Capcom vs. Saban (or is it Hasbro)

2017’sPower Rangersdidn’t do well enough to set up the massive film franchise like Saban had hoped. It wasn’t a bad movie, but it also didn’t make very much money. The most substantial thing to come out of it was probablyPower Rangers: Legacy Wars, the mobile fighting game. That has more than 10 million downloads and starting tomorrow, it’s getting a major crossover with some of the stars of theStreet Fighterfranchise.

This is one Capcom crossover I didn’t see coming. Beginning May 16, players will be able to get Ryu, Chun-Li, and Guile, with Akuma being added on May 19 and Cammy and M. Bison hitting the game at a later date. Each character will cost $4.99 each or players can collect their character shards through loot boxes. The characters will use their actual models and animations fromStreet Fighter V.

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I didn’t stick withLegacy Warsfor too long as I’m clearly not thePower Rangersfan I thought I was, but I love a good piece of fanservice that brings together two properties I loved as a child. After watching that trailer, I wouldn’t mind seeing classic Red Ranger Jason or Pink Ranger Kimberly make their way toSFV: Arcade Editionas DLC. I mean, ifInjustice 2can get the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, why not?

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