Games that contain an entire game within the main game

[j_factor]

I'm not talking about minigames (which are common), and I'm not talking about game compilations, or games in which you can unlock another game and select it from a menu. I'm talking about games that, in the course of playing the game, you can play another game. I can think of a few examples. Probably the most famous one is Shenmue (and its sequel), where you can go into the arcade and play Hang-On or Space Harrier. In Day of the Tentacle, you can find a computer with Maniac Mansion on it, and play it. In Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure, you can play the original Pitfall. In Pac-Man 2, you can go to an arcade and play Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man (SNES) or Pac-Jr. (Genesis).

Anything else like these? It doesn't necessarily have to have been a pre-existing game, but I guess it has to be optional (otherwise it's not really a separate game, it's just part of the game), and it shouldn't be a minigame, although I guess there are borderline cases and there's not a concrete definition of "minigame". But, yeah.

[DigitalSpace]

The arcade games in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas come to mind (though they're short and repetitive enough that they feel like minigames).

Donkey Kong 64 - with the original arcade DK - also came to mind, but I can't remember if you can play the original DK in-game, or if you just unlock it.

[p_b]

In PGR2 or 3 you can play Geometry Wars.

[DDCecil]

Not sure if it counts, but Adventures of Willy Beamish (Sega CD version) has a Quarth-like game you play on his Nintari system.

[Dangerboy]

If you count Home as a 'game', there are various places you can walk up to, be it a arcade or property and play a full fledged game, usually puzzle. Once you have the Namco Museum Home edition, you'll be able to earn arcade machines for your home, and really play it.

Granted it was hidden, but anytime on the ship in Final Fantasy I you could open up a slider puzzle game. Completing the game in the PSX version gave you bonus items depending on the quickness of it.

[dao2]

theres a bunch of full fledged card games in rpgs, like in kotor and ffix, and theres blitzball in ffx

[The 1 2 P]

In Contra: Legacy of War you can go into a bamboo arcade and play a pac-tank game.

[Superman]

Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure (on a few systems) has the original game from the Atari 2600 you can find and play.

[Daria]

I'm surprised that you didn't mention Animal Crossing. You can collect NES systems and play classic games.

There's also Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, there's a tv you can interact with to play a pong clone. You can also play a root beer tapper mini game, but it's not the same thing because you don't interact with any sort of in game arcade. It's just Larry running around delivering beers.

I also want to say that Prey had an interactive arcade machine at the beginning of the game when you're in your grandfather's bar.

[tom]

Little Computer People has 'poker (well, it's more of a mini-game really)
Spycraft The Great Game has Shanghai (Activision)
Space Rogue has an arcade machine you can play (forgot the games name)
Lynx game Electro Cop has some accessable games

[Infernal Monkey]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61O5B3mvNQL._SL500_AA280_.jpg

Includes the original Rampage, plus Rampage: World Tour.

http://www.segagagadomain.com/saturn-pal/exhumed-f.jpg

Includes an addictive little 2-player shooter called Death Tank. Duke Nukem 3D for Saturn included its sequel; Death Tank Zwei.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/0a/Ridge_Racer_%28PSP%29_Coverart.png http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/60/Ridge_Racer_2_psp.jpg

Ridge Racer contains Rally-X, Ridge Racer 2 contains New Rally-X.

[Vroomfunkel]

Death Tank Zwei is great, but doesn't really fit the bill for this thread as it is an unlockable game that you select from a menu rather than a game that you play within the main game. Same is true of Death Tank.

Surprised no-one has mentioned Final Fantasy VII yet, where there's a whole bunch of games you can play in the arcade. Can't remember them all, but one of them was a Road Rash clone.

[spoon]

The Warriors has it's own arcade game within. The Gottlieb and Namco PSX collections let you walk around a virtual arcade. Wario Ware series has all kinds of unlockable games.

The NFL and NBA 2K series have Cribs that you can purchase different games for.

[Mayhem]

The Mystical Ninja series on the SNES had arcade machines to play such as Gradius.

Within Iridis Alpha for the C64 by Jeff Minter, pausing the game brought up another game called Deflex. Pause THAT and you got another game of sorts! :p

[sonoranreptile]

In The Bard's Tale for the Xbox there are the original 3 PC games that are fully playable.

