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embrace the mobile game it made a billion dollars

This game deserves a reboot, it has a unique game mechanic with how they execute special attack. With some extended roster from other Power Rangers series rather then just character from MMPR, I bet it can even stand toe to toe with Power Rangers Battle Of The Grid.

I remember playing this as a kid, I couldn't figure it out and as an adult my boyfriend wanted me to make sure I still wanted it. I honestly think it would be perfect for me as a newer gamer, or low tear game. Which is exactly what I'm looking for, I like simple games.

the bundle missed out the spectrum version of the nes game tho, i still remember if you pressed most of the left of the keyboard you activated cheat mode on it lol.

I don't know they could just keep the original formulaire, upgrading it and make a plot like "It's set few year later, File city is flourishing, a lot of Digimon moved there much more than those from the first game but Oh no, our savior Mamemo has been captured and a big danger is coming so everyone leaving the city, we need a new tamer to solve our problem"

I just sit through all of the mime performances as it is really funny that you can do that.

To fix the reload problem, I'd recommend spamming shoot and reload at the same time.

I feel that every game with multiple routes and endings should always have a true final boss.

I had a lot of fun with this. It sucks that the two sequels are Japan only. According to wikipediaiits based of a Japanese gaming TV show with the gamemaster based off the host.

me and my brother slaved away, the barebones made it so cut throat I loved it

Easy to spot someone that never played the oldest game... For old fans like me, this game was something complete of a blast, because we could heard a more modern version of many old songs of the first 5 FF. Screw cloud & squall too, it was by far more fun playing as any other character than them. And playing over and over is rather better compared to GP and they "Gacha" system. GP also have a nice history... but horrible Dub that will make anyone deaf. Sadly, for put it on Japanese audio, it will turn the whole game on Japanese, but the audio change is even worthy for that reason.

Well, on PS1 back on 2003 without internet, I actually finished with nearly 170+ hours. What I did not know was about the secret weapons and that every Digimon should be lv55 for unlock them. This beside that one will need actual cheats for beat the Epilogue of the Pal version, because even with status on 999, they will murder you: I know because I use cheats in the emu version and even with 999 on all, status boosters and using Beelzebumon, still they put me on half of HP with one attack. It was fun too. The other, well, the Pal version actually play the music faster too, which give a better feeling vs the normal speed that will most likely make anyone fall sleep.

I never played this, or forgot it if I did, but it looks like the least educational edutainment game in history. I'm half expecting RL to start emulating Star Trek soon. There was a scene in one Star Trek novel which revealed whoever was in charge of such matters had been regularly changing their mind on whether or not Pluto counted as a planet for centuries. The debate only ended permanently because Pluto got absorbed by a Supersize Borg Cube.

It is criminal what happen to the Digimon francise. Imagine if Dark Souls suddenly ditch its combat and changed it to turn based just because it was the current rave. The devs/publisher abandoned their player base.

This game is absolutely amazing when you know the controls. To anyone who doesn't like it..... You can't just be braindead & press one button & hope for the best & also rate the game the way! You have to give it a chance. As a beat em up fan this is up there with some of the greats of the genre no doubt

I usually play as April, Donatello, or Casey Jones. Its weird because whenever I can I usually play as Donatello in the older arcade and arcade style games. Which is odd because his stats are the opposite of what I usually prefer in beat em ups but he's my favorite turtle so I stuck with him. I still wish the Irma Terminator from the original series got included in this.

the black and white is cool, wouldn't change it actually

One of my favorite lightgun games. I preferred gun types in most games are full-auto Assault Rifles and Submachine Guns or Shotguns. There are a decent number of lightgun games with a full-auto gun as the default weapon but not many that start you with a Shotgun and pumping to reload is much more fun then shooting offscreen.

why do you end every sentence like that..

This is my favorite of the original pre-move Power Rangers games. IMO Power Rangers suits beat em ups much more then i fits fighting games so that knocked the Genesis game down a few points, the one vs one aspect of the Game Gear game also cost it a little, the Gameboy game was ok but not as good as this, and the less said about the Sega CD game the better. I'm surprised you haven't covered Power rangers Mega Battle easily my favorite Power Rangers game so far though Rita's Rewind might take that slot. Edit: I hadn't realized Mega Battle had been delisted for some reason.

Marian in this game is a lot of fun but I personally prefer Double Dragon Gaiden Marian where she's my favorite character to play as. Did you ever make a video on Girls Zero? I checked the River City playlist and found nothing but I imagine forgetting to add a video to a play list is easy.

