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 (’93) Playing off the tournament fighter mode originally
built into TMNT IV, Tournament Fighters successfully
delves far deeper into the fighting genre. Everything you would
expect from a Capcom Street Fighter game is here. Tournament
Fighters appeared on the NES and Genesis as well, though
all three versions differ somewhat in plot and characters.
After the apparent defeat of the Shredder,
the Turtles learn of a global tournament in which Shredder is
involved. The Turtles travel the globe and battle a series of
opponents including the Shredder Elite and Karai.
GAME GENIE CODES
CHARACTER CODES WORK IN ALL MODES
EXCEPT STORY
WITH CODES 1 THRU 6 YOU CANNOT VIEW THE ENDING
1) DCCA-1405 = Leonardo is replaced by
Rat King
2) D8CA-1405 = Leonardo is replaced by
Karai
3) DCCA-14A5 = Raphael is replaced by Rat
King
4) D8CA-14A5 = Raphael is replaced by Karai
5) DCCA-1705 = Donatello is replaced by
Rat King
6) D8CA-1705 = Donatello is replaced by
Karai
7) F6E9-3D25 = Both players start with
1/4 health
8) 7DE9-3D25 = Both players start with
1/2 health
9) 06E9-3D25 = Both players start with
3/4 health
10) DDB1-CF60 = Start with no continues
(leave menu option on 3)
11) D4B1-CF60 = Start with 1 continue
12) D0B1-CF60 = Start with 3 continues
13) D1B1-CF60 = Start with 5 continues
14) D6B1-CF60 = Start with 7 continues
15) 82A6-4FA4 = Automatic and infinite continues
FOR CODES 16 THRU 19, LEAVE MENU OPTION ON 60
16) FD86-4F00 = Matches are 10 seconds long
17) F986-4F00 = Matches are 15 seconds long
18) 4D86-4F00 = Matches are 20 seconds long
19) 5986-4F00 = Matches are 75 seconds long
(DO NOT COMBINE CODES 20 THRU 23 WITH CODES 26 THRU 28)
20) DFCA-44A3 = Ultimate attack can be done
any time the bar is not empty
21) F0CA-44A3 = Ultimate attack can be done
with about 1/4 energy
22) 46CA-44A3 = Ultimate attack can be done
with about 1/2 energy
23) 7ACA-44A3 = Ultimate attack can be done
with about 3/4 energy
24) DDC1-1D03 = Energy bar does not go down
over time
25) D4C1-1D03 = Energy bar goes down twice
as fast
26) F0C3-4463 = After doing an ultimate attack,
energy bar goes to about 1/4
27) 46C3-4463 = After doing an ultimate
attack, energy bar goes to about 1/2
28) 7AC3-4463 = After doing an ultimate
attack, energy bar goes to about 3/4 |
(’92) The first of two games to hit the SNES, TMNT
IV was a relatively flawless port of the TMNT II arcade
game. TMNT IV also offered the added bonus of a Street
Fighter II-like battle mode in which players can fight it
out with each other.