[Rogmeister]

Unless I missed it, I don't think anyone mentioined in the GameCube version of Fight Night: Round 2, you have Super Punch-Out (SNES version)...

[dendawg]

AFAIK, Day of the Tentacle has the full version of Maniac Mansion in it.

[mailman187666]

Space Quest 6 on PC had Stooge Fighter 3 in it. "moida him"

[onReload]

The arcade games in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas come to mind (though they're short and repetitive enough that they feel like minigames).

Donkey Kong 64 - with the original arcade DK - also came to mind, but I can't remember if you can play the original DK in-game, or if you just unlock it.

Yup, it had the arcade version of donkey kong that could play in the factory level or in a selection on the menu. Early Rare game Jetpac was also in DK64.

I personally think people are still listing a lot of minigames :hmm: ... Virtua Fighter and Tekken would have unlockable older versions of themselves in later games, but they weren't true emulations

[roushimsx]

God, I played the hell out of blackjack in Prey.
http://images.roushimsx.com/blackjack_t.jpg (http://images.roushimsx.com/blackjack.jpg)

Loved that game. Can't believe how great it still looks, over 2 years after release.

[Ro-J]

Space Quest 6 on PC had Stooge Fighter 3 in it. "moida him"

Space Quest III had Astrochicken in it, and I believe SQ IV had it's sequel, Ms. Astrochicken.

[DigitalSpace]

It might just be considered a minigame, but I just remembered Beetle Mania in Super Mario RPG, which you can play after you purchase a portable unit (it's been a long time since I last played SMRPG, so I can't remember if it's a Game Boy or not).

[Mobius]

Commander Keen 4 has a Pong clone on Keen's watch (ie, the pause/options menu).

[Rob2600]

Commander Keen 4 has a Pong clone on Keen's watch (ie, the pause/options menu).

If I remember correctly, Klax for the NES features a hidden Pong/Breakout type of game.

[tom]

Rayman on Jaguar also has a 'Pong' game

[fpbrush]

First one that came to mind was Hang-On and Space Harrier in Shenmue, but you mentioned those...

Totally forgot about Donkey Kong and Jetpac in DK64 though! Could you only play these within levels of the game, or could you access them from a menu or shortcut? Man I really need to get a 64 again...

[Alric]

Super Turbo Turkey Puncher 3 is the first thing that came to mind. Playable on Doom 3. Also wasn't there one of those Animal Farm games for the gamecube that had a whole bunch of NES games you could play on it?

[The 1 2 P]

I've never collected all the scarabs in Ninja Gaiden, but I know it has full versions of Ninja Gaiden 1-3 in it. I'm not sure if they are selected from the main menu or playable from an ingame screen.

[Nirvana]

Mortal Kombat 3 had Galaga in it, didn't it?

[Sudo]

Mortal Kombat 3 had Galaga in it, didn't it?

Not that I remember, but the original Ridge Racer on the PSX did.

[TheRedEye]

The Lucasarts adventure game The Dig has a Lunar Landar clone built into the lead character's PDA.

[kupomogli]

Xenosaga, Final Fantasy 8, and Final Fantasy 9 had card game mini games within the games. XenoCard, Triple Triad, and Tetra Master. All three games are large enough to be their own games that you could end up spending alot of time on. XenoCard being 2 player made it so much better.

Xenosaga 3 has a puzzle based game with a ton of levels to complete. I think it even has a creator in which you can create your own puzzle based stages(I'm not entirely sure, haven't played it in awhile.)

Dracula X Chronicles has where you can unlock Symphony of the Night, Rondo of Blood, and Akumajou Dracula Peke(Rondo of Blood but without the upgrade on the PCE to play it.) The PSP version of SotN is also the best version, so definitely worth getting.

Mega Man ZX Advent has a new classic style Mega Man game in it.

Contra 4 has Contra and Super C.

Mortal Kombat Armageddon, while being a terrible game like every MK game after MKTrilogy, has a few games depending on the version. If you have the special edition it comes with MK3, action/adventure game, and a racing game, while the normal version comes with the action/adventure and racing games. All of them, including the main game, incomplete games except for MK3.

