10 Best Power Ranger Games, Ranked

When Power Rangers premiered back in the early nineties, it was almost immediately destined for greatness. Just about every kid was glued to their TV to catch every episode of a show where powerful teenagers fought against evil beings to protect the world.

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The concept caught on and still lives on to this day. When something becomes so popular so quickly, it’s often capitalized upon in the video game market, and Power Rangers is still getting games even today. Everyone has their thoughts on how good the games are, but a few stand out as the very best in the series’ history.

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Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: Mega Battle

While there have been some mixed opinions on Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: Mega Battle, the draw of a four-player co-op was enough to get most Power Ranger fans invested. It’s a simple beat ‘em up, making it perfect for fans of all ages.

You play through the early adventures of the Power Rangers as you attempt to protect the world from various threats, including Lord Zedd. It has a sort of progression system for your characters, along with multiple levels, making it a fun experience for a group of friends.

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Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers

It should become clear how popular the Power Rangers were at the time, as this game was ported to just about every system in existence at launch. It was one of the simpler entries in the series, but that didn’t prevent it from being a lot of fun.

At the time of its release, it was the only way to truly feel like you were controlling an episode of Power Rangers, something many fans would have dreamed of.

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Power Rangers Time Force

There are multiple versions of this game, but most seem to agree that the best one is the Game Boy Advance version. It took what the series did best, side-scrolling action, and made it accessible on a handheld console.

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It’s a simple adventure, but it was perfect for younger gamers who wanted to take their favorite Power Rangers along with them. Even better, the game features actual Megazord boss fights.

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Power Rangers Wild Force

Since most Power Rangers games ended up primarily on handheld consoles, a lot of people may have missed out on many of them. Somehow, despite many of them having similar ideas, they all somehow stood out in different ways.

The isometric style of Wild Force might put some people off, but it’s still worth giving a shot. There are lots of levels to play through, but they will only take a skilled player about an hour to get through in total.

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Power Rangers S.P.D

There’s a lot to love about Power Rangers S.P.D on the Game Boy Advance, so much in fact, that some people believe it’s even better than Power Rangers Ninja Storm.

The game lets you choose your favorite Ranger, each with unique skills, to take on the game’s levels. S.P.D. also adds mini-game-style sections that see you doing things like racing around as you save the day.

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Power Rangers Ninja Storm

Some people might think that a game like Power Rangers Ninja Storm would feel like more of the same side-scrolling, beat ’em up action, but it actually spices things up quite a bit. Rather than characters being pallete swaps, each playable character has their own unique abilities.

The different Rangers have different stages to play through and, of course, you have the chance to take control of Megazords in boss fights. There’s even a little switch-up from the usual Megazord combat with a kind of quick-time event mini-game.

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Power Rangers: Super Legends

While some people had mixed feelings on Power Rangers: Super Legends, depending on the console they played on, it’s hard to deny just how much of a treat it was for fans of the series. Rather than taking control of a single team of Rangers, players could pick from a number of teams.

The story differs depending on the console, but it boils down to a bad guy, some crystals, the hall of legends, and the fate of the entire universe.

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Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: Fighting Edition

Most people will recognize Battle For The Grid as the best Power Rangers fighting game, but for a long time, it was Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: Fighting Edition for the SNES.

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It doesn’t have the biggest roster, with only nine fighters to choose from, but it came out in a different era. There were definitely better fighting games at the time, but Rangers fans truly enjoyed this blast from the past.

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Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: The Movie

Power Rangers fans love this game, and it’s hard not to see why. Regardless of opinions on the film the game was based on, every Power Ranger fan had to have this game when it launched back in 1995.

The game has one of the best and underrated soundtracks to grace the Super Nintendo. While the action is relatively simple, it still manages to be a ton of fun. Choose your favorite Ranger, morph when you can, and take down Ivan Ooze.

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Power Rangers: Battle For The Grid

In recent years, fans have felt that Power Rangers has been ignored when it comes to video games. Battle For The Grid was made just for those people. It’s not only a surprisingly good fighting game, but an incredibly fun one too.

With tons of iconic Rangers to play as, the game serves as a love letter to the entire series. Fighting game fans should not miss out on this entry as, while it was initially a bit bare-bones, post-launch content has made it into a well-rounded game.

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