Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid was announced a couple of weeks ago, coming absolutely out of nowhere and surprising fans of the long-running
Power Rangers series. The game is expected to release
in April for the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Steam, although we still don't have an exact date.
nWay and Lionsgate Games are developing this upcoming 3v3 fighting game, but other than the announcement trailer we didn't really get to see too much gameplay since the trailer was pretty short. This, coupled with the fact that the game's graphics look similar to those in
Power Rangers: Legacy War, led some people to believe that
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid was actually a glorified port of the mobile game.
A few days after the announcement, Senior Product Manager at nWay mentioned that
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid was not a mobile port, although they are using some of the same tech they've used in
Power Rangers: Legacy Wars although, and truth be told, both games look nothing alike.
Well, today the official YouTube channel for
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid has posted a new gameplay trailer that further proves this isn't a simple port of
Power Rangers: Legacy Wars. This gameplay video shows some of the
Rangers duking it out and showing off some of the techniques they will be using in the game — and it actually looks like a pretty good 3v3 fighting game.
Take a look:
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Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid will be available for the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Steam in April of 2019.