A ton of games have video poker or slots in them, like Legend of Legaia, Dragon Warrior 7, Dragion Quest 8, Xenosaga, Breath of Fire3, etc. Revelations Persona has pretty much a full set of Casino games(it's like playing Super Caesar's Palace minus a few games on Persona.)

One of my favorite series and forgot so I'm editing. The entire Breath of Fire series aside from BoF Dragon Quarter has some sortof fishing game in it. Whether it's the original game which you just find a spot and a random number generator tells you whether you get it, or the second game where you can actually see the fish there. But then there's Breath of Fire 3 and 4. These two games have actual full fishing games, and not just something you'd brush off like the Legend of Legaia fishing game. It also keeps note of every single fish you've caught, the weight, and the score for the fish, so getting the very best of each kindof fish, all the way up to fishing for Sharks(a little unbelievable yes,) can net you quite a high ranking. Don't forget to trade those rare and hard to get fish with Manillo for some great items(and just like in BoF2, you also have to fish and catch him too.)

[Graham Mitchell]

Not that I remember, but the original Ridge Racer on the PSX did.

No, it had one round of Galaxian. Tekken had one round of Galaga and Ridge Racer Revolution had a bonus round of Galaga '89.

@Rob2600: The game in Klax is Blob Ball! There's, like, no point to it, but it's cool to see it in an NES game. I spent a few hours with it when I was a kid.

[DigitalSpace]

@Rob2600: The game in Klax is Blob Ball! There's, like, no point to it, but it's cool to see it in an NES game. I spent a few hours with it when I was a kid.

Blob Ball is amusing. I recommend finding something with a timer on it and having a little contest between a friend or two to see who can keep the ball away from the spikes for the longest amount of time.

[Draven]

Mortal Kombat 3 had Galaga in it, didn't it?

-I thought so, too :confused: Weren't you supposed to win like 200 times in a row in versus mode?
-Don't forget Super Mario Bros 3 on NES. It contained Mario Bros when you selected the same space as your plumber brother.
-Didn't Beavis & Butthead on SNES have an arcade inside? I remember playing those mini-games more than the game itself (could have been another title, but I'm pretty sure it was Beavis & Butthead).

[eskobar]

Sunday Funday included FISH FALL :D

[Rogue]

-I thought so, too :confused: Weren't you supposed to win like 200 times in a row in versus mode?
-Don't forget Super Mario Bros 3 on NES. It contained Mario Bros when you selected the same space as your plumber brother.
-Didn't Beavis & Butthead on SNES have an arcade inside? I remember playing those mini-games more than the game itself (could have been another title, but I'm pretty sure it was Beavis & Butthead).

In MK Trilogy you can play a little level of galaga.

Aren't what you are talking about?

[Graham Mitchell]

Sunday Funday included FISH FALL :D
You just made the Baby Jesus cry.

[Cryomancer]

Timesplitters 2 has a snake game, and i want to say a couple others? It's been awhile.

[The 1 2 P]

Star Wars: KOTOR had the pazaak card games but those were annoying as hell.

[Haoie]

Not easy finding the game equivalent of Hamlet's play within a play, is it?

[MASTERWEEDO]

alot of the remind me of Hamlet 2

[rbudrick]

I'm surprised no one mentioned Maro Bros in SMB 1, 2, and 3 for the GBA.


Dracula X Chronicles has where you can unlock Symphony of the Night, Rondo of Blood, and Akumajou Dracula Peke(Rondo of Blood but without the upgrade on the PCE to play it.) The PSP version of SotN is also the best version, so definitely worth getting.

What's this Peke version? PCE upgrade? What do you mean? Wait, I think I remember something about this from like 10 or 12 years ago on the early www...wasn't it some kiddy-drawn awful thing?

Also, I'm interested to hear why the PSP version is the best SOTN. Did they take the best of the PS and Saturn versions or something? Also, is that glitched hidden area below the entry gate still there?

-Rob

[Yakumo]

Dynamite Deka on the Saturn has the original arcade Submarine attack in it however that's more of an unlockable than played within the main game.

Yakumo

[Graham Mitchell]

Also, I'm interested to hear why the PSP version is the best SOTN. Did they take the best of the PS and Saturn versions or something? Also, is that glitched hidden area below the entry gate still there?

