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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up is no longer a Wii-exclusive. The game has been revealed on the official game website for release on PlayStation 2 as well.

Ubi UK's just put a September 25 release on TMNT Smash Up. This'll presumably mean that's the Euro date as well, but hang fire on that. The game's a Wii-exclusive fighting thing, looking not amazingly dissimilar to Smash Bros.: Game Arts is doing it, so that's no major shock.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (man I feel old) which will feature a Shell-ebration of the brand. As part of the festivities, Ubisoft is releasing an all-new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles videogame for Nintendo Wii. It will be the first game that does not tie into the marketing of a television show, movie or comic.

A new four-player Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fighting game is heading to the Wii next year, according to secondhand report by GoNintendo. Citing Nintendo Power, the story notes that the untitled fighter is being developed by Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Team Ninja veterans. More sketchy information has pegged the game as a 2.5D fighter, published by Ubisoft and aimed for a September 2009 release. The supposed feature list appears comparable to Brawl, with story, battle and tournament modes, as well as online multiplayer.

Gearing up for next week's release of TNA iMPACT! the video game, Midway released an all-new gameplay video for the highly anticipated game based on the fastest growing professional wrestling brand in the world and its flagship program TNA iMPACT!.

Fresh out of the sewer, mutated for your viewing enjoyment, comes a brand stinkin' new video that showcases your favorite subterranean superheroes in action. There's a wide variety of action to be seen here, from single turtle throwdowns to frantic character-swapping melees, and it happens all over the place, from the deep in the sewers to the top of giant parade floats. Mayhem galore. From the looks of things, these Turtles have been studying tapes of the Prince and Kratos in action - two

Coming up from the sewers, via developer Ubisoft's plush HQ, are the first three screens from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the current, next-gen and handheld-powered tag team beat-'em-up. And you can see more of the martial arts trained hombres in their current-gen incarnation if you click on the Images tab above. Built on the Prince of Persia engine and developed by many of the team who once worked on the scimitar-waving monarch, this movie-based adventure will feature the same kind of

Get your first glimpse of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with this behind the scenes promo of the Ubisoft game, currently in development to accompany the release of the new Turtles films, due to be released next March. The promo shows how developer Ubisoft Montreal has approached the game by identifying three aspects of being a ninja turtle - combat, agility and teamwork - then making them integral to the gameplay. While combat and agility translate into fighting and platforming, it's the