No Power Rangers game is complete without a morphing sequence. Players had to mimic the movements of the Rangers to "Go Galactic" and suit up.
The giant Arachnitor loomed over the city skyline. Leo had to manage his "Samurai Morale" meter. He had to choose attacks wisely. If he chose 'Strike' and the enemy chose 'Block', he lost momentum. If he chose 'Block' and they struck, he took damage. But if he counter-attacked... power rangers super samurai game
The beauty of the Super Samurai iteration of the game was the "Super" mechanic. As Leo defeated enemies, a bar at the bottom of the screen filled with golden light. This was the Super Samurai Mode. Once full, he could hit 'Enter'. No Power Rangers game is complete without a
"Fire the finisher!" Leo shouted at the laptop. Leo had to manage his "Samurai Morale" meter
But it doesn’t matter. Why? Because the other hand of the tug-of-war belongs to the license itself.
The fight began. Arachnitor scuttled across the screen, firing purple energy blasts. Leo dodged, his heart rate spiking. He had to time his jumps perfectly between the blasts.