-Rob

The glitched areas that you needed the sword brothers attack to get are actually removed from the PSP version. In addition, the PSP version has re-casted voice acting and the script is re-worked. It's a little more believable now, but damn if I don't miss "What is a man but a pathetic pile of secrets? But enough talk. Have at you!" In fact, I think it was better before.

People are really quick to say it's the best version because you can play as Maria, but it's NOT the Saturn version. It's the Japanese PS1 version with a few tweaks and perks. My fiancee' is the absolute goddess queen of SotN and knows every nook and cranny of it--she states that the PSP version has changes in the frequency and types of items dropped by enemies. All items in the shop are also open to you from the moment you start the game (ie-you needn't save $10,000 just to see the duplicator in the menu-it's there from the time you start the game).

I think a lot of the reasoning for these differences is that the game was tweaked a lot for content and difficulty before the original U.S. release in '98, so the PSP version reflects what Japanese gamers have been experiencing for 10 years already.

[wingzrow]

Tekken 5 on ps2 includes the arcade versions of the first three tekken games. Also the ps1 version of tekken has galaga in it.

[parallaxscroll]

When I saw the title of this thread I instantly thought of Hang On & Space Harrier in Shenmue, and OutRun & After Burner II in Shenmue II.

[kupomogli]

The glitched areas that you needed the sword brothers attack to get are actually removed from the PSP version. In addition, the PSP version has re-casted voice acting and the script is re-worked. It's a little more believable now, but damn if I don't miss "What is a man but a pathetic pile of secrets? But enough talk. Have at you!" In fact, I think it was better before.

People are really quick to say it's the best version because you can play as Maria, but it's NOT the Saturn version. It's the Japanese PS1 version with a few tweaks and perks. My fiancee' is the absolute goddess queen of SotN and knows every nook and cranny of it--she states that the PSP version has changes in the frequency and types of items dropped by enemies. All items in the shop are also open to you from the moment you start the game (ie-you needn't save $10,000 just to see the duplicator in the menu-it's there from the time you start the game).

I think a lot of the reasoning for these differences is that the game was tweaked a lot for content and difficulty before the original U.S. release in '98, so the PSP version reflects what Japanese gamers have been experiencing for 10 years already.

The Saturn version blows to be honest(not really blows, but in comparison to the all the other versions.) Maria on the PSP version is actually like her Rondo version and not some sortof Ninja Mega Man. That's just one thing better about it.

Also, while I do miss the opening translation from SotN(doesn't everyone,) the entire overall translation of SotN PSP is much better. Listen to the Alucard/Succubus scene and then the scene off the PSP version, that right there already makes the voice acting infinitely times better than the PSX version.

[Graham Mitchell]

Also, while I do miss the opening translation from SotN(doesn't everyone,) the entire overall translation of SotN PSP is much better. Listen to the Alucard/Succubus scene and then the scene off the PSP version, that right there already makes the voice acting infinitely times better than the PSX version.

Well, of course it is. My drunk friends and I could do a better job than the original localizing team. And that succubus scene is classically terrible!

[Chaz From Phantasy Star 2]

I don't think anyone's mentioned Legend of the Mystical Ninja (Gradius)..... or Super Mario Bros. 3 (Mario Bros.)......

[Icarus Moonsight]

Tekken 5 on ps2 includes the arcade versions of the first three tekken games. Also the ps1 version of tekken has galaga in it.

How do you get them? Is it like Star Blade, in Arcade History when unlocked? :hmm:

I haven't even opened my copy yet. Would like to know before I do so. If the game is a 5 in 1 I'll be keeping it for sure. Though I'm not a big Tekken fan. :)

[Ace Comics]

In the Gamecube version of POP: Sands of Time (may be in all versions, I'm not sure) you can unlock the original Prince of Persia game

[Tetsu]

In Jurassic Park Interactive for the 3DO, the Dennis Nedry stages require you to beat games that were similar (read: rip off versions) of Galaga and Space Invaders. What a terrible game.

[rbudrick]

The glitched areas that you needed the sword brothers attack to get are actually removed from the PSP version. In addition, the PSP version has re-casted voice acting and the script is re-worked. It's a little more believable now, but damn if I don't miss "What is a man but a pathetic pile of secrets? But enough talk. Have at you!" In fact, I think it was better before.

