Overall, the game is not too hard and most of the fun is playing as the different Rangers. You can level up your attributes as you play which is fun to do. You have a large selection of Rangers from different eras, but for some reason, Dino Thunder and Mystic Force are ignored completely! This is kind of lame as my son loved the Dino Thunder series so not having them in here really sucked. The gameplay is easy to figure out, not exactly deep, but Power Rangers: Super Legends is still pretty satisfying. I liked linking my attacks with the blaster to create some fun combos. You have a few different moves, including a screen-clearing special move.
You are not free to move in any direction like in the Nina Turtles arcade game. The gameplay is that of a 2D action platformer. I do wish the game would have been more cinematic. It is just like, “well here is Red Time Force Ranger time to play as him” and that is it. This is a game that should be all about fan service and while it features over 20 Rangers, there is no back story or personality to any of them.
