Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers was released for the Super Nintendo, Game Boy, Sega Genesis, Sega CD, and Game Gear in the fall of 1994. The ad above from the first issue of EGM 2 (or EGM^2) is for the Super Nintendo and Game Boy versions of the game. So why is it not for all of the versions?
Basically, for each system the game was completely different. The Nintendo versions were done by Bandai and the Sega versions were done by Sega themselves. That explains why this particular advertisement is only for the Nintendo versions. While the Super Nintendo and Game Boy versions are both side-scrolling actions games, they really aren't based on each other.
The Sega versions are completely different. Both the Sega Genesis and Game Gear versions are fighting games but they are only somewhat similar to each other. The Sega CD version is completely different again. It is a button clicking full motion video game (think Dragon's Lair).
You would think with so many different variations of the game that one of them would be good but really they are all mediocre at best. Die-hard Power Rangers fans might be interested for a little while (maybe) but that's about it.
Thanks for stopping by and check out some of my other recent retrogaming posts below!
Super Skateboardin' (Atari 7800)
https://steemit.com/retrogaming/@darth-azrael/super-skateboardin-atari-7800
Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Sega Master System)
https://steemit.com/retrogaming/@darth-azrael/wonder-boy-in-monster-land-sega-master-system
Nintendo Power (June 1999)
https://steemit.com/retrogaming/@darth-azrael/king-s-field-playstation
King's Field (PlayStation)
https://steemit.com/retrogaming/@darth-azrael/king-s-field-playstation
Excitebike 64 / Excitebike
https://steemit.com/retrogaming/@darth-azrael/excitebike-64-excitebike
Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES, 1990)
https://steemit.com/retrogaming/@darth-azrael/super-mario-bros-3-nes-1990
Sega Visions (May 1995)
https://steemit.com/retrogaming/@darth-azrael/sega-visions-may-1995