Remembering The Power Rangers Video Games

[@golden-sun]

The SNES Power Rangers is so nostalgic and probably my favorite. Spent a ton of time playing that with my family

[@louiswilson3653]

Absolutely!!! I never got tired of playing or bored. It was so much fun.

[@LuckyHit87]

same!

[@KingLex87]

It's by far the best one next to Battle For The Grid

[@lucasperrella9280]

Came here to say this! A PR video without mighty Morphin power rangers, mmpr the movie, or the fighting one is incomplete

[@domymbd]

​@@lucasperrella9280 specially when the Power Rangers franchise was at its peak back in 1994-95

[@CriticalKidOfficial]

The best part about the “Power Rangers:Dino Thunder” game is that you can play as the other Zords from the previous two seasons of Power Rangers

[@callumcrane241]

Yea.

[@PrinceYamiUchihaCosplay]

Indeed, loved that feature

[@ricardomarquez7730]

It will always be one of the best power rangers games from PS2. I just wish that there was a remake or remastered version of it by now.

[@miahthorpatrick1013]

Ah yes, I had the GameCube version of this game and really dug it!

[@joshuaward337]

Yeah, that was really good that they added Wild Force and Ninja Storms Zord's in because their games from the PS1 era weren't localized from Japan

[@icurnvs776]

“Oh, the things that I have missed: the Black Plague, the Spanish Inquisition... *the* *Brady Bunch* *reunion* !" -Ivan Ooze

[@aeolus15]

Watching that as a kid I had no clue what he was talking about until I had grown up over the years and slowly learning what he was mentioning. The things that went over my head lol

[@Carolinagunsmoke]

"Not to mention I've had a charlie horse since the Renaissance..." 😂

[@VioletElite4]

Only thing I remember about Power Rangers is the explosions happening behind everyone lmao someone gets hit and someone's entire front lawn explodes

[@kcjc]

I loved the Wild Force gba game as a kid. I remember being so satisfied when the monster freezes then explodes after the zord battle. I grew up with Dino Thunder, and there was a video rental place down the street that had a bunch of stuff from previous seasons on VHS, plus Jetix would rerun older seasons. So Power Rangers was a massive cornerstone for my childhood.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Man that game was legendary

[@abysses]

Time Force on the PS1 was one of the first video games i ever received as a child and the theme still gets stuck in my head time to time randomly lmfao.

[@GeneralApeGaming]

Loved the DS version of Super Legends and Dino Thunder on PS2! RIP Jason David Frank and Pua Magasiva

[@CykaBlyatAlex]

Battle for the grid is for sure the most underrated modern fighting game. First game to introduce rollback net code and full platform cross play together too. Developers truly cared about the series and the fighting game community.

[@Stylez-13]

Im still waiting for the phantom ranger with a siper move that lets him be invisible for a while

[@daytonode]

If they had made it more accessible (as much as fighting game players love their extensive combos, it's Power Rangers), it could've been bigger.

[@kentalacrucia]

And then the production company tried to get into NFTs and everyone jumped ship, which was a smart move for the devs. Still sad we never got a Goldar Maximus skin.

[@terrysyvertson9205]

​@@Stylez-13 battle for the grid is not getting any more content

[@chrisgonzalez3388]

Dino Thunder was nostalgic for me because my game disc stopped working at one point. Seeing this video, I realize I didn’t miss much but it will always hold a special place in my heart

[@laughingman6986]

To me, the Dino-thunder game was so good. High quality in terms of a power ranger games.

[@BoricuaBoy88]

The original Mighty Morphin and MMPR movie games for the Game Gear, Genesis, and SNES were all really solid as well. Worth checking out. Big parts of my childhood.

[@supersaiyanbrian34]

I have fond memories of playing Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the movie on Game Gear!! I think Matty should cover that one

[@savaget2058]

My brothers!

