have foot soldiers also be part of the same background layer. It was technically impossible. That is the reason most mode 7 stuff takes place over a blank background, like in Castlevania 4. The game actually uses one of the system's three background layers, in whichever video mode that is, to do the fake scaling of the foot soldiers. That is why you can't toss them at the screen during the first stage for the period of time Krang is in the background trying to shoot you as all three BG layers are in use at that moment. One is the bridge, the second is the city backdrop, and Krang is the third. As soon as he's off the screen, you can toss the foot soldiers at the screen again.
Video was so nice I had to watch it twice. Great job PatmanQC
LOL, Well I sure do appreciate that :-) thank you :-)
The farthest I've gotten was the Pirate Ship with Tokka & Rahzar! I was not expecting them 2 be the bosses in this game! You can say I died of shell shock! I miss the old days when consoles had different games. Now a days like TMNT: Shredders Revenge it is the same across the board. Back in the day SEGA had a different entry & Nintendo was closest to the arcade, but not necessary the best. I liked the SEGA Version the best for "TMNT: The Hyper Stone Heist" It looked darker like the comics. Now signing off to play some TMNT...I love being a Turtle!
LOL. Hyper stone has quite the following in the retro gaming community. I was not aware
I always loved the SNES version of the game given how the additional bosses make the storyline flow a bit better.
Konami wisely used Archie Comics/Playmates Slash design instead of that goofy Fred Wolf cartoon Slash! "Where's my Binky!"
So many weekend rentals, so many quarters dumped... Thanks Patman! 🤙🏿
Any time!
Another awesome video from a great channel. Thanks Patman, your videos always make my day. Keep it up, brother!!!
Excellent, I appreciate the high praise :-) thanks
You have no idea how much joy I get out of your videos PatManQC
How very nice of you to say, thank you
A personal favorite. Thanks Pat!
Absolutely, thanks for watching
The snes was a masterpiece of a game. Loved that version so much.
It had incredible graphics, music, and gameplay. Also had all the bosses you could ask for. Perfect game!
It was fantastic, and like I mentioned in the video at the time considered almost arcade perfect
Great Documentary. 👍 TMNT were also big I’m Latin American, unfortunately never had the chance to play the game as a kid but now things have changed. 🍕 🐢 Cawabunga!
Thank you, glad you finally got to enjoy it
Nice Tatsu Movie Card/Sticker flashback. I had an entire shoebox full of those movie cards as a kid that were given away in a yard sale when I was a kid, without my permission! The cards weren't even ten years old at the time, and I haven't seen them anywhere else since then except online for stupid prices individually.
When I was looking at pictures of Tatsu That image came up but I thought "wow, that's very cool I think I'll include it "and I'm glad I did . Keep looking, perhaps you will find your collection again :-)
I'm 34. My 7 year old son and I, beat this together. He's been wanting to play through it again. Time to fire it up again, soon!
SNES version...
Excellent, I just way through it again with my son again and had a lot of fun
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Very cool. Definitely a good dad/son game. Mayne after work today if I dont get into Dragon Warrior.
I have so many memories of playing the original TMNT arcade at Chuck-E-Cheese. Seeing it again brings back memories of sweat and stale pizza. I love it. Thanks!
I have a lot as well, thanks for watching
These were good times. When you had 3 other buddies that loved video games and the ninja turtles as much as you. And just wanted to beat the game. They don’t make games like this anymore. To play with your friends you have to do it online. It’s a shame. I miss these days.
Yes, now everything is online unfortunately
THANK YOU!!!!!!
One of my all-time favorite games!
Absolutely, hope you enjoy it
When ya talked about the iconic theme song and then hit me with an ad I damn near dropped my phone. Didn’t expect that. I was already keyed up to start singing lol. Well played. 😆
That wasn't intentional, the ads are randomly placed. Sorry about that
I spent so much money on TMNT 2 that I could've bought a cabinet.
