Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

After nearly a decade, and by popular demand, we return to our most popular series on Youtube. Standby while we figure out what the bugs are and iron them out because we're using completely new tech to connect to incredibly old tech.

I'm pretty sure Casey's dad is dead.

Elgato has always been weird with syncing mic audio and game audio, but what I didn't foresee was it resetting its own track settings in OBS so the mic was being picked up along with the game audio on the same track. So we're left with double game audio, and early mic audio that can't be separated, so I decided to sync the mics to the action and leave the double game audio playing whenever they like.

I didn't think I'd have had to set up track slots again, but next session, I'll be sure to look into it.

We're turtles on a mission and we know exactly where we have to go.

Next time on TMNT: No need for technical issues.

When I think I've gotten most of the bugs out, I realize I didn't plug in my laptop. And when my laptop's not plugged in, it throttles resources... It's not a bad recording, but it could have been better.

That's why he needs to be bullied.

Explosive oil drums are a weapon that surpasses armies of ninja.

Been waiting for the continuation of this, weren't you?

But the Tengoblin sword is totally not magic.

When children debate, the one who uses the fewest syllables and makes the other angrier, wins.

I'm not saying the level designers got lazy here, but...

Also, I think it's safe to say everyone who worked on this game was a fan of butts.

We're back and on the home stretch for the end of our most popular series!

As "good guys" Ninja Turtles never kill, right? I'm going to change that.

They reach Sonic Adventure 2 levels of audio balance at this part.