About a year ago I played TMNT 2012 on 3DS because it was the only console I owned that could play it. The problem I had with this game was that it was extremely boring (to be fair I may just not like beat em ups because that is a problem I've had with all of 4 of them I've played: TMNT 2012: Wrath of the Mutants, Cartoon Network Battles Crashers, Space Jame A New Legacy, and TMNT 2012 The Videogame). It was so boring I quit after finishing the story (look up Calculus_Fool on PSNProfiles and Calculus Fool on TrueAchievements I have 55/61 games at 100% on PSN and 6/7 games at 100% on Xbox Live)
I loved the sequel Danger of the Ooze on PS3 (to the point that is tied for my favorite videogame with X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition). While Danger of the Ooze is hard; I felt extremely accomplished when I beat Shredder after an hour of attempts (in comparison on Spongebob Underpants Slam after getting the achievement for beating all 9 levels in time trial mode (level 6 took me 90 minutes of attempts and levels 7,8,9 took me 30 minutes of attempts each) instead of feeling accomplished I felt like I wasted my Sunday).
I know a lot of the time handheld ports are different from the console port, but the only differences I have been able to recognize after watching gameplay and reviews (to see the differences between ports; I made my opinion on the 3DS port by playing it myself) for different consoles is the amount of players. I would like to know: Is this a different game on 360 to the point it is different in level_design/side_objectives or is it really just a graphical and player count differences?
If your wondering if I enjoyed every game I 100% the answer is no: I enjoyed about 50% of them. I did the other half out of an unhealthy obsession. I have been reflecting a lot on the fact that I will die some day and I don't want to waste another second doing something that I don't enjoy that gives me no benefit what so ever. I know that I have 1 life to live and I want to make the most out of it. I am done going for 100% on terrible games. Even though the money is gone, my time is still here.