Game Title: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
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Developer: Digital Eclipse
Publisher: Konami
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OpenCritic - 82 average - 87% recommended - 24 reviews
Ars Technica - Sam Machkovech - Unscored
If Digital Eclipse addresses even half of my nitpicks in a future patch, that would take this collection past its current state of “good enough” to “easily recommended” territory. In the meantime, weigh your own particular nostalgic appetite before reaching in for a slice of the Cowabunga Collection-or order a tastier pie from the competition with …
Was it cancelled? Don’t think it’s been active for years.
Hi, I’m a game dev working on a Windows PC Steam game, and I am wondering where, in your ideal world, you think that a Windows game should store its saved game files and other user data. Obviously there’s unlikely to be any consensus on this issue, but I’d still appreciate hearing your opinions.
The following are all the locations I can think of that have at least some merit, but all of them have pros and cons:
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within the user’s “Documents” folder, where the actual location of the Documents folder is retrieved from the OS using FOLDERID_Documents. (On English installations of Windows, this usually maps to C:\Users\{username}\Documents\GameName
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