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1. #Power rangers lightspeed rescue archive#
2. #Power rangers lightspeed rescue full#
3. #Power rangers lightspeed rescue series#

If you give me a quote from the list in chapter 1 i will write you things to go with charters of your choosing, though you can also just give me a quote and we can see what i do with it if you don't have a particular character in mind. these are all mixes and matches done by request. I take quotes from the show supernatural and turn them into 150-500 word little snippets within the power ranger world.

#Power rangers lightspeed rescue archive#

Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings.Jay_son_Todd Fandoms: Power Rangers, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers, Power Rangers (Boom! Comics), Power Rangers RPM, Power Rangers Jungle Fury, Power Rangers Dino Thunder, Power Rangers S.P.D., Supernatural, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue, Power Rangers Samurai, Power Rangers Dino Fury Save yourself an hour, and put it towards virtually any other N64 game instead.Supernatural quotes becoming power ranger drabbles

#Power rangers lightspeed rescue full#

It troubles us that someone will have paid full price for this game back in the day.īecause even downloading the Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue ROM for your EverDrive 64 feels like a complete rip-off. Terrible graphics, laughably bad character animations and low-quality, recycled voice clips only reinforce just how awful this so-called game is. Yet, the developers chose to deliver the absolute bare minimum – and barely managed to even do that. Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue’s concept and premise is a veritable goldmine of potential gameplay ideas. Adding another player doesn’t make this mode any less appalling. Playing through the story mode unlocks additional characters for the two-player Megazord mode. You never need to play skilfully.Īs a result, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue is one of the most boring games you could ever play. Rinse and repeatįrom start to finish, you play through the same three mission types over and over again.

And by this point your AI opponent has usually already moved out the way. Trying to punch an enemy is pointless, as your Megazord becomes fixed in place the moment you do it. Ultimately, it comes down to punching the enemy up close or shooting them from afar.ĭespite having two attacks at your disposal, shooting is the only viable option. You mainly control the Megazord from a third-person perspective, but it’ll automatically shift to first person at close range. These head-to-head fights have a novel camera system. The Megazord battles are different, but that doesn’t make them any better. Vehicle-based missions involve rescuing civilians, extinguishing burning cars, or searching for crates. The invisibility power-up doesn’t even work most of the time. But these are hardly game-changing when enemies only take one to two hits to defeat. The back attack is ever so slightly quicker to perform compared to turning around to shoot. Your Power Ranger can shoot an attack orb in front of them with the A-button or behind using the B-button. You can just keep walking, and they’ll never catch up to you. The on-foot missions typically task you with rescuing civilians by “collecting” them.Įnemies frequently spawn in a bid to stop you, yet don’t pose any challenge. The entire game only takes around an hour to beat, but even that feels far too long. The game comprises three different activities: on-foot missions, vehicle segments and head-to-head battles using the Power Rangers’ Megazord.ĭespite this variety of gameplay styles, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue is a torturous and repetitive slog from start to finish. The renowned superhero squad must face-off against Diabolico, a demon-like being intent on destroying Titan City. Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue’s story is told in the form of a very low-budget comic book.

It’s just so mind-numbingly dull that no child could possibly enjoy it.

#Power rangers lightspeed rescue series#

What’s Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue about?īased on the popular children’s television series of the same name, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue clearly isn’t aimed at kids. Originally released in 2000, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue immediately reminded everyone just how terrible video games can be.Īnd nearly 20 years later, this game is still complete and utter rubbish. Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue review – how does it play today?