[@BrianAwesome]

Facts. All of those Snes Beat Em Up games, should have been rereleased for the n64 😔

[@Digital_David]

YES! I just mentioned the Game Gear games, in my comments. I came to own about 9-12 games for that system, in total; the MMPR games were by far the best made and my favorite. I played them for HOURS.

[@miggygana8029]

oh man, watching this video kinda made me well up a bit. All these games except the new ps4 one were part of my childhood. Especially all those game-boy ones and the overdrive one. Thanks for making this video. What an absolute gem

[@n7hughesgaming223]

Would love to see some of these older Power Ranger games to get the same treatment as the TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection.

[@johnnyboi8820]

I don't watch pr anymore, but grew up watching a majority of the different series. Rip Thuy Trang and JDF

[@diamonshade7484]

Red ninja storm ranger as well rip Pua

[@GenAqua]

Yup. My brother and I had the PS1 Lightspeed Rescue game. but we never finished the last level.

[@slaterock4612]

You know the Power Rangers game I put so many hours in as a kid? Power Rangers Fighting Edition for the SNES. Goldar, the Shogun Megazord, White Tiger Zord, and Lord Zed were my favorites. Goldar was number 1 for me, his theme slams. Also Ivan Ooze was a secret character, had to beat him on hard to get the secret code to unlock him. I can't believe I slept on the Power Rangers Fighting for the Grid, I would've had a field day with that game.

[@MateusDrake]

Dude, same, I loved the SNES fighting game with zords (my favorite was the Ninja Megazord), and I highly recommend Battle for the Grid if you liked that. It's pretty easy to pickup and have fun with friends or arcade/story mode. Playing online can be a bit rough though. You may get demolished.

[@slaterock4612]

​@@MateusDrake Ninja Megazord had some pretty solid combos for sure. Nice, will definitely give it a try, don't know if I'll tackle online, but yeah I know how it goes there, some matches you get paired with can be unforgiving.

[@DDTJOESTAR]

Appreciate Matty for the BFTG shoutout. That game was holding down a starved section of the MVC fan base for a time and it’s still truly fun to play.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Power Rangers lightspeed rescue was my favorite ps1 game as a kid. I only played that and the Rugrats game with the bumper cars. Man I miss those days

[@ZaxFSO8083]

I loved how Dino Thunder had two different games (the handheld lets you use the Rangers and the console versions let you use the zords).🎉 And I still can't get over how I never got to play any version of Super Legends😢

[@anarchy_x6895]

Time for another trip down memory lane😅 Love your videos

[@alejandroreyes8878]

Time Force (PS1) has a really special place in my heart, as the first game I ever finished

[@jordaneq5096]

i love that dino thunder game, but ngl, I almost cried as a kid when i found out that I can only play as zords XDD

[@Iconic_Blitz]

Sega Genesis MMPR movie game had me & the bros having mad fun growing up

[@motivateddad]

That Ninja Storm GBA game was very good for a GBA game. It has separate exclusive levels (and even paths for the same game) for each team The Wind Rangers, The Thunder Rangers, and the Samurai Ranger. The combat is very decent and the boss fights were fun too. The Mech battles were meh tho.

[@MisterX867]

The way you described it reminds me of the TMNT GBA game that was based on the 2003 cartoon.

[@motivateddad]

@@MisterX867 Oh, that shit was the bomb too. I spent countless hours on those two with Pokemon Ruby and Harvest Moon.

[@SuxMenner]

No Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Fighting Edition from the SNES?

[@Sniper_Jacob06]

Great Video Man! I love Power Rangers.

[@yorkshirebhoy4049]

Matty,I think you might have forgot one. It's called Might Morphen Power Rangers: Mega Battles. It came out on PS4 and Xbox One. It's a side scrolling beat em up, which turned episodes of the TV show into levels.

