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OpenBOR NES homage — 60 characters, 17 stages, four pads on one couch.
That One Thing
You unlock the cast by beating stages — villains included — until the roster looks like the entire toy aisle.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rescue-Palooza! is Merso X's free OpenBOR homage to the NES TMNT beat 'em ups. Story mode sends you across seventeen stages to rescue everyone Shredder kidnapped; clear a stage and you unlock more characters until sixty fighters from cartoons, comics, movies, and toys are on the select screen. Arcade mode opens once story is done.
Co-op is the pitch. Up to four players share one machine with combo setups, rideable vehicles, and voice clips from the show. Controllers are first-class; two players can share a keyboard if pads are short.
It is a fangame. Nickelodeon and Konami did not publish it. PlayBound lists it as freeware fan work from Game Jolt (project 39658), not as an official product. We host a PlayBound Windows package for one-click install after you upload the zip.
Online is honest: OpenBOR here has no native netcode. Friends who are not in the room use PlayBound Couch / phone-as-controller so remote pads appear as local players on the host PC — the same path as X-Men Arcade Remake and other local-only remakes.
We carry it because free four-pad TMNT co-op still clears the bar for couch parties, and because Couch mode covers remote friends without lying about LAN.
We picked Rescue-Palooza because it is a finished, free OpenBOR TMNT co-op remake with an absurd unlockable roster and real four-pad sessions. PlayBound can install it in one click once the package is hosted, and Couch mode covers the friends who cannot sit on the same couch.
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Minimum
Windows 7 · Dual-Core CPU · 2 GB RAM · DirectX 9 · 250 MB storage
Recommended
Windows 10 · Dual-Core · 4 GB RAM · USB gamepads for 2–4 players
No. It is a free OpenBOR fangame by Merso X. Nickelodeon and Konami did not publish it.
Yes. The Game Jolt release is free. PlayBound's one-click path uses a hosted Windows package of that freeware build.
Not natively. Multiplayer is local 4P co-op. Remote friends use PlayBound Couch / phone-as-controller on the host machine.
Yes. OpenBOR binds pads natively for up to four local players. PlayBound does not rewrite a config file.
OpenBOR (Open Beats of Rage).
Yes. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rescue-Palooza! supports up to 4 players. You can play together on one PC with phones or extra gamepads as controllers. PlayBound Connect handles the setup: start a party with your friends, pick how you want to play, and everyone launches into the same game from the PlayBound launcher. It also supports co-op play. There is no subscription and no paid multiplayer tier.
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