Aw man, sounds like this game is lame😢

I remember watching the cartoon when I was a kid too. A local channel used to show it and the Wing Commander cartoon back to back and as a long time fan of both franchises (Double Dragon I was probably the first beat em up I played while Wing Commander II was among my first PC games) I loved that time of the weekend. The Double Dragon cartoon might not be one of the all time greats but its far superior to the abomination that is the Double Dragon live action movie IMO. That's actually how I was first exposed to anime because they showed Tekkaman Blade/Technoman and Space Battleship Yamato/Starblazers after the video game based cartoons. When I was young I had tons of surgeries most of them involving my legs or feet and one time while both my legs were in casts I dropped the remote while watching and decided to just watch what came next instead of calling my parents. Then later I forgot to account for daylight savings time and accidently taped Technoman,, Starblazers, and whatever was on after it instead of taping Technoman, Double Dragon, and Wing Commander. Years later I watched Robotech, Sailor Moon, and later Gundam Wing and things went from there. I love this game. Sure I like Scott Pilgrim vs the World more but its still one of my favorite PS3 beat em ups and I'm hoping to get the Switch release soon. It was nice to have a beat em up I hadn't beaten many times before and there weren't many easily available when this came out. I remember being shocked when I found how low some reviews rated it.

I have the Switch and PS4 editions. I had a lot of fun with this and the concept of a Coffee themed beat em up drew me in. I love coffee. I once drank seven mugs in less then an hour just to prove to my best friend that doing so wasn't fatal. It actually took a while because at the time we were in high school film production class together filming at a local coffee shop which gave free refills on regular coffee and coffee and the teacher buying coffee or coco for the students. But we had to go back to school fast enough I never got more then three or four mugs down before we had to leave. But once while we were up in the city we stopped an an I-hop for dinner and had to wait for his sister who worked at the nearby mall to get off because her car had stopped working. I was determined this time and I finished mug seven at minute 52. When my parents got the news they told me they were leaving me home while they took a sudden trip to visit family in another state and talked the waitress at the restaurant they went to on a date in telling me they were hundreds of miles away once I got home and called after finding them gone (They were actually about twenty-five miles away) Usually I just drink four to six mugs worth a day because I have a 16 oz mug I usually drink in the morning, but not quite full and a second mug in the afternoon with a third mug likely when its cold out or raining.

I remember playing a friend's copy of this. I had one childhood friend with rich family members who flooded him with games and systems (At one point he had six or seven NES console, plus multiple SNES and Genesis units about half a dozen Ataris of various generations (Including a Jaguar and Lynx) A Sega CD, a 32X the Genesis and Sega CD Combo unit, Intelvisions, a Neo GEO and Neo Geo CD, a Colecovision and a TG-16, two N64s, a Saturn, and a PS1. In fact If memory serves he sold one of his extra unopened Gameboys to my parents and they gave it to me. Either that or he gave my the Gameboy direct and they got me Super Mario Land I didn't play it much though because I prefer Power Rangers as a beat em up. Plus he only had one Game Gear. When I spent the night at his house we would stay up late playing multiplayer games on one of the consoles or Gameboy then I would usually dive into his RPGs and strategy game collection while he was asleep so I didn't play Game gear fighting games much.

I remember playing a friend's copy so many times as a kid, and of course this and Manhattan Project were the first games I played once I got the Cowabunga Collection

This is my favorite 90s Power Rangers game. It partially avoids the IMO biggest pitfall of the SNES movie game. Namely being based on the movie set around the end of season two and beginning of season three it uses that late season two replacement rangers while some Genesis levels use the replacements and others the originals. Two of my three favorites of the original five were replaced and neither the Black Ranger or Yellow Ranger replacements was as good as the original IMO though at at least the new Red Ranger was an improvement over the original who was at the time my least favorite of the original five. Though part of Zeo later gave that least favorite slot to Kimberly who is still my least favorite female ranger in the franchise.

This is easily my favorite beat em up without RPG elements on the NES (I prefer River City Ransom to it) One of the benefits of not getting an SNES until the end of 93 was getting this. Edit: Fortunately the awesomeness of the Cowabunga collection means getting this is ow very easy. Hopefully more franchises will get similar collections soon.

Definitely not interested in this one unless they release a Cowabunga Collection style Sailor Moon collection. A Sailor Moon game where you can't play as most of the main five is not interesting to me unless there's some Sailor Mercury. only game I never heard of.

