TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Flexibility: Trying something new. 

Every playable character in the game has their own weapons and statistics, meaning that no two characters play the same way. The player can use their flexibility skills to try out several different characters to see which one suits them best. The player can also use their flexibility skills to try the different modes of the game to see which one provides an appropriate level of challenge for them. And finally, the player can practice flexibility by trying to collaborate with other players either in the same space or online. 

Working Memory: Recalling and retaining information in our minds while working. 

Working Memory is important when playing fighting games because they often require the player to remember button combinations while in the middle of action. If the player struggles with working memory, they may find that they are not able to defeat harder enemies and need to start the level over again. For players who struggle with working memory, the game offers a tutorial at the beginning of the game as well as three levels of difficulty so that the player can adjust their challenge until they are more comfortable with the controls.