Product Description

• Features up to 20 playable and upgradeable Power Rangers from various seasons.
• Custom combat system with 26 different melee and ranged attacks, 3 levels of super moves, and a combo counter which rewards players for using varied and high hit-count combos.
• Two-player co-operative play allows players to work together as a team, using the accessible combo system to assist each other in combat an in monumental Zord battles.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3357 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Disney
• Released on: 2007-11-23
• Rating: Parental Guidance
• Platform: PlayStation2
• Dimensions: .26 pounds

Customer Reviews

A good game for younger players - tedious for older kids
Video games are a case of horses for courses. Sophisticated teens won't find much to thrill them in this simplistic arcade-style game aimed, I should say, at 10 year olds. However, the combo moves are simple enough for a savvy youngster to master and the characters' movement is arcade-style, moving in two dimensions through a three-dimensional world.

A storyline involving the evil Lord Zedd and a plot to destroy the timeline - and every Power Ranger with it - enables all the heroes from the TV series' history to make an appearance. There's plenty of fisticuffs and cool martial arts stuff, but it does take a lot of slogging through some very similar challenges on successive levels before anything genuinely new and interesting happens. For this reason, older players would get bored quite quickly, although there's plenty of scope for younger gamers to gradually build up their skills and dexterity.

Two-person co-operative play enables a couple of kids to join forces to fight enemies, solve puzzles and take part in set-piece battles - or lone play is also an option.

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This Power rangers game is not bad its very good the characters and the game play are litte dissapointing but it pays off with the fighting sequences and the surroundings which are good yall should get it.

a shout out to my homeboy Daniel Bailey keep doing what you doing boy.