For the teenage mutant Ninja Turtles, the year 2022 has been completely radical. We beat them brilliantly, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s RevengeNetflix release Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The MovieRumors are spreading about a AAA console title next year, and we’ve just been treated to a quirky collection of classic gang video rides in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection – which, coincidentally, we fell in love.
As lifelong fans of Turtles, we hope this hot streak continues into the future and more recently. Nintendo Everything The interview with Charles Murakami may be hinting at that as the Konami senior producer talks about the potential for a Cowabunga Collection-esque sequel in the making.
Speaking about how Konami’s team selected the 13 games featured in Turtles’ recent collection, Murakami and Digital Eclipse editorial director Chris Kohler discussed the absence of TMNT games being released. released in the 2000s, were asked if they might receive a collection of their own in the future. Although there is no official confirmation yet, Murakami has given the following positive feedback:
Never say never! I’ve been waiting decades for a TMNT Collection and seeing other fans share my desire to see this project come together is one of the greatest moments of my career. . While the stars sometimes have to arrange to have a project come together, I’m encouraged when you see the fans pushing those stars into the right place.
Based on Murakami’s comment, there is a possibility for another collection – perhaps along the lines of Konami Castlevania Advance Collectiona collection of ‘sequels’ of the original Castlevania Commemorative Collection – if you have a demand. The overwhelming love of Turtles this year is sure to put those stars in optimal position, and for a chance to play the games of the 2003 animated series again? We are ready to push those stars even harder.
The interview also sees the pair discussing the challenges of bringing classic arcade games into a cohesive collection, music licensing issues, and the complex differences between releases. in the game area. For all this and more, remember Nintendo Everything to Read full interview.
Until anything more is said about the potential for a 2000s turtle mash-up, we’ll be returning to the Cowabunga Collection while humming. killer theme song of the 2003 series. Hey, somehow we have to keep hope alive.
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