Konami's 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade game now has a native PC port, built on its decompilation
cheviman's tmnt-port shipped its first version on November 6 and had reached 1.0.5 a day later. It's built on the decompilation of Konami's arcade game and contains no game data.
From arcade board to executable
tmnt-port is built on tmntarcade-decomp, the decompilation of Konami's 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles coin-op. It runs natively, with packages for Windows, Linux and macOS, under a BSD-3-Clause license. The repository lists two games: TMNT Arcade and a console version of TMNT.
Six releases landed in under two days, from 1.0.0 on November 6 to 1.0.5 on November 7.
Switch, Android and Anbernic handhelds
The project's tools can also build a Switch package, which requires Atmosphère, an Android APK that you sign with your own key, and folders for Anbernic H700 handhelds. Those targets are lightly tested so far. The 1.0.0 notes say it hadn't been tried on a real Switch, an Anbernic or a Mac, and the 1.0.5 notes say the same about Chromecast and Android TV.
What you bring
No game data ships with the repository. To play, you supply the data from your own copy of the arcade game, specifically the four-player World revision.