[@ItsOver9000Productions]

It failed HARD

[@justoandres4951]

​@@ItsOver9000ProductionsReally? That's too bad it was awesome from what I've seen

[@Digital_David]

The 3 MMPR games that I played and loved you did not include in this video. I highly recommend these: 1. MMPR: The Movie (SNES) Fun 1-2P co-op beat 'em up 2. MMPR and MMPR: The Movie (Game Gear) These games were worth the money! Both include a story mode and a street fighter type vs mode. In vs mode, you could fight as a suited ranger, a zord, or one of the enemy monsters. Now, I realize that by today's standards it probably wouldn't impress most players, but back then the visuals and sound were awesome, not to mention how much game they were able to pack into a handheld system that only had a directional pad and 2 action buttons!! In story mode, you started the game as a suited up Ranger. You could perform a special attack (down + forward + one or both of the action buttons), which would use that rangers original weapon, like the pink rangers bow or the blue rangers spear. The second half of the stage would be the zord battle.

[@digidrveKJ]

The Dino Thunder one is my fave loved playing as zords and the unlockable Ninja Storm and Wild Force stuff was amazing wish we would get more zord games

[@Numanuma282]

Lightspeed Rescue and Time Force were STAPLES of my childhood. I will always keep those two in my collection lol

[@aeolus15]

So glad I got the entire series on DVD my childhood right there

[@chrishawkins1865]

I loved the sega genesis game!

[@keeganfelicia3969]

Oh man. These were the times as a kid. I got power rangers Dino thunder as my very first game for the game boy advance. Spent hours on it and I’ve even played it through an emulator a month ago. I had my game boy and all my games all through my highschool days. Recently they got lost to time after living on my own but the nostalgia. I’m 26 and one of the things I watched as a kid was power rangers. Didn’t realize Dino thunder had another port besides the game boy advance version. In that one it’s platform than a puzzle to get another Zord for your zord boss battles. I remember writing down the passwords to be able to continue when my batteries would die . Also trying to guess the three letter code to advance in the game where I haven’t been yet was part of the fun in the GBA era. Figuring out FLM was the last zord battle with a zord arm. Thanks for this throw back man. Definitely check out the Dino thunder version on the game boy advance . Also the time force I had for the game boy but Dino thunder was my favorite.

[@MARKRebels]

You’re spot on about the zords in Dino Thunder. I tender being so hyped as a kid only to find out that you can’t actually play as the Dino Rangers. I was pissed. I never bought the game, lol.

[@PrinceYamiUchihaCosplay]

Unless you played the GBA one where you can play as the Power Rangers

[@TheDarkSage]

Matty with all this content this week got me FEASTING!

[@RockyD12]

A Power rangers Beat em up game made by the guys from TMNT Shredders Revenge, Would like that🤤🤤

[@thedonofthsht76-58]

Its coming out in December!!!!

[@SSJ491]

The only Power Rangers game that I had when I was a kid back then was Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue on the Nintendo GameBoy Color handheld system in the early 2000s. It was when Power Rangers series (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers through Power Rangers Wild Force) was ran from Fox Kids at that time one year before Disney bought Saban Entertainment library in 2001.

[@shinkazama3959]

Power Rangers the Fighting Edition on SNES, up there with SF2 Turbo / Mortal Kombat 2 & Killer Instinct as one of the best fighting games on SNES.

[@BrittonBaker12]

Ninja Storm and Dino Thunder are my childhood favorites.

[@thunter992]

Yesssss almost a 30 min upload! Love ya Matty Boy

[@CheapCreep]

I had a couple of Power Ranger game cartridges for the SEGA Genesis.

[@OshawottLuke]

24:25 Using the word "buttery" while talking about SPD is so right for so many reasons. Buttery *moves fingers*

[@YourUncleBenis]

Fun fact about the Megaforce game: It's actually adapted from a game for Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger(the basis for Dino Charge)that came out the same year. And somehow, that's the only time Power Rangers ever adapted a Sentai game.

