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Power Rangers Fighting Game Battle For The Grid Starts Rolling Out Next Week
If you've got nostalgia for Power Rangers, and love fighting games in the vein of Marvel Vs. Capcom, next week has a nice little surprise for you.
Developer and publisher nWay has announced Power Rangers: Battle For The Grid will launch March 26 for Xbox One and Switch. PC and PS4 players will have to wait a little longer, as the PS4 version hits hits Europe March 28, and America on April 2. The PC is currently slated for "Summer 2019."
For those not in the know, Battle For The Grid pits Rangers from across the franchise's many series against each other, and includes a few villains in for good measure. It looks to play similarly to the Marvel Vs. Capcom series, with assist and Tag-in combos similar to Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite.
You can grab the game for $19.99, or nab the $39.99 digital collector's edition, which includes a handful of extra skins and comes bundles with the season pass.
[Source: Power Rangers: Battle For The Grid on Twitter]
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