Gameplay wise, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mixes several styles, though the majority of the game is a sidescrolling action game. Only then can they use the Life Transformer Gun to return Splinter into his human self. The Ninja Turtles must now work together to save New York, rescue Master Splinter, and infiltrate the Technodrome to stop Shredder and the Foot Clan once and for all. To make matters even worse, Shredder informs them that he has also placed bombs all over the Hudson River, and will blow up the dam, effectively flooding the city. Before they can say “Cowabunga”, however, things take a turn for the worse when they discover that April was only a diversion, and in their absence the Foot struck and kidnapped Master Splinter. Leaving Splinter behind in their sewer hideout, the foursome maneuvers their way through the Foot Clan’s hideout in New York, and rescue’s April with relative ease. April O’ Neil has been kidnapped by Shredder’s bumbling henchmen duo Rocksteady and Bebop, and the four teenage turtles set out to rescue her. The story bases itself very loosely on the episode “Shredder & Splintered”, where the TMNT are after a retromutagen gun to turn Splinter human, though this game tells a more original self contained story to introduce the setting and characters within the universe. Gekikame can be considered itself another unique universe in the TMNT franchise, though one that did not materialize much further. Subsequent games and TMNT merchandise in Japan changed April back to being a friend of the Turtles, not family.
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Within the manual and in game, this fact is made clear in story and dialogue, though it is never further explained beyond just being an overlying detail. Channel 6’s most eager reporter is now Splinter’s daughter. The overall plot remains more or less identical, apart from a very significant difference, that being April ‘O Neil. For many of the young Japanese audience, Gekikame would be their proper introduction to the Ninja Turtles franchise, albeit its story is not exactly the same one which the Western audience were familiar with. Released as Gekikame Ninja Den (“Legend of The Powerful Ninja Turtles”) prior to all other eventual releases around the world, Gekikame was actually the very first piece of TMNT related content to reach Japan. Its Japanese release is probably the most interesting out of the many releases this single game saw.
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