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Disappointing, but "e-wording" the unsullied originals is always an option.
Copyright/trademark laws prevent them from reusing that imagery without renewing the contract and that would require at least a four-way convo between Nickelodeon, Konami, Digital Eclipse, and Pizza Hut.
I'm sure it was likely considered at some point but the lawyers didn't see the point in re-upping that particular contract for the sake of a nearly 40-year old NES game. It is what it is.