People are really quick to say it's the best version because you can play as Maria, but it's NOT the Saturn version. It's the Japanese PS1 version with a few tweaks and perks. My fiancee' is the absolute goddess queen of SotN and knows every nook and cranny of it--she states that the PSP version has changes in the frequency and types of items dropped by enemies. All items in the shop are also open to you from the moment you start the game (ie-you needn't save $10,000 just to see the duplicator in the menu-it's there from the time you start the game).

I think a lot of the reasoning for these differences is that the game was tweaked a lot for content and difficulty before the original U.S. release in '98, so the PSP version reflects what Japanese gamers have been experiencing for 10 years already.


Hmmm, I'm not sure what sword brothers scene you mean...I
m referring to the place where you have to run through the opening gate and fall through the floor and it was like a small cave. Maybe that's what you mean and I just don't remember using any Sword Brothers technique.

-Rob

[Graham Mitchell]

Hmmm, I'm not sure what sword brothers scene you mean...I
m referring to the place where you have to run through the opening gate and fall through the floor and it was like a small cave. Maybe that's what you mean and I just don't remember using any Sword Brothers technique.

-Rob

Oh...that trick! We've heard about that but have never been able to complete it. The sword brothers trick is what you use to get 230%. You use it in certain parts of the chapel and you can get outside the walls. You start filling in map area with white squares and your clear % increases. You don't really get anything for it, but it's a neat trick. That for sure didn't work when we tried it on the PSP.

[rbudrick]

Oh...that trick! We've heard about that but have never been able to complete it. The sword brothers trick is what you use to get 230%. You use it in certain parts of the chapel and you can get outside the walls. You start filling in map area with white squares and your clear % increases. You don't really get anything for it, but it's a neat trick. That for sure didn't work when we tried it on the PSP.

Ok, I know what sword bros technique you are referring to now. I've never gotten that to work on the PS1 version. However, the cave at the opening gate thing I got to work on almost first try, as I remember it. Are you saying you never got it to work on the PS1 version either?

-Rob

[kupomogli]

I noticed some games people didn't mention.

Sega Genesis Collection, Taito Legends, Taito Legends 2, Midway Arcade Treasures, etc, etc, etc, etc.

Those have alot of games within the main game :P. Yeah. Lame joke, I know.

[SegaAges]

I thought that Excitebike 64 had Excitebike on it

[Graham Mitchell]

Ok, I know what sword bros technique you are referring to now. I've never gotten that to work on the PS1 version. However, the cave at the opening gate thing I got to work on almost first try, as I remember it. Are you saying you never got it to work on the PS1 version either?

-Rob

That's correct. We never got it to work on the PS1 or PSP version. I consulted my fiancee', and Nikki is wondering if the trick you're referring to requires you to get hit by a wolf and knocked into a certain area, thus bypassing death and keeping all the armor/weapons you start the game with...?

[skaar]

theres a bunch of full fledged card games in rpgs, like in kotor and ffix, and theres blitzball in ffx

Blitzball wasn't a game, it was a punishment.

First one I remember was Gradius in Blades of Steel. Man that was sweet.

[theiceking]

Well, there is Lazy Jones for MSX and C64. The whole game is based in playing other videogames inside it.

Version online (in Java): http://c64s.com/game/1766/lazy_jones/

[ubersaurus]

Mortal Kombat 3 had Galaga in it, didn't it?

Close, it had Pong :P

Not sure if it counts, but the Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga anniversary cabinets had Pac-Man as a hidden game.

Oh, and Alien Hominid for Gamecube had a number of bonus games you could unlock based on bits from the main game!

[Guru of Time and Space]

That's correct. We never got it to work on the PS1 or PSP version. I consulted my fiancee', and Nikki is wondering if the trick you're referring to requires you to get hit by a wolf and knocked into a certain area, thus bypassing death and keeping all the armor/weapons you start the game with...?

No.
He is talking about as soon as the gate closes, you can dash back as Alucard or run back as Richter (I have no clue on Maria) and you will fall through the gate that is one the ground into a underground passageway that contains only a savepoint. Also, as Richter, if you immediately slide to the left as the gate closes, you can make it out and go explore the forest and outside gate area... with some really amusing glitches.

