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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Mega Battle
Released On: Jan 17, 2017
49
7.6
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 19 Critic Reviews
49
0% Positive
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
53% Mixed
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
47% Negative
9 Reviews
9 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 19 Critic Reviews
49
0% Positive
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
53% Mixed
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
47% Negative
9 Reviews
9 Reviews
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Mega Battle is a fun couch co-op game that should be played with friends and family alike. It's not perfect by any means, but it manages to do the job and entertain at the same time.
Power Rangers: Mega Battle captures the player with the promise of nostalgia but has no elements capable of restraining it once vanished the effect of the memories.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 58 User Ratings
7.6
72% Positive
42 Ratings
42 Ratings
3% Mixed
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
24% Negative
14 Ratings
14 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 58 User Ratings
7.6
72% Positive
42 Ratings
42 Ratings
3% Mixed
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
24% Negative
14 Ratings
14 Ratings
I love this game since was little kids see power rangers cartoon and excellent graphic and lot action and good day
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PlayStation 4
Very fun beat em up game and the game is a wonderful nostalgia trip. I may may be a little biased because Power Rangers was my favorite show growing up. Online coop would of been nice but IMO its worth 14.99.
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PlayStation 4
The only cliche that might be true about this game, is that people that love Power Rangers will have fun with it. But if you are looking for a good beat 'm up, there are many games that are actually worth your time.
Whether you’re a hardcore fan of the show, someone who watched the original series as a kid, or someone who’s excited for the new movie, I’d stay away from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Mega Battle. The Rangers deserve something that’s more than a cheap cash-in, but I doubt we’ll see anything like that anytime soon.
Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Mega Battle! is a game with many problems. Gameplay is afflicted by wrong hitboxes, boss fights are terrible, except for the "Go Go Power Ranger Songs" and cutscenes are really boring. Beyond fanservice, there are really few things that can make this game enjoyable.
Quotation forthcoming.
The title lacks the series’ corny exchanges between the Rangers and the villains that we know and love. Instead, we’re hit with an underwhelming Web flash game that fails to capture the show’s spirit.
Nostalgia trip for whoever grew with this. Mechanics are nice and its a nice couch game. Graphics are nice if you like 2d, nice remastered music. Recommended.
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PlayStation 4
It's a brief re-telling of the MMPR origin, as well as Green with Evil arc.
The Megazord battle sequences are repetitive and become more fun with added players. But this game is very lacking in terms of ingenuity or anything unique beyond the Ranger aesthetic.
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PlayStation 4
I am really trying to like this game. I loved Power Rangers when I was younger, and played the Super Nintendo beat 'em ups that this game is attempting to emulate into the ground. This doesn't even qualify as a fan game. The reason? A fan wouldn't let this sloppy mess see the light of day. I can get over the cartoonish design, and I love that they included so many of the (human) characters from the first two seasons, thanks to a 'bundle pack' that makes me wonder if they plan on selling them later as DLC. However, it's all down hill from there. First off, this game looks and sounds like a flash game. I wish I were exaggerating. It's also pretty difficult. Not in a rewarding, feel good way, either. It's difficult because it's full of bugs, the hit boxes are dodgy, and it's oh so unforgiving when you die. A death could, and most often will, send you back fifteen minutes. Most games might be able to get away with this, but this one has a knack for tedious meat bag enemies that take too long to kill. Not because they're difficult, but because they have too much life. Play with a second, third, or fourth player you say? Sure, I'd love to! That would surely make it easier. The problem with that is that there is no online multiplayer. Even if there were, I should be able to easily trounce any beat 'em up like this with a single player. There is no excuse for this difficulty. I have thousands of hours on Monster Hunter (all versions combined), so I'm no stranger to difficult games. There just is no reason for this kind of punishment in a beat 'em up. No reward worth the risk of being set back fifteen to twenty minutes because you didn't see the Alpha 5 message telling you how to do a thing. A thing that you're supposed to know how to do in order to proceed or kill a certain type of enemy. There is a bug that holds you in place after a combo until you let go of the analog stick. I tried it with the d-pad, and the same results were obtained. Another similar bug allows you to control the character, but you find yourself against an invisible wall, only able to walk up or down. Luckily, this is often only a few seconds, but you can die from it easily. Both of these bugs are common in my experience, the later being somewhat less so, with the former being a constant problem. Then there is the experience system. I was so excited when I saw they had implemented an RPG like system of leveling up, complete with a skill tree. It was painfully apparent that it would give grinding a whole new meaning. Early in games with a leveling feature, you expect to get the first few level ups in a very short amount of time. In this game, on the other hand, it is a chore. You get two or three orbs from each enemy that go to your experience bar, no numbers, just a bar, and it moves incredibly slow. I played through the first area of level one three times, and the second and third once each, saving the experience as I went. This netted me about two-thirds of what I needed for a single level up. The boss at the end of the first level then pushed it up the rest of the way, with none left over for the following level. This tells me that grinding is pointless unless you're topping off after only beating a boss, as any extra experience gained when leveling up is forfeit. At that rate, rather than having experience be a thing at all, they could have just given you skill points for beating levels. I love that they made this game, but I hate that they put no work in to testing it. I realize that making games is hard work, and the people that made this did an amazing job with what they had. It's obvious to me that the people pulling the strings rushed this out to catch the Power Rangers Movie hype train, and nothing more. Think of the most tedious beat 'em up you've ever played. Now bump it out of the way, because this is going to take its spot.
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PlayStation 4
Well this is my penance for not reading the reviews first. The game was reduced to £3.99 on the PSN store and I thought it couldn't be bad for that price, but I was so wrong. This game is awful in every way.
Firstly, the game itself has crashed several times whilst I'm playing it, including on the very first level, meaning I've had to restart from the beginning of the level. The same also goes for when you die. There are no checkpoints mid-level, making for a very punishing and unrewarding game.
The enemies are dull and repetitive, taking far too many hits before dying. The combat is somewhat fun but marred by difficult hitboxes and overpowered enemies. The experience point system seems to be useless.
In short, avoid this cheap cash-in on nostalgia. Horrible little game. I'm so glad I did not pay £11.99 for it.
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PlayStation 4
This game has a side of fun and nostalgia, but, has more defects than qualities. Has good cartoon graphics and make us remember the TV show, but, this game doesn't has a online mode and it's too sad, because they made 6 power rangers and you have share play with your friend if you want play. The megazord battles are so boring. The gameplay mechanics is not good, Super Nintendo's Power Rangers has a gameplay mechanic better than this game. It should be better, I hope Bandai Namco Games make some uptades on this game to make it better.
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PlayStation 4
Summary Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Mega Battle provides a creative and modern re-imaging of the classic multiplayer beat-em-up genre. Level up your rangers, team up with friends, summon the Megazord, and fight your way through levels stylized after classic Mighty Morphin Power Rangers episodes!
Rated E +10
for Everyone +10
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
Initial Release Date: Jan 17, 2017
Developer:
- Bamtang
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Genres:
