Tiger Electronics Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Electronic LCD Video Game

Imagine going back in time! Gamers who are die-hard fans into retro tech, or are new to this genre, will love this Tiger Electronics Might Morphin Power Rangers electronic LCD video game, inspired by the original from the 1990s. Imagine that the evil Rita Repulsa has been a prisoner for 10,000 years but now she's free and wants to destroy the earth. Gamers play as Power Ranger Jason, with help of fellow Rangers Trini, Zack, Kimberly, and Billy as they go through 5 stages of play trying not to lose lives along the way. The design and technology were created with the original Power Rangers handheld game unit in mind. The game makes a great holiday or birthday gift for kids ages 8 and up and it's also fun for teens and adults. Look for other retro-inspired Tiger Electronics LCD video games. (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.) Tiger Electronics and Power Rangers and Hasbro and all related trademarks and logos are trademarks of SCG Power Rangers LLC and/or Hasbro.•RETRO INSPIRED VIDEO GAME ACTION: Blast back to the 1990s with this retro-inspired Tiger Electronics Mighty Morphin Power Rangers handheld video game. For ages 8 and up•NOD TO NOSTALGIA: Did you play handheld video games as a child? Introduce your own kids to this electronic LCD video game inspired by the Power Rangers vintage game from the 1990s•ICONIC POWER RANGERS CHARACTERS: Play as the Red Ranger Jason with the help of fellow Rangers Trini, Zack, Kimberly, and Billy, to defeat Rita and her minions like Goldar and Pudgy Pig•COMPLETE 5 STAGES: The Power Rangers use their martial arts skills, Dinozord mode, and ultimately the Megazord to save the earth from Rita•HANDHELD GAME: This electronic LCD video game makes a great gift for Power Ranger fans, and for those who grew up playing 1-player handheld games. Designed for kids 8 and up, it’s also fun for teens and adults•Ages 8 and up •For 1 player •2x 1.5V AA LR6 Batteries Required. (Not included.) •WARNING: This toy produces flashes that may trigger epilepsy in sensitized individuals.•