TMNT Shredder’s Revenge

A new update has been released for TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge Update 1.09. You can find all the Game Update details, Bug Fixes, improvements, and Patch Notes below. TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge Update 1.09 is now available for all platforms, including PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, and PC. The file size may vary depending on the platform.

Features:

  • Added Chinese VO selection for Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese languages.
  • Updated game credits

Bug fixes:

  • Players can now validate the “Complete cast” achievement even if they didn’t buy the DLC
  • Fixed client-side dive kicks not affecting Servibots.
  • Tentative fix for Paradox Shredder sometimes soft-locking when defeated.
  • Fixed issues with player revival at the end of the Survival Super Shredder boss fight.
  • Fixed crashes in the Leaderboards menu.
  • Tentative fixes & improvements in BinaryContentManager to catch rare errors users seem to have when launching the game.
  • Fixed an oversight with Karai’s sliding kick hitboxes.
  • Slightly increased range for the Super Dive Kick.
  • Fixed the two foot soldiers animated spawners using the wrong palette at the start of the elevator part of stage 7.
  • Fixed taunts being interrupted by the “Level Complete” animation.
  • Various SFX bug fixes.
  • Disabled pausing during survival game over.
  • Fixed double jump use while in Boss Mutation.
  • Tentative fixes on some random crashes.

Source: TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge

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