Ep. 46 – Cowabunga Chaos! Kevin & Kyle vs. TMNT (NES) 🐢🎮 | Terrible Gamers Podcast

In this bodacious episode of The Terrible Gamers Podcast, hosts Kevin and Kyle dive shell-first into one of the most notoriously difficult NES classics—Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the Nintendo Entertainment System! It’s pixelated pizza power vs. retro rage as our heroes in a half shell take on sewer mazes, electrified seaweed, and relentless Foot Clan enemies. If you've ever wondered why this game has a reputation for NES-level brutality, you're about to find out. Whether you're a lifelong fan of TMNT, grew up with classic 8-bit games, or just want to relive the rage-inducing underwater dam level, this playthrough is packed with retro gaming nostalgia, hilarious commentary, and plenty of fails. Expect classic Konami music, impossible jumps, and debates over which turtle is best (it’s Donatello, right?). Will Kevin and Kyle survive the chaos, or will Shredder have the last laugh?

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Intro Music - Tenacious D, "Video Games"

Music Used in this Podcast: Song - Video Games

Artist - Tenacious D Album - Video Games

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