Richard Simpson: "Power Rangers really comes into its own when it’s in the hands of the demographic it was intended for. It’s a game that is expected to be played again and again for every collectable and unlockable Ranger available. My son didn’t have an issue with the backgrounds, he was too busy fighting as Red and Blue Ranger. He didn’t mind going back to collect more and more experience, because it allowed him to level up all his characters as far as he could take them. He was willing to play again and again without complaint because he was having a whole lot of fun doing it."
"Growing up watching the original Powers Rangers, I can understand why kids have been fascinated with the franchise over its 20+ years on television. But while its digital counterparts have mostly stayed true to show’s well-known formula, fans should not subject themselves to Power Rangers Super Megaforce." - Elvis Perez
"I can't for the life of me remember a time when a Power Rangers game came out that didn't get met with negative reception..." - Garrett Thomas.
Dana Abercrombie from DualShockers writes:
"Seeing the game start up on the 3DS screen is something I don’t ever want to experience again, it was like being punched in the face by both Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali in their prime. It was something I have never seen before. It was if gaming never existed, graphics were a thing of the future, gameplay was as advanced as a colorful game of Pong but at least the sound worked."
