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  chautemoc | May 21, 2008
  I totally had this.
  Couldnt give you any details on it though.
  You could contact the company here, however. I searched for the company name listed on the game's case and that's the link that came up.
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  hpnotic215 | May 21, 2008
  if you go to this website http://www.ninjaturtles.com/ and click on video games and at the top go to classic handhelds you will find info on this game.
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  Vito Raliffe | May 21, 2008
  Hmmm, apparently I tried every Google phrase expect for "Ninja Turtles Handheld"! But the other reason I posted of course was to see other people's thoughts on the game. Thanks!
  
  Did you have the same problems as I did, chautemoc?
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    chautemoc | May 21, 2008
    With it not working? Or with it sucking? Or with not being able to find anything out about it?
    Not working, couldn't tell ya, as I haven't seen that thing in ages. Sucking, can't remember. I'm pretty sure I loved all things Ninja Turtles regardless of whether or not the thing in question sucked; ignorance was bliss. Finding things out..well, I didnt do much research.
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      Vito Raliffe | May 21, 2008
      Yeah, my bad, I was referring to the crappy controls and such. But the game is super old, I can't believe I remembered as much as I did
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  Storm | May 22, 2008
  Woah. I remember having that game! I had no idea what the hell I was doing in it. xD Never got passed the first level.
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  Heretic | May 22, 2008
  I have something like that but its a football one also i have a basketball one. But i bet that one is awesome.
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  S H E P E R D | May 23, 2008
  Had that one, and a Top Gun one from Konami as well.
  
  I had that same Ninja Turtles image (red bands) as a giant poster in my room, purchased around the time the first film was released. The red bands were the initial color, designed by creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. Started as a comic book before license was issued for the first animated series where they were kid friendly. Comics however, were bloody (such as Shredder's decapitation), boobalicious (viking babes for starters), and featured plenty of cursing on behalf of the wild, crazy, and reckless teens.
  
  Good ol' days.