Pages of passwords, codes, and hidden items which make playing these games for the first time and mastering theses games that much easier. In this guide, you will find tips, tricks and strategies to all 21 games INCLUDING STAR FOX 2! Take a trip down memory lane and relive some of the most classic SNES secrets ever made. FREE when you download this book! <- BONUS**** ****FREE -> Get The Ultimate Guide To The NES Classic Edition. WITH OVER 20 PAGES OF ADDITIONAL TIPS AND TRICKS This is a must have guide for anyone who has the SNES Classic Edition or an original SNES. This makes sense, given their respective release dates.Are you a fan of the original Super Nintendo or SNES Classic Edition? The arcade game also shows flashes of Splinter scurrying across the screen imploring players to hurry if they stall too long.įinally, the SNES version displays the 'present' time taking place in 1992, whereas the arcade game resides in 1991. Baxter Stockman also falls on his back in the arcade version when defeated, while the SNES version has his gun exploding and shows him fall out of the building.Ī number of voice-over readings sound a bit different too, and the arcade version has quite a few more voice clips than the SNES game.Īlso, while most stages are the same in both games, 'Sewer Surfin' and 'Neon Night-Riders' are relegated to bonus stage status on Super Nintendo, while the fourth stage, 'Technodrome: Let's Kick Shell,' is exclusive to that version. He also enters the scene from offscreen in the SNES game when engaging, while he's already standing in the corner in the arcade rendition. One involves the final face-off with Shredder, who only takes Super Shredder form in the SNES version.Īnother involves Leatherhead, who keels over when besting him in the arcade rendition, but oddly leaps off the train in the SNES game. Aside from the differences mentioned, there are a few more minor, but nonetheless interesting variances in both versions.

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