My Blog: 366 Games To Play Before You Die

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So today I look at the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Movie game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive...

#25 Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie - https://366gamestoplay.wordpress.com/20 ... the-movie/

[retrosportsgamer]

Fire Pro Wrestling D is one I've had on my "want" list for a while. I've always heard really great things about that particular title. re: the series, I played a bunch of the original JP PSX game, but found myself more daydreaming about future releases than actually playing them. On paper they sounded so awesome. I think the language barrier and having to put work into figuring them out vs. accessibility of other games held me back. I have a pretty good smattering in my collection:

Fire Pro Wrestling 3: Legend Bout for the PC Engine
Fire Pro Wrestling S: Six Man Scramble for the Saturn
Fire Pro Wrestling Returns for the PS2 (awesome that we got a domestic release)
Fire Pro Wrestling 1 and 2 for the Game Boy Advance (still a bit surreal we got not one, but TWO western portable releases).

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In what is one of the most bizarre instances I can ever recount in Western releases ever, here in Europe, Fire Pro Wrestling Returns for the PS2 was ONLY released in Italy (or was it France?). I'm serious. A lot of people don't know this, but it got a PAL, European release, but only in one country. As a result, it's crazy rare and expensive here.

Anyways, I ended up getting Fire Pro Wrestling Returns a couple of years back on the PS3, but I had to set up a US PSN account to do it.

Fire Pro Wrestling D is the only one I've really played in detail. I've had it for aaaaages. There's an English patch out for it now too, which is great, because I just used to have to memorise all the options.

I'd be interested to hear what the Saturn one is like (6 man scramble), if you've played it much?

[retrosportsgamer]

FPW Returns being released as a PS2 classic on PS3 is also a bit of a head scratcher but cool nonetheless. If that ever goes on sale to $1.99 I'd snag another avenue to play it (although it is pretty large 4.4 gb).

I picked up Six Man Scramble, I think, at a convention. I haven't played it, and the FAQs out there are pretty old (nothing past 97 - it was releasd in 96!). At least there are translations.

D having an English patch now leads me to consider burning that one (which breaks a habit of just having original releases after having tons of burns for years) then since it's unique.

[BoneSnapDeez]

So today I look at the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Movie game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive...

#25 Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie - https://366gamestoplay.wordpress.com/20 ... the-movie/

Ha! I think I remember this one. It was reeeeally easy, right? I think it was one of those lazy Sunday afternoon games for my brother and I.

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Haha yeah, it's pretty easy.

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Another Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers game? Why not? It's Street Fighter, but with giant fighting megazords.

#26 Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition - https://366gamestoplay.wordpress.com/20 ... g-edition/

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I don't know about the SNES game, but I loved the GG fighting game.

[Gunstar Green]

I don't know about the SNES game, but I loved the GG fighting game.

The SNES fighter originated the engine they later used for Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz.

It's pretty fantastic.

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I don't know about the SNES game, but I loved the GG fighting game.

I only played the Power Rangers Movie game on the Game Gear, but I remember loving it. Then again, I was like 7 years old.