SNES Classics: Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers

For me personally, the SNES is my favorite retro console. I have so many fond memories of playing various different games on my Aunt's Super Nintendo when I would spend time with her at her house when I was a kid.

If I were to get a retro console of my own, the SNES would be at the top of the list. And the first game I would try to find and buy would be Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers.

This game is considered by many hardcore gamers and critics to be average or mediocre. But for me personally it hits the perfect sweet spot. It's got plenty of replayability because you can play as multiple different rangers, and it is so easy to pick up and play. The controls are fluid and easy to master, the graphics and level design is top notch and the sound and score is fantastic. There is also plenty of variety throughout the game with different enemies, and bosses that the Rangers have to fight.

I like so many other 90's kids, grew up watching the show on Fox, and this game was a dream come true for me when I first popped it in at my Aunt's house. And ever since then I have been playing it anytime I get a chance to when I come over and visit and if it was available officially on Steam, I would buy it right now.

It is one of the first games I ever remember beating and it never ceases to put a smile on my face every time I play it. If you are a fan of SNES era beat em ups or Power Rangers, definitely play this one sometime.

One of the rare full let's plays of a game I ever did

on my you tube channel.

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