LOL, I feel that way about so many arcade games it's ridiculous
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries that's exactly right! Street Fighter, Final Fight, Ninja Turtles, just about anything you can think of that required quarters made a ton of money from me.
Nice work and Turtle Power!
Thank you! Cheers!
Really glad the voice actor of Donatello and Ralph is still desame from the tmnt 2012 nickelodeon only donatello
Amazing job with the vid Pat! Turtles in time has a very interesting history with it and all its ports and the differences. I'd love to see a remake of it but somehow include everything from all of them into one amazing game. 👊
Thank you so much, there was technically only one port available and that was the super Nintendo version which I talk about in length at the end of the video. I like to get the remakes other items associated with it before I tackle the conversions
Im so excited they are releasing ALL TMNT games in a collection including the arcade versions!!!!
That should be a killer collection
"Neon Knight Riders, 2020 A.D."
*sees it is August 8, 2021 A.D.*
Wait a minute...
They changed it for the home release for some odd reason
Technically the original arcade did not have a super shredder as boss. The Snes does bc it shows him being mutated right before the last battle. The shredder does seem to be unusually tall, however by all means still is regular shredder. I can’t remember if super shredder was in genesis port, I think so.
If I'm not mistaken, the level known as "Burn my shell at Wounded Knee", was put in the game, to pay tribute to another Konami classic, Sunset Riders, which was also released in 1991!
I never saw Turtles in Time in the arcade, even though the '89 original was everywhere.
They were both pretty popular around here
This was a well made and well researched video. You deserve more views.
Thank you, I appreciate that :-)
Super Shredder was exclusive to snes turtles IV, the arcade version was Shredder with a lightsaber
I was a bit obsessed with the first arcade game for a bit. I'd play it or watch it everywhere I saw it. By the time the sequel came out, I wasn't happy with the Turtles as a property anymore due to the nature of the marketing and all that. The first time I saw Turtles in Time arcade, it was right next to Sega's Spider-Man beat-em-up game, so that's where my attention went, and I got a bit obsessed with that one for a while. But there was no denying even then that Konami did a great job on the presentation. I didn't love the second arcade game at first due to odd quirks like the auto run, but I grew to enjoy it. The SNES version was improved in some ways in my opinion and I know I'm not alone there. I also enjoy Hyperstone Heist a lot. They're different enough to both be worth playing, and I'm glad for that. I always appreciated that the Genesis version has music very similar to the arcade version, which I vastly prefer over the SNES game's music. Luckily, thanks to the hacking community, there is a way to play the SNES version with the arcade music, so that's a great option to have.
Very nice work on this video. It was very enjoyable to watch as usual and informative.
Somebody else had mentioned a super Nintendo hack so I will have to look into that. That sounds really cool. A friend of mine was also obsessed with the Spider-Man arcade game and I watched him dump $20 when it first came out just to beat it. I spent three dollars and tapped out LOL thanks for the nice words, glad you enjoyed it
Been waiting. Your voice helps me fall to sleep.
Thank you….I think
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries right? That made me laugh.
@@louyork8379 LOL THANKS
Can you imagine playing the games and picking up Budweiser rather than Pizza? “Party Time dudes! Literally.”
LOL
Yooo patman qc thanks for the video!!! Im stoked for Shredders Revenge!!
You and me both! :-)
Great documentary! I was obsessed with the SNES game as a kid (of course known as "Hero Turtles" here in the UK then!) and still play Turtles In Time at least once a week
Thanks a lot, it was a fantastic game
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries I can't wait for Shredder's revenge either! Sad the release has slipped to 2022 but it should be awesome. Did you see they announced April as a playable character last week?
Awesome video!! I remember playing Turtles In Time in the arcades and when it came out for the SNES I got it and was pretty blown away!! At that time, before comparison videos etc, it really looked and felt like having the arcade at home!! Thank you for doing these vids, this is one of my absolute faves!!!
