
In Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind, the team faces off against a robotic reincarnation of the Power Rangers' long-time nemesis. Robo Rita has conjured a portal to send herself back in time so she can finally vanquish the Power Rangers by forming an alliance with her younger self.
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In Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind, the team faces off against a robotic reincarnation of the Power Rangers' long-time nemesis. Robo Rita has conjured a portal to send herself back in time so she can finally vanquish the Power Rangers by forming an alliance with her younger self. Working together, Robo Rita and Rita Repulsa rewind, rewrite, and remix the past in an attempt to stop the very formation of the Power Rangers, altering the course of history.
Will the two Ritas and their army of monstrous enemies from across the MMPR timeline finally succeed in destroying the Power Rangers? Or will these teenagers with attitude learn to work together and counter this catastrophic chronological collaboration?
Players will be able to experience the origins of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers again – for the first time! The past will never be the same…
FEATURES
- Classic 90's look and feel with hand-drawn pixel art
- Fan-favorite enemies pulled from different seasons of the hit tv show
- Events and episodes that players remember from the show have been remixed
- Action-packed, 2-D brawler gameplay with arcade-style shooting and driving sequences
- Pilot all of the original Dinozords
- Jump into the cockpit of the legendary Megazord and take down gigantic bosses
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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Gosto muito dos herois coloridos, e esse jogo é perfeito pra quem curte uma luta de rua e é fã da saga. RECOMENDO.
A fun retro style beat 'em up with a variety go gameplay level variety. The base price is a little steep but if you can get it on sale it's worth it.
Es un golpe a la nostalgia, me hizo recordar a los juegos de snes
Como juego de Power Rangers cumple bastante, los personajes, las batallas de Megazord, los gráficos como de 16 bits, la música como la de SNES... En el apartado de juegos Beat'em Up, pues está regular. Adquiéranlo con descuento si lo que buscan es un juego que los lleve a aquellos recuerdos de los 90 con los Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, pero si lo que buscan es un excelente Beat'em Up, pues hay mejores opciones. Solo desearía que hubieran sacado el DLC de expansión que de seguro estaba planeado por lo visto en el final post créditos. (*cof* Lord Zedd... *cof cof* White Ranger...)
Okay, I recommend it but not really... I mean the graphics are very good, the iconic music is there, the gameplay isn't bad BUT, it feels lazy ! What I mean is that there aren't a lot of levels and you finish the game in barely 4 hours. (on easy) there aren't a lot of replayability, you can play with different rangers or online but it will always be the same. And the story feels rushed. -Rangers all feel the same, an ultimate to clear the screen but no special move to differenciate them, there aren't a lot of possible action either, only the classics (punch, grab, jump, double jump which is not that useful, an uppercut, down smash and dive kick) -Yes, the green ranger is playable once you finish the game but no, it doesn't change anything, he's the same as the others. -No, the green ranger doesn't become the white ranger, the story stops WAY before that. -Yes, there is a RPG system to boost the stats of every ranger (speed, attack and defense) but no, it doesn't change much even if maxed) -Yes, the game has a zord and moto gameplay but it's kinda boring and difficult. -Yes, you can play has the megazord but this is probably the worst part about the game, also the most frustrating thing about the game and I really wish they did not include it : dodge as much as you can and randomly at first, run towards enemy, smash X and A to try to charge your sword, you get the classic explosion inside the megazord when you're hit, it seems fun and original but it removes your charge meter making the fight longer. When the meter is full, call the sword and it's badly made so you just smash X until it's over, there's a lack of animation which makes this part really awkward. There are tons of better beat'em all out there (thinking about Street of Rage 4, Double Dragon Gaiden (that one is so much fun), ninja turtles shredder's revenge or even splintered fate (kind of a beat'em all), ...) Get it for the nostalgia at a very low price if you're interested. I'll end this review by saying how sad I am this game turned out like this, it could have been so much more with a deeper gameplay, more levels, the white ranger and whatnot. (I forgot to say, you can control the volume of the music and that's it, you can't even turn off the sound effects and the voices which becomes quickly annoying: I could use some help here... I could use some help here... I could use some help here... Okay, I get it !). So yeah, it feels like Digital Eclipse was really lazy.
This game is fantastic! Worth the money, and I had a stellar time with it! A couple minor complaints at best. Just a heads up, I played solo. First, the positive: -Visuals are amazing. The amount of stimuli on screen was captivating, though I could see it being a bit much for others. The semi-retro look the Devs went for here is used to it's fullest in terms of eye candy, however. -Music/Sound is wonderful. It's Power Rangers, come on! Not just the main theme, but every track used for the levels and Juice Bar (intermission Between Levels) is great. -Gameplay is phenomenal. The beat em up sections are very fun and engaging. Combat is simple enough anyone can pick up and play and have a great time. There's even a refreshing segment I won't spoil here. The Dinozord chase sequences are very fun and Starfox-esque on rails sequences. The Megazord battles are nice and short and don't draw out the battles too much longer. Overall, the entire vibe of the game is very electric and fun and awesome! There are a few notes, however: -Combat is *too* simple I feel. You have your typical combos, an up swing, and a downward attack. Nothing much more. Additional combos that you can use by holding the Stick/D-Pad a certain direction would be cool. There isn't an attack that lets you attack enemies that are knocked down, though. A dedicated block and grab would be nice. In order to grab enemies, you have to walk up to them and make contact. This method has tripped me up more than helped me. While you can cartwheel/dodge to your hearts' content, these extra options would still be nice. -Falling into pits in the rooftops level felt a bit unfair at times. Judging your placement in these types of games can be challenging. I typically use my characters' shadow to make things easy, but I noticed this method wasn't all too helpful in the rooftop level. Also, super minor nitpick here, but when I would fall into a pit, my character would still be seen falling in the foreground. -The Megazord finisher is super confusing to pull off consistently. When using the Power Sword the game will prompt you to push the attack button. I've tried mashing the attack button, I've tried holding the attack button, and I've tried mashing multiple face buttons. I have had more success with mashing multiple face buttons in order to pull off the finisher, but more often than not I'll end up merely slapping the enemy with the Power Sword, and they'll slump over. It's quite the anti-climatic finisher, and I wish pulling off the finisher weren't so inconsistent. All in all, aside form a few little complaints I think the game is well worth the purchase!
比忍者神龟 施莱德的复仇,漫威宇宙入侵还垃圾得多!!
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