2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force GBA box art

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2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force

SystemGame Boy Advance
DeveloperBuena Vista Interactive
PublisherTHQ
Players1 player
SeriesPower Rangers
ESRBE
LegacyDeep cut

Released for the Game Boy Advance, 2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force is a retro game developed by Buena Vista Interactive and published by THQ.

It is part of the Power Rangers series; on the GBA you can also try Power Rangers S.P.D., Power Rangers Wild Force and Power Rangers Dino Thunder. The series also appears on other systems with Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (N64) and Power Rangers Zeo: Battle Racers (SNES).

This is a solo experience: one player, no waiting on anyone else.

Pick it if…

  • you've played the GBA hits and want something less obvious

Maybe skip it if…

  • you are looking for something to play with friends

What playing 2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force is like

2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force gameplay screenshot on GBA
In-game screenshot (GBA)

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2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force FAQ

Who made 2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force?

It was developed by Buena Vista Interactive and published by THQ.

Is 2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force multiplayer?

No. 2 Games in 1: Power Rangers: Ninja Storm + Power Rangers: Time Force is a single-player game.

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