[@wadeyhyena1657]

I'd love to see a followup to this where he goes over the Power Rangers mobile games. Especially, Legacy Wars, which was develloped by the same company that did Battle for The Grid. I know it's quite relevant nowadays still, but the game itself came out in 2016 which I think qualifies it for being retro. The game offers a wider variety of rangers and villains to use and incorporates a card-based rock-paper-scissors attack system which is fun to master. The animations and models aren't anything to scoff at either. The biggest drawbacks are the lagging issues, lack of support when it comes to smaller issues like morph boxes not opening, and the game has an unbalanced battle system which can put players at a disadvantage at times, especially when facing stronger opponents. That, and the lack of new features, limited megazords and stages, as well as the one character at a time focus they've had with implementing new characters can make the game rather dull for players who've played long-term. But overall, I consider it up there with Super Legends. That, and I didn't like BFTG all that much due t0o its combat beinng too unforgiving.

[@cyber-thundr_]

Video games is the most underrated category this greatest TV franchise ever touched.

[@DoobieDoctor5000]

Battle for the Grid Super is amazing. It's good to know it doesn't come with Season 4 content (Adam, Rita, & Poisandra). Edit: No Sega CD? Genesis? SNES? Also I think there was a chibi fighter on last gen consoles.

[@azurefire9738]

Hitting me right in the nostalgia with a few of these I used to play ninja storm and especially spd all the time, and while I didn't have it I was hyped whenever I got to play wild force because I loved that show when I was a kid yes it was also my first power rangers show so yeah. Also fun fact one time I was at someone's house and they had dino thunder and I was so bored there that I literally played that game all the way through in one evening/night.

[@naru-bunny]

I still have the PS1 Lightspeed game, always loved playing it with friends and family members. Always played as the pink ranger. 💖

[@1andTheOnlyy]

The intro the 2nd power range game hit me right in the memory . A game boy game .

[@statesminds]

I used to play a power rangers genesis game a lot at a friends house. I forget name of it though. But i was huge power rangers fan as a kid. I remember mighty morphin alien and zeo, turbo, lost galaxy, in space but i kinda fell off after and only watched some. I’m a bit older than you though so makes sense

[@PrinceYamiUchihaCosplay]

Ah memories, I played the GBA Power Rangers SPD (My favourite part was the Shadow Ranger vs 100 Krybots section but one I didn't like that much was the Space Invaders style section with the Green Ranger's Zord especially when it gets harder), the GBA Power Rangers Dino Thunder, the PS2 Power Rangers Dino Thunder game (which I still have to this day and still hard like it was back when I was a kid which is fun), I even tried the Xbox 360 Power Rangers Samurai for Kinect. I even played Power Rangers Zeo for the PC as a kid.

[@foureyes_malone]

Great to see a PR video from Matty. I have a bittersweet memory of playing the MMPR movie game on Genesis with my mom. She was able to beat the last level of the game and I never did it myself 😅 to this day that annoys me

[@MARKRebels]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS! I just 100% Super Legends a few weeks ago. I love that game despite its many flaws. I hope that one day they use the Legacy Wars models and make Super Legends 2 or any action adventure beat ‘em up that’s NOT 2D or a side scroller.

[@OshawottLuke]