The Insane difficulty is proof enough that MMPR the movie Ft. Ivan Ooze is not a Power Rangers game. You can only have 5 hits per life and there's only 4 continues which is split between you and the second player. I do like the morphing sequence since its realistic to the TV show.

This is my favorite Rampage game. They need to make a Rampage collection ASAP

I had this when I was a kid. It has a lot of issues but I still think its much better then the Sega CD game

I had fun with these but I prefer the arcade game (I actually got to play the arcade machine a few times). I always play as Mercury because she's my favorite character in the franchise and I usually prefer the fast type in beat em ups.

I like this game but if playing solo I prefer the first SNES game and prefer the Genesis game to this. The main advantage this has over the first SNES game is coop. And with two of my three favorite members of the original five replaced midseason two and thus before the movie I prefer the playable cast of the first SNES game (The Genesis movie game has several levels set during season two, before the events of the movie, which include the replaced Rangers. Ironically these levels are basically covering the arc leading to the replacements joining the team) As for the armed putties maybe they were from an earlier script of the movie, or maybe they dug out some rejected plot ideas for the series to make the game longer. I mean the Rangers had energy pistols so the I'm honestly surprised idea of arming the putties with guns never occurred to Finster, Rita, or Zedd.

Wow I feel like I am the only one who remembers power Rangers Mega Battle because that definitely was a Mighty Morphing Power Rangers game that came out before this new Rita's Rewind...

I love this game 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Yikes

Persona 4 Arena and Persona 4 Arena Ultimax makes the Shadow Characters playable

I know this video came out years ago before the other DLC's realesed but Jin also kinda fits as an echo in Tekken 3 he quite literally Kazuya's spot and his Devil Form retains that

Arc Sys should definitely make a RWBY fighting game in similar vain to Blazblue and Early Guilty Gear especially after Arrowfell and BBTAG proved it's quite neat

Want a true, masochist way to play this game? I dub it "Billy%" - play through the entire game on hard mode as Billy, but you cannot morph. (Automatically morphs for bosses) 🙃

Wait til you dive into the speed running aspect for this game AKA RNG hell during the last few fights lol World record holder by the way 😅

Continuing What Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax(PS3) and Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax Ignition(PS4) started neat

I didn't have any guide when I played this game as a kid. Figuring out what to do and where to go next were part of the fun. I remembered calling my friend on phone who have already played it for advice. Most of the games back in the days were like that. People these days are so spoiled and expect everything to get spoon-fed.

Wait, wait, wait... lightguns work on PCs?

So who is the hidden character

This game kinda reminds me of BBTAG fun franchises colliding in a beautiful Anime Sprite looking arena's

Looks like I made a little mistake in this video. Turns out that YOU CAN actually play against any opponent you want in verse mode without a second player, though the way the instruction booklet explains it is wrong. To do it, you just have to use a second controller, press the select button and it will switch to a CPU. Then select the character. My bad, though, who really reads the instruction booklets? Am I right?

Your review lacks balance. How can you zero in on pet peeves and use that to define the entire game. Its funny you over look how the mechanics adds to the experience of the game and merely wanting it to be dumbed down because of a few gripes here and there would remove those gripes but you don't have a clue how it would probably unearth another one of your gripes. No wonder you are stuck at such a low subscriber count.

I actually remember enjoying digimon world 2. It had a moment where I felt content with the game. Though my favorite has always been digimon world 1. Struggled with it for what felt like years (probably was like 12 months). We could never get ultimates and we would just get destroyed by the game mechanics... and then suddenly our poor champion took its last teaching lesson on the chalkboard and we thought it was going to be reborn into a digitama... when its head sank and the screen froze... we were sad... and then a thought bubble showed up... it wasn't hungry, sleepy or tired... it was evolving! it became our first andromon ... our first ultimate. All that time sunk into that game and that moment was special for me at least. Afer that, the game got easier and we started to finally understand the evolution system and a friend had found a bunch of stats for each digimon path which greatly helped us fill out our evolution chart. Had the most fun playing digimon 1. Too bad they didn't improve on the replay cause evolving was fun but not enough quests to fill it out. DW3, DW4 were trash. DW3 was boring af and DW4 was for babies or something. The rumble arena games were great, we used to play with the neighborhood a bunch with that! But honestly the most polished of all DW games was the card battle games. Those were deeply engaging and had all the animations. A good memories growing up playing digimon... good memories.