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By all rights, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles should be holding down responsible office jobs by now. It's been nearly thirty years since their debut, after all, and they should all be well into their 40s. And yet, here they are, still scarfing pizza, fighting crime and appearing in questionable video game adaptations of their adventures.

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M. Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold sat down with Sony Entertainment Network to answer a few questions submitted by the PlayStation and Music Unlimited fans. Fans can now listen to the band’s new album, “Hail to the King” on Music Unlimited available this week.

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It was only a couple of months ago that Activision announced that they have another Ninja Turtles game on the way. The major difference between the two other than this being a download and the second game being destined for retail is that the retail iteration remains truer to the cartoon series, whereas this effort from Red Fly displays some artistic flair with the character designs.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows is a third-person brawler game set in New York City and filled with action-packed adventures as Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, and Raphael.

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Nick Tan and I are at PAX Prime all weekend. Are you? Why don't you download yourself a friend and hang out with us in Seattle?

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Nintendo enters the world of collecting, trading, and generally destroying the parental wallet with the toy-enhanced PokeĂłmon Rumble U available now via eShop download. PokeĂłmon Rumble U - Wii U Rayman Legends - Wii U (9/3) The Legend of Zelda - Wii U VC Wario Land 3 - 3DS VC Xbox Live Arcade You might think that this week's only Xbox Live Arcade release is down some dark alley, by itself, at night, but in reality it's four talking turtles eating pizza. Dead Rising 2 & Case Zero DLC - Free for Xbox Live Gold members Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows - Xbox 360 PlayStation Network

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If were being honest, there are more mediocre TMNT video games than there were puns about shell shock in the first draft of this review. Considering the sheer quantity of of low-rent Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games out there, its a wonder that this beat-em-up franchise has had such remarkable longevity.

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TMNT: Out of the Shadows may have been a much stronger game had it had a tighter scope...

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Suda 51 and Grasshopper Manufacture have been creating unique titles the past couple of years, each and every one of them have been equally fun and flawed. From Shadows of the Damned, Lollipop Chainsaw, and now Killer is Dead which promises to bring all the good from all Sudas previous games and has to chance to be his defining title in maturing as a designer. The end result is a game of two halves: One have shows the maturing of Suda in level design and the other half is a disgusting and perverted design choice that almost destroys the entire game immediately