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Platform
Game Boy Advance
Genres
Action Ā· Platformer Ā· Fighting Ā· Adventure
Player Perspective
Side view
Developers
Ubisoft Montreal
Release date
March 20, 2007

Summary

The Game Boy Advance version of TMNT drops you into a crisp 2.5‑D side‑scrolling brawl that mirrors the 2007 CGI film without any of the 3‑D camera tricks found on the console releases. Ubisoft Montreal stripped the experience down to pure beatā€‘ā€˜em‑up action, letting each turtle’s signature moves shine on the handheld’s modest screen. It arrived in North America on March 20, 2007, just as the DS was already dominating the market, making it one of the final titles to see the GBA’s light. The timing gave it a nostalgic edge – a late‑stage love letter to a system that was quietly being phased out. Critics responded enthusiastically, handing it scores like 8.5/10 from IGN, 8.1/10 from GameSpot and a perfect 4.5/5 from GameSpy. IGN’s Craig Harris even called it ā€œeasily one of the best brawling games I’ve played in years,ā€ a sentiment echoed across the board as the game earned a solid 8/10 average on PALGN.

Storyline

The Game Boy Advance title TMNT adapts the story from the 2007 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film. Players guide the four turtles through the movie’s key events, from the mutagen‑filled sewers to the showdown with the Shredder.

The handheld version mirrors the film’s narrative beats, letting fans relive the action‑packed plot while battling familiar foes and rescuing allies along the way.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Alternative Titles

  • TMNT GBA Alternative
  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Alternative
  • TMNT 2007 GBA Alternative