I can attest to some of that.
Lots of bugs and the controls are way more sluggish than I care for. There are two things that bother me with this game aside from the bugs, one is that when you're doing a combo it's buffering the minute you press the first button so you're waiting for whole animations to finish. The second is that camera is pretty terrible, a lot of the time it's way too close to the character model and you have to constantly shift it around to see what you're hitting, on top of that there's no lock on.
The levels have a few visual indicators as to where to go but there were quite a few times I kept going in circles because the level design is so badly laid when it comes to leading you to the next area. All that being said the voice acting, save for Michelangelo's voice actor who sounds like he's 10 years old, is fine. The graphics are actually quite good and ultra colorful so them being described as "terrible" is not true in the slightest and the art in the cut scenes are good even if a bit jarring when it transitions from detailed polygons to flat simple 2D art. TMNT: OOTS has a fairly deep combo system which has a lot to offer in terms of attacking in a variety of fun ways and another positive going for the game is that it has a lot of content and modes so replay value certainly isn't going to be an issue.
I did the same exact thing and I RARELY buy games before seeing a few reviews first. I guess I just got caught up in the hype and nostalgia for a good TMNT game but it's been a somewhat disappointing experience so far but the 2D arcade mode holds promise and I'm hoping that it gets a few good patches to iron out the problems.


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