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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate Launching In Switch Followed By PC Version

Upon popular demand, Super Evil Megacorp’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate will feature a bodacious 4-player local couch co-op on Nintendo Switch at launch on July 17. TMNT fans will be able to grab their family and friends to join them in the fun with the all-new multiplayer feature. Steam players will also soon be able to join in on the roguelike fun when the game hits Steam later this year.

In addition to the all-new radical 4-player couch co-op, the Nintendo Switch version of the award-winning game will feature a number of exciting upgrades, including graphical enhancements, better lighting and additional props for a richer environment, improved sound, and controls – all optimized specifically for the platform.

“We’ve been listening to the community and their biggest request has been the addition of couch co-op so they can play with friends and family,” said Ian Fielding, Studio Head of Super Evil Megacorp. “Playing together is embedded in the DNA of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle video games and core to SEMC’s mission, and with Splintered Fate, we went the extra mile to ensure the co-op feature was available for the Switch immediately at launch. We will continue to listen to the community and improve the game over time-based on player feedback.”

Players can pre-order and add Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate to their Nintendo Switch wishlist here and Steam here.

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