Damn they crushed it profit wise on the newer 2 movies with $450 Million profit plus what they make off the new cartoons. Back in the day they were a Billion dollar franchise so cant blame Stern for going where the moneys at and theres alot more TMNT fans alive now then WOZ easily. And to think this all started in 84 with some dark comic books.

Ok I was looking for pin related franchise purchases. I guess I could chase around the internet for hours to try to figure it out. Mr. Obvious. Thanks!

Owned the pro and the game just did not make me want to keep hitting the start button like others do. Yes it's new, Game play is fast and flows, But just did not do it for me. Got old fast. But like what you like, To each there own though. Seems to be a lot of these for sale and at great prices.

What specifically are you trying to figure out? Pinball companies don’t own any IP they license. They go through the IP owner & sign a contract to use their IP, usually for 3 years. Disney owns POTC, Tron, Star Wars, Simpsons all the Marvel stuff. The music bands generally own themselves. Universal owns Jurassic Park.

Simply what I asked before is there a database for licensing on pins? Things like who'd they buy it from, how much, etc. Just relevant information related to licensing is all for pins. That's all, nothing to read into. I like having information available.

Playing devils advocate I assume its because they're Turtles; Just a guess.

this game looks awesome and it will probably be my 2nd game after AIQ.

I bought a tmnt pro as a "covid" purchase at the same time I bought a ST:Prem. Never played either game at time of purchase, and I was most apprehensive about the ST based on the game reviews, and was thinking mu tmnt would be my "safe" purchase. Instantly loved ST, but turtles took a warm up period.

The game plays like the cartoon--action packed, and short. Now that I am a few hundred games in, I love it, but it took that long... I didn't like Deadpool (early code) because it felt too easy... Turtles felt too hard... but after many plays, this is what I like about it. The game does a nice meld of the 90's "quarter takers" with the depth modern electronics afford, but it takes a bit to realize it. In my opinion, is the game top 10??? No way. Top 50??? He'll yes...

Why no love? The game needs some time to marinate with the player.

I have a Jurassic Park Pro, TMNT Pro and Avengers Infinity Quest Premium in my lineup and TMNT is by far my favorite and a favorite when family visits. The theme hits it for me and once I finally figured out the shots, the game just is a flow beast. But I agree with others in this thread that the game took a lot of warming up to truly love the game.

I have a TMNT Pro, AIQ LE and a few Williams games in my collection. I love TMNT!!! It’s my wife’s favorite. I have a hard time comparing it to AIQ because they are significantly different... but I can say that TMNT is one of my time favorite games. I am so happy I bought it. I played it on location probably 20 times... I had concerns about shots and speed, but after putting 100 games on it it shoots like a dream and the speed is what makes it so fun.