Games Database
GBA
Adventure
| Viewed: | 2D Isometric, Scrolling | Genre: | Adventure |
| Arcade origin: | No | ||
| Developer: | Natsume | Soft. Co.: | Bandai |
| Publishers: | THQ
(GB/US) |
Released: | 8 Nov 2002
(GB) 2002 (US) |
| Ratings: | 11+, ESRB Everyone | ||
| Connectivity: | Link Cable | ||
Summary
Pushing the legendary Power Rangers franchise even further into the realms of video game fame, THQ releases Wild Force for Game Boy Advance.
Young gamers now have the chance to play as their favourite fluorescent Power Ranger, this time armed with the strength and characteristics of the Power Animals including Bison, Tiger, Shark, Eagle and Lion.
Within the Power Rangers game world and isometric scroll-em-up, this adventure pits the ultimate fighting force against an evil race of villains known only as the Org. They're on a mission to upset the balance of nature and you must fight each of the Org's henchmen through 12 levels of action-based gaming based on the hit TV show. There are tons of Bond style gadgets to aid you in your goodwill mission, and the game is interspersed with a series of comic book style cut-scenes, driving the story forward.
There's even an all-new battle mode, and with a trusty link lead, you can even engage in a four-player skirmish to determine the ultimate Power Ranger.
It is a typical kids game, but the bottom line is that it's one they're gonna love.
Young gamers now have the chance to play as their favourite fluorescent Power Ranger, this time armed with the strength and characteristics of the Power Animals including Bison, Tiger, Shark, Eagle and Lion.
Within the Power Rangers game world and isometric scroll-em-up, this adventure pits the ultimate fighting force against an evil race of villains known only as the Org. They're on a mission to upset the balance of nature and you must fight each of the Org's henchmen through 12 levels of action-based gaming based on the hit TV show. There are tons of Bond style gadgets to aid you in your goodwill mission, and the game is interspersed with a series of comic book style cut-scenes, driving the story forward.
There's even an all-new battle mode, and with a trusty link lead, you can even engage in a four-player skirmish to determine the ultimate Power Ranger.
It is a typical kids game, but the bottom line is that it's one they're gonna love.
