How to Find Turbo Bike Warp Wall in Battletoads | Screen Rant
The Turbo Bike Warp Wall is a required find to get an achievement in Battletoads. This guide will teach players the location of the Warp Wall. Battletoads has been a dormant series for over 25 years now. The last entry of the series released back on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and has not seen a new entry until 2020. Developed by Rare, the studio behind popular series like Donkey Kong Country, Banjo Kazooie, Perfect Dark, and Goldeneye has returned to release a new entry in the Battletoads series. This one acting as a complete reboot with the same characters and new cartooney art style. Here's how players can find the Turbo Bike Warp Wall in the game.
Finding the Warp Wall is required for obtaining all the achievements in the game. Similar to the original Battletoads back on the NES, players will need to avoid crashing into walls and reach the end of the level. Only this time in the reboot, players will be tackling it from a direction where they can see the wall coming. In the original, it was very hard to tell where the walls were coming from, making it one of the most challenging levels in the game. Normally, players will want to avoid the walls at all cost but for here, they need to slam right into the Warp Wall, here is the location of the Warp Wall in Battletoads.
Players can find the Turbo Bike Warp Wall in the Nightmare Riders level in Act 4. They will need to collide into the wall with a small blue swirl attached to it. Fortunately, the Warp Wall will appear fairly early on the level. Players can find it on the right side of the level a few seconds in. To collect the achievement, drive directly into this wall. It can be easy to miss since the level is going by so fast but give it a few attempts and the achievement will be yours.
Battletoads brings gaming back to a generation where local couch c0-op was the best way to play with friends. There is nothing quite like sharing junk food and a few laughs with someone directly next to you. Hopefully, Rare will release new entries in some of their older franchise. Since the purchase by Microsoft, the studio has been hit and miss on the quality of games they release. Maybe Xbox and PC fans will be able to play a new Banjo Kazooie or Perfect Dark title in the near future.
Battletoads is available now on Xbox One and PC.