Thank you so much, The first thing I thought when I saw the super Nintendo version running was "wow, that looks arcade perfect" and it was very close especially back in the day
I liked the HD remake, despite it not being too popular.
So did I
12:54 TIL that Raphael and Liu Kang and the bad boss from Legend of the Drunken Master are all the same guy, Ho Sung Pak.
Criminally under-watched video.
How nice of you to say! Thanks
Would you consider doing a series on the Arcade 1UP games? Great channel!
Sure, it's something I could consider
they also added addition sound fx for the turtles on the snes when they do there special move. i know raphs special does more damage
TMNT was a lifestyle for me back in the day
Amazing Video,Bring me Good memories about my Childhood,you're great Patman👍🎮🤟
That is kind of you to say, I'm glad you enjoyed it :-)
Hyperstone Heist was another one of Konami's B-efforts in my opinion. That gauntlet level was just cheap crap too. The level of love Konami gave the Genesis really seemed to depend on what day of the week it was. Sometimes they'd give it amazing games like Castlevania Bloodlines and Contra Hardcorps, which were every bit as good as their SNES counterparts, and other times they'd do stuff like Sunset Riders and this.
Sunset RideRS And turtles in time were developed at the same time. There is even speculation that the wild West level in this game was done as sort of a bridging of the gap between the two.
One of the top 5 best SNES games
i will always love your documentaries Patman
Thank you so much :-)
First time I played on the arcade!! I beat it through the whole game!!!
Holy moly, good job
How much money did you spend?
@@Keith2XS Dunno!!
Bro we need these on switch or consoles somehow. License to print money! Figure this out konami! These games the Simpsons Arcade, Xmen Arcade, Avengers Arcade etc need to be on the modern machines imo. Great vid Patman.
We need just a licensed konami brawler compilation with all of those. It would be easy money or they could get IP's sorted out. Thank you very much
I w really gotten back into TMNT with the Last Ronin mini. These games have always had a special place in my heart. Turtle 🐢 Power 💥
Absolutely, they are a lot of fun
Great video! Love this game, definitely one of my top 10 games for the SNES. I’m also a huge fan of the Ninja Turtles. 🔴🟣🔵🟠
Thank you so much, it is fantastic
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Your welcome and thank you for the great videos 🤙🏽
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries I would love to see you do a vid on Streets Of Rage series, that would be dope.
@@TheMiKeYM1KE If you take a look at my channel you notice I try to cover games that have not been done over and over such as Mario, streetfighter, etc. I will get to those at some point just not quite yet. Streets of rage is on the list though :-)
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Got it my dude👌🏽 Only suggested it cause you have a unique perspective that I would like to see cover one of the greats on the 16 bit era.
And I will most definitely check out the rest of your catalog. Keep up the great work.
Like humans were riding hoverboards in 2020. Oh wait-
LOL
Oh 2020, my faaaaavorite year of all.
One of the top 10 best arcade and SNES games of all time
I'm right there with you pal
That cabinet art of April O'Neil came out right at the peak of puberty lol. ..someone told me she was dating the curious George guy in the yellow hat
LOL, I can recall that :-)
Having Rocksteady but not Bebop is the perfect metaphor for the limitations you have to accept when comparing a Genesis game to an SNES game.
27:03 but the guy who jumps into the frame in the back of the news report is pretty awesome
LOL, I don't think I caught that. Good eyeballs
It's funny you should mention Mr Kabuki. The machine is also known as Mr Goemon based off of a famous folktale thief from Japanese history similar to a Robin Hood. The character went on to star in a series of games starting on the NES, ending around the time of the Game Boy Advance. I'd be fascinated if you did a history of that series as there were so many games we did not get in America. Plus, I'd just like to know your thoughts on the character designs and music of this unique import.