Great, someone else who loves the game and 100% it! But truly sincerely asking, and this entire comment of mine is not in a mean way or anything as I explain better later on, what many flaws? I'd say the game is great, it has a fair length and nice detailing of the levels and the different kinds of enemies, replaying levels to both get all the collectibles and maximize the rangers' strength feels great and fun, pulverizing the enemies in different ways and there is some difficulty there because they can totally hit you if you go to a horde of them like there's no danger, but it's also fun going 1 vs a horde. And the boss battles are good, the megazord battles are fine, they're not the best parts of the levels but it's compensated with how one can just appreciate how each megazord and giant-form bad guy looks and moves. And the PS2 models look so good, with that nice PS2 taste. It's not the first time that I've seen people say the game has flaws but it's never made sense to me the way they portray it as this worthless game. But I had never heard it from someone who likes it before which is why I'm interested in reading your opinion. Finding the collectibles, unlocking rangers, all the levels' settings look so good, the details, you fight iconic evil guys from the show like Trakeena and Chobo I believe it's spelled. The cinematics looking so comic-like is so goood. The in-level dialogue between the rangers and the bad guy is a nice touch. And all the rangers' models look so good, I never understood why many (most?) people look at the game and see flaws like they're so prominent cause I'm a really objective guy and I always recognize when a game I like has flaws, but with this one (which is not my favorite game ever or even close) I just don't see flaws that aren't minor nitpicks, like when people wish there were more rangers, the amount of rangers is already big and it has all these special 6th rangers and all instead of just being main rangers and I find it nice to have a few regular rangers and then the 6th ranger for each group, it feels more like people expect it to be bigger and that automatically makes it bad, when I find the length is fair, the beat em up battling is fun, the replayability is good to complete the unlockables and just to get to play as different rangers even if you unlocked everything on your first run in each level. This is how I see it trying to be fair and objective. And usually when people call it flawed it's people who dislike it, so for once I can hear from someone who claims to love it, so please, if you can, I'd like to hear what your take on the game is, or what are the flaws you found. I won't reply challenging your take as I don't want to create an argument, I'd just like to read the opinion and consider it as it's a valuable take being from, finally, someone who appreciates the game hahaha so if you fear replying will result in me challenging your opinions, it will not! It's so embarrassing and ridiculous when people do that over an opinion on a game, show, etc. I chose to explain how I view the game in this comment instead of waiting for a reply and then explain my view, specifically because if I did that it could look like escalation, like someone getting heated over a person just thinking different about a game since I wanted to talk about all the points and details I talked about but as me expressing my view and not as trying to correct someone on their view or anything like that. I will reply with a "thank you for the reply" message though! 🌟

[@LatinaOtaku]

90s kid here I love MMPR and the special was cool. The games I played were the beat'em ups and I think light speed rescue on PS1.

[@Chetsnooze0]

Finally someone who appreciates the best 2 power rangers series, Respect.

[@CarnivorousMonster]

The exact same as me. Lightspeed and Timeforce all clicked with me and where the ones I watched the most. I also loved Lost Galaxy, and all the ones before. When Wild Force came out, I kind of fell away. Was a different vibe for me.

[@domymbd]

My top 5 Power Rangers games: 1- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie (Sega Genesis) 2- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (SNES) 3- Power Rangers Battle for the Grid (PS4/XB/Switch/PC) 4- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Genesis) 5- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie (SNES) How can you forget about those 16 bit games when Power Rangers were at their peak back then?

[@Digital_David]

You must not have had a Game Gear because both of those MMPR games were awesome!!!

[@barbarakolenc6757]

The wild force gba game was nice but their run animations look so weird like there looking down and kickin while moving

[@originalShorai]

I remember the SNES Power Rangers game. I remember begging my Mom to rent it every time we got a movie so I could make progress. 😅

[@populatethemoon]

I loved playing Time Force on the GBA when I was younger. Time Force is my favorite out of all the series.

[@TitanWar93]

For me, I recall the Lightspeed Rescue on Gameboy color. I only played the hand-held games (Time Force, Wild Force, Ninja Storm and lastly Dino Thunder). The only PS2 power ranger game was Dino Thunder. Playing as a zord was fun.

[@ChaotixBR]

20:05 this game is cool, but it has very little stages, sound tracks and extra offline modes. Man, they could do a little beat em up style extra mode to unlock stuff, from comic arts, video clips, some characters skins, you know, just a little something to play offline and enjoy would be nice.