-GoTaS

[Famidrive-16]

Unless I missed it, I don't think anyone mentioined in the GameCube version of Fight Night: Round 2, you have Super Punch-Out (SNES version)...

:o

I think Pac n Roll on the DS has the original Pac Man as an unlockable.

[backguard]

........

[rbudrick]

That's correct. We never got it to work on the PS1 or PSP version. I consulted my fiancee', and Nikki is wondering if the trick you're referring to requires you to get hit by a wolf and knocked into a certain area, thus bypassing death and keeping all the armor/weapons you start the game with...?


Ok, you made me dig into my filing cabinet of cheats ripped from mags. I found it in an old EGM2 issue (not sure which issue, but it was part one of their SOTN strategy guide...page 98, if it matters). It reads as follows:

"There is evidence that a level from the game may have been cut from the final release. When starting the game as Richter, press back as soon as the game starts. You should fall through the gate. The screen will flash, but you can get things back to normal by doing special moves. What's strange is that it leads to three new rooms, including a save point. Even more interesting is that the grate opens..."

So, I had the trick slightly wrong, as I thought it was done with Alucard by running very fast to the left or something. But anyway, yeah, that's how you get there. I've always wondered if these hidden rooms looked the same in the Saturn version where they have that extra level there (I think that's where it is).

UPDATE: There are youtube videos of the cave screen I spoke of in the PSP version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqpDuPCww3A&feature=related

AND you can go outside the chapel too on the PSP version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aHUTW8d_3A&feature=related

Also works in the Saturn version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fkNBdjLs5E


In the Saturn version, this hidden cave is indeed the entrance to the Underground Garden:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pZ7IT93IKA



-Rob

[theiceking]

Maniac Mansion 2 mini-game:
Use the computer in Weird Ed's room five times.

[Marriott_Guy]

I just got done reading through all of the great posts. I am surprised that a couple of series have not yet been mentioned: Wing Commander and Suikoden.

Wing Commander had that great mini flight/fighter sim game in the bar where you could hone your flying skills. Suikoden (all versions) had a number of games included (cards, dice, etc.).

Great topic by the way...

[theiceking]

Asteroids for PSONE has the original version inside it.
To unlock it read this: http://www.cheaterskrypt.com/games/view/3268

[Scissors]

You can unlock the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade game in TMNT Battle Nexus and Turtles in Time in TMNT Mutant Nightmare.

[grolt]

Dark Savior for the Saturn has a really cool space craft game that the main character can play if you walk up to the toy set in the kid's room at the start of the game. Basically you fly around collecting orbs, trying not to hit the walls (otherwise you are forced to restart from the beginning). The game has over 20 levels and a savable high score, so it's more than just a mini-game. It's just one of the many quirks that makes Dark Savior one of the best RPGs on the Saturn.

[grolt]

Blitzball wasn't a game, it was a punishment.
Haha, amen.

[nintendoeats]

Animal crossing had many an NES game in it (at least the GCN version did).

Star wars Rouge Squadron 3 contained all of the RS 2 levels (sort of counts, right?)

Shenmue had some arcade games in it.

Metroid Prime contains teh original Metroid (as did Metroid Zero Mission).

E.T. contained Pong...I think...

all I can think of for now.

[bcks007]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61O5B3mvNQL._SL500_AA280_.jpg

Includes the original Rampage, plus Rampage: World Tour.


Is the original Rampage also on the ps2 version of this game?, or did the wii version get special treatment? Just wondering, as i might want to pick this game up then. :)


Timesplitters 2 had Anaconda, AstroLander, and RetroRacer.
Where these from other game systems? Noob question i know, fill me in. :)



Tekken 5 on ps2 includes the arcade versions of the first three tekken games. Also the ps1 version of tekken has galaga in it.

Wow, i didn't know that, I need to pick up Tekken 5 and tekken asap. :o



I don't think anyone's mentioned Legend of the Mystical Ninja (Gradius)

The snes version right?

[Push Upstairs]

You can unlock the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade game in TMNT Battle Nexus and Turtles in Time in TMNT Mutant Nightmare.

Too bad the music & voices were changed in those games.

An arcade perfect port would have made playing through that turd "Battle Nexus" worth the effort.