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Platform
PlayStation
Genres
Beat 'em Up · Adventure
Player Perspective
Third person
Developers
Climax Group
Publishers
THQ
Release date
September 27, 2000

Summary

The PlayStation version of Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue feels like a twin to its N64 counterpart on the graphics side, yet the way you play it is a whole different ride. I can pick any of the five core Rangers and stay locked into that hero for the entire run, while the hidden Titanium Ranger pops up once I crack the unlock condition. The game lets me go solo or team up with a friend, and the voice clips from the TV cast actually make the action feel like a proper episode. When the Megazord showdown hits, the first controller takes the wheel of the Supertrain Megazord, which then swaps to the Omega Megazord for the climactic final battle – but that finale only appears if I’ve saved my progress on a PlayStation memory card after the penultimate level. A handy password screen lets me cheat my way to infinite health, lives, continues, or even super‑charged attacks, and I can jump straight into any of the first six stages, unlock an art gallery, and finally bring out the Titanium Ranger for good.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Alternative Titles

  • Saban's Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue Alternative