[@keitha.1580]

I really enjoyed super legends wish they make more games similar to it and open world to find each powers find new rangers from dimensions and work together

[@ChaotixBR]

2:52 I found out that these illustrations do have colors in other merchandising, specially in European DVDs. Also, I 'm looking for Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue comics that were european exclusive.

[@nicholasdeporto5257]

Hoping Battle For the Grid gets more support and attention, it would be cool if they added some Wild Force, Dino Charge, and Ninja Storm rangers. They could even add some more villains too like Sledge, Evox, Void Knight, and Ransik. Some stages I think they could add are: -The Animarium -SPD Headquarters -Area 62 (Dino Fury) -Dino Charge Base -Overdrive Underground Base -Silver Hills (Time Force) -Grid Battleforce HQ

[@diegopadilla7551]

There was a cancelled triple A power rangers game that was a co-op game that would’ve had a similar feel to the Batman Arkham games and I feel robbed of that 😢

[@jeremyroberts8822]

Damn that sounds like it could’ve been awesome, bummer it never ended up materializing. For all the games good and bad that we get year after year I swear it always seems like some of the most interesting ones with the most potential are the ones that get cancelled and never actually end up coming out

[@onehotdogketchup2me]

Now do a power rangers retro game episode cause the snes games are God tier and the genesis games hold a place in my heart too.

[@Stylez-13]

The best is power rangers zeo vs the machine empire for the Apple pippin

[@matthewbraith0411]

The dino thunder game is the only one I have played :)

[@jedistarkiller5961]

I Played that game alot back than it was alot of fun

[@WAR904]

13:26 man, you........don’t want to play as the giant robots? The coolest part of power rangers? Man....................

[@retrorebound8887]

As the old adage goes: "It's not you, it's me."

[@Nirvashtype]

We are so overdue for an awesome power ranger game.

[@SeanUCF]

I guess you don't go as far back as the 16-bit era, but the best licensed power rangers to this day is still the movie tie-in game for the Sega Genesis (the SNES one sucked). Otherwise, the best Power Rangers game is actually Chroma Squad.

[@jbedeau]

Facts

[@theyeahitsusboys]

Oh my God neHver thought Id see a KZbinr I follow talk about light speed rescue. That game was a huge part of my childhood damn

[@johndoom8037]

This definitely hit my Nostalgia plan that PlayStation version back in the day and throughout the years

[@flviale]

The one for Megadeive was awesome, a really good beat em up that aged really well.

[@dportnov]

I have great memories of playing the Lightspeed Rescue game on the N64 when I brought it with me to my Grandparents apartment and I vaguely remember playing a Time Force game on PC. I was super into Power Rangers up through Wild Force, but fell off after Ninja Storm. I was always partial to Lost Galaxy and, of course, Mighty Morphin. There were a surprising amount of actually decent Power Rangers games.

[@drewcummings2453]

Battle for the grid is so much fun. Fun fact, it's story mode is actually based on the comics by boom studio

[@fullmetal6519]

I love this channel!🤣🤣 The outfit was the perfect touch

[@hyperdrivepics]

Yes! All here for the Lightspeed and Time Force love.And yeah, I have that Time Force Game Boy Color game. And if I'm not mistaken, that trading card can be inserted into the morpher from that season if you had the toy. That morpher had a card scanner inside as part of the season's gimmick, and various cards would make it say different things, and I think there was even a TCG you could play with those physical cards.

[@corbinowens2437]

Lightspeed had such a 🔥 theme!! & Time Force is my favorite season of all Rangers & my 2 favorite Rangers come from that show (Jen & Wes)

[@ThreeSwordXenas]

My favorites will forever be mmpr for super Nintendo and mmpr the movie for super Nintendo.. the mmpr movie for Sega was great as well but it's just something about being a civilian and then morphing midway into the level was just awesome to me

[@obeserob5027]

I'm glad battle for the grid was brought up. I've been collecting all the physical versions of it, that's how big a fan of it I am

[@silentassason]