Mr Goemon is on the Nintendo Switch under Arcade Archives
Thanks for the info
The countless quarters and hours I spent on both the arcade and SNES versions of this game needs to be studied lol
Starting with pinball in the 70s all the way up to the late 2000's I can't tell you how many quarters I spent
I played this game with my brother non stop when it came out and still have my snes copy. After all this time I had no idea THAT YOU CAN CHANGE THEIR COLORS! I think the SNES version is actually the best version because of the extra levels and bosses.
It definitely is the better version in my opinion
I never played turtles in time until my adulthood. So hyper stone heist is what I am close to
That's another excellent game
I love this game! I played it a little in the arcade but mostly I played it on the snes. I crack up when Rocksteady and Bebop show up dressed as pirates. I love those guys.
That was hilarious
Honestly I like the SNES version's arrangement of bosses better. Slash fits the prehistoric era, being a dumber and more brutal version of the Turtles themselves, and the Bebop and Rocksteady Cosplay as Pirates fight is downright hilarious as they get their weapons tangled up and do more damage to each other than you do.
Didn't Razar and Tokka get moved to a different part of the game, too. I could of sworn they were still in it.
I remember besting the game and being so proud
The throw and slam were not random; at least the snes version wasn’t. U could trigger the slam by stunning the baddies with at least one hit, approach them and press down on the DPad and a press of the attack button. The screen throw was done the same way but u had to stun approach and press forward and attack. U can beat the level on Snes with throwing the soldiers toward Shredder (screen throw) if you know how to do it.
Yes, like I said in the video is not random on the Home versions But it is on the arcade version
No need to get touchy bro. 🤣 Just thought people might want to know how it was done just in case they didn’t know since u didn’t specify that in your video. Still good video my man. Didn’t mean to strike a nerve.🤷🏽♂️
@@johnmecca9008 I was Not touchy at all,sorry about that
Great Video Patmac! TMNT Forever!!
You know it! Thanks
Patmac!
this game is very special to me along with shredder's revenge they are both awesome and the snes version is wonderful
Yes I agree
This game was fun & brings back memories.
Absolutely :-)
You failed to mention the Arcade1Up TMNT Countercade coming out in 2021.
Okay, what else did I fail at? Please let me know
Great video, as usual!
Thanks again!
Turtles in time, mortal kombat 1 and 2 on snes was my childhood .
As was mine :-)
PSA: the 2007 TMNT PC Game cannot run on a modern machine due to changes in CPU instruction sets. The game's own launcher cannot identify a Ryzen CPU, regardless of which OS or Virtual Machine (such as an XP install) you install TMNT under. It was a fun platformer Turtle game. It will only run on an authentic, older CPU architecture.
Thanks for the info
Thanks for the video, Pat. This was great.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you my friend
Both TMNT Arcade games and Turtles in Time on SNES were phenomenal. The one for Genesis was lousy in comparison due to the bad sound/music and only 5 measly levels.
Only five levels but they were a lot longer and different. Hyper stone did not have the same player as the super Nintendo but I still enjoyed it
I prefer the music for the Genesis version because it sounds a lot more like the arcade, as the arcade game also used FM synth music. The Genesis music quality is very good. The reworked music for the SNES game isn't bad, but it uses some odd instruments in spots, and the staccato quality of it feels like a downgrade to me. There are hacks for the game now, including a way to play with the arcade music, so that is really nice. As for the voices, the Genesis samples are scratchy, while the SNES ones are super muffled, so it's about even for me. And the games are about the same length, regardless of number of levels, however people seem to prefer the pacing of the SNES game, plus it has more bosses and enemy types which is good for a beat-em-up game. They're different enough that I enjoy them both.
6:30 - I always assumed they either stole cable, or had it wired to an antenna on the surface. Donatello was quite the tech wiz after all.
LOL that's true
Can’t wait for the collection never played turtles in time arcade nor hyperstone heist. SNES dominated the household back then.
2:30 Donnie hacked the cable, dude.
LOL good call
Keep up the amazing reviews Pat! Loved me some teenage mutant ninja turtles!
So do I my friend, thank you