Activision’s new digital Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows title climbed out of the sewers today briefly for a little update.
Today’s batch of content focuses on Michelangelo kicking some serious shell in a new trailer, pieces of character art and a bio. We also get a look at the virtual box art for all 3 versions.
Check it out.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows – Michelangelo trailer:
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows – Art:
As Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows prepares to launch this summer for Xbox LIVE Arcade, the PlayStation Network, and PC via Steam, Activision Publishing, Inc. and Red Fly Studio are shining a light on each of the varied personas that make up this formidable team of half-shell heroes. Today’s trailer goes behind the bandana of the Turtles’ youngest, most agile member: Michelangelo.
Always ready with a punch and a punchline, the orange-draped Michelangelo puts a literal spin on the phrase “party animal.” He’s a fun-loving foodie with an appetite for goofing off instead of training. But despite his lighthearted tone and distaste for confrontation, Mikey is no less committed to the cause than his older brothers, whom he looks up to as role models.
True to his energetic and light personality, the nunchaku-wielding Michelangelo possesses by far the highest attack speed of any of his Turtle brethren, but also the lowest single target damage rating, standing in stark contrast to the more balanced stats of Leonardo. Mikey relies on his ability to evade damage and quickly build up combos and special moves to take down foes before they can return the favor.
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