Heim Nachricht MMPR Rita's Rewind Tie-In zur Franchise-Geschichte

MMPR Rita's Rewind Tie-In zur Franchise-Geschichte

Autor: Ethan Dec 16,2024

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Das kommende Beat 'em Up, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind, ist vollgepackt mit Anspielungen auf die reiche Geschichte der Franchise, einschließlich des letztjährigen Reunion-Specials, Once and Always. Das Spiel zeigt Robo Rita als Hauptgegner, eine überraschende Enthüllung vom Summer Games Fest 2024. Dieser Brawler im Retro-Stil bietet Fünf-Spieler-Koop, Feinde aus den ersten drei Staffeln und sogar 3D-Rail-Shooter-Sequenzen. Es erscheint später in diesem Jahr für PC und Konsolen.

Power Rangers-Fans haben in letzter Zeit einen Wirbelsturm an Emotionen erlebt. Nach Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always und Power Rangers: Cosmic Fury verlief es relativ ruhig um das Franchise. Einmal und immer sah, wie sich das ursprüngliche Team wieder zusammenschloss, um den Plan einer Roboterin Rita Repulsa, die Vergangenheit zu verändern, zu vereiteln. Das Special beinhaltete zahlreiche Easter Eggs und rührende Hommagen an die verstorbenen Schauspieler Thuy Trang und Jason David Frank.

Robo Ritas Rückkehr aus dem Netflix-Special Once and Always als Hauptschurke in Rita's Rewind ist ein zentraler Handlungspunkt. Dan Amrich, Redakteur für den Inhalt von Digital Eclipse, erklärte Time Express, dass Robo Ritas Zeitreiseversuch in Once and Always eine perfekte Verbindung zum Universum für die Handlung des Spiels darstellte.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind – Ein nostalgischer Beatdown

Amrich diskutierte auch darüber, das Spiel Hasbro vorzustellen, die ihre beliebten Franchises erweitern wollten. Die Inspiration für Rita's Rewind kam von klassischen 2D-Brawlern, die während der Blütezeit des Originals MMPR beliebt waren, und sorgte für viele Easter Eggs für engagierte Fans.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind dient als liebevolle Hommage an das Franchise und verbindet klassisches Gameplay mit aktueller Überlieferung. Während die Veröffentlichung für später in diesem Jahr geplant ist, können Fans derzeit ein Crossover mit ARK: Survival Ascended erleben.

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