God I remember playing Rescue on PS1, such a nostalgia trip

[@Tacitus_kilgore_1903]

I had the original action figures where the head would flip from helmet to no helmet... and Tommy's dagger flute

[@masterofcomedy4619]

This sure brings a lot of memories for me. Used to play time force power rangers on PS1. Funny story because I actually bought the game with the lightspeed cover and turns out it was time force, guess that's what you get for buying pirated games LOL. Other than that I played SPD, Ninja Storm, and Dino Thunder on the GBA. Also played the super sentai version of Wildforce and Ninja Storm on the PS1. Thanks for the video man, successfully bringing back the memories for me!

[@AnotherSWnerd]

I loved the dino thunder game as a kid. It was so unique for a pr game. Reminds me of the days playing the movie based transformers games

[@Senpai_SM0K3]

Lightspeed rescue was one of my all time favorites. That and Dino Thunder

[@HighFightIQ]

idk if anyone else is old enough to remember it, but the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Fighting Edition on SNES was my jam as a kid.

[@JoeNayDoh]

Matty talking about Power Rangers games? Yes Please! My era was definitely the SNES games. MMPR, MMPR The Movie, Fighting Edition. All incredible games. Remember Super Legends being an enjoyable playthrough although felt unfinished in places. None if the unlockable Rangers had any vo and when playing in 2 player the Rangers would start and the the level being overlapped on top of each other and make this strange amalgam ranger that was just nightmare inducing

[@joecoxmaul]

the Super Sentai PS1 games for Gaoranger and Hurricanger were really good and you can see some properties from those games were put into the line of GBA games. One off the top of my head was that they use the exact same head sprite of gaored / red wild force ranger from the hurricanger bonus level for the wild force GBA game.

[@maldon3659]

Lightspeed Rescue was the show I had the most Toys for, my favourite being the supertrain Megazord

[@swimminlikeapig]

I had a power rangers VHS with a couple episodes from a bunch of series and the Red rangers exclusive episode and that was the only episode I watched. It ruled

[@DisturbedBroski]

Lightspeed rescue on the PS1 was amazing. Titanium Ranger is my favorite ranger ever

[@AucheysAdventures]

The Super Nintendo game was the best...I loved the original series from the 90s as well as the movies from back then

[@ClumsyWolfy]

Sega Genesis MMPR. Hands down my favorite to date. Classic fighter. Covers Green with Evil Saga. Great nostalgia.

[@TheFridayNightRitual]

honestly the lightspeed rescue game slapped so hard

[@tyzerro]

we wound up renting the SNES MMPR game so much from our local mom & pop video store they wound up selling it to us at a big discount. I've still never revisited it as a means of beating it but i think after watching this, I shall put it on one of my retro handhelds and finally complete it

[@SirBiggems]

Dino Thunder on the GBA is honestly my favorite. I played it a lot, a *LOT*, as a kid, as it's a side stroller

[@frankspick7544]

I remember playing the power rangers plug and play game it was really fun beat em up that had you chase down criminals has a specific ranger you get the swat and battlelizer has power ups.

[@revan5293]

Timeforce is actually goated. In space,lost Galaxy all bangers. So many other good power ranger series. I remember that Dino thunder game omg

[@tyneishalewis9917]

Awesome video, thanks for showing us these Power Rangers games! I haven't had the chance to play a Power Rangers game, but I think I will thanks to your video. I'll also have to check out the Red Rangers episode and the Netflix special you mentioned too! One of my favorite memories was the Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. My grandma had gotten me the Power Rangers in 3D VHS tape that included 3D Glasses. It was Lightspeed Rescue's Trakeena's Revenge 2-part episode into one movie. I thought it was the coolest thing ever lol

[@VladGLX]

This review stands out for its in depth reviews of each game manual…everything else, from the non-diverse footage, the constant errors in the script and the repetitive use of the word ‘mid’, make this a frustrating PR game examination.