KONAMI'S TMNT ARCADE GAME GETS A NATIVE PORT WITH NEW MODES AND 4-PLAYER LAN
Konami's 1989 TMNT arcade game gets a native port built on its decompilation, with new modes and LAN play, v1.0.5 out

Konami's four-player Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade game from 1989 now runs as a native program on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and Anbernic handhelds, built on a decompilation of the arcade code. It plays in 16:9 and wider, and adds a SPLINTER WAY menu with Normal, Boss Rush and Ronin modes, plus multiplayer for up to four computers on a local network. There are sharp, smooth and CRT display options and a sound test. The port's tools build the game for your devices from your own ROM set, so no game data is in the repo. The repo went up on 4 November and v1.0.5 shipped on 7 November.
You need: Your own TMNT arcade ROM set (MAME's 'tmnt', World 4 Players). No game data is included.
How to play Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on PC
- Download the package for your system from the creator's GitHub releases page.
- Point its tools at your own ROM set to build the game for your devices.
- Launch it, and use MULTIPLAYER for LAN games with up to four computers.
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