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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind reviewed by Will Borger on PlayStation 5, also available on PC, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind nails the look and feel of both Power Rangers and the classic arcade games it’s drawing inspiration from. While the Super Scaler levels can be a bit of a mixed bag, they sing when they work, and they’re still only manageably frustrating when they don’t. Everything else, though, rules — the gorgeous sprite work, bumping soundtrack, rock-solid beat ‘em up gameplay, in-jokes for fans, and other little touches like playable in-universe arcade games. And while nostalgia will certainly enhance the experience for some, you don’t have to know your Green Ranger from your Black Ranger to enjoy it. It might even give you an itch to revisit the classic games, or give the original television series a watch. You may not be able to go down to your local arcade anymore, but if Rita’s Rewind is any indication, you can always go back in time. Just pack some spandex.

Path of Exile 2 reviewed in Early Access by Travis Northup on PC.At its early access launch, Path of Exile 2 is already shaping up to be the sequel we’ve been waiting for. Everything from the refined action-RPG gameplay to the surprisingly fleshed-out endgame has seen major improvements, and the half of the story we’ve got so far shows plenty of promise, even if the setting feels a little generic in the realm of dark fantasy worlds. The downsi de of playing in early access, though, is that you’ll have to slog through all three acts twice to reach the endgame, the loot game still needs some major tweaking, and some mild-to-severe technical wonkiness threatens to take the wind out of your sails – but it’s nothing that makes me concerned for the future of this expansive sequel. Even while we wait for 1.0, Path of Exile 2 is already a stellar way to lose dozens of hours and a clear leap forward for the series.

A Grand Theft Auto 6 parody “game” has appeared on the PlayStation Store, once again calling into question Sony’s curation — or lack thereof — on its own storefront.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 review by Seth Macy on PC, also available on Xbox Series X|S.We have hit cruising altitude. You can safely unbuckle your seatbelt and move freely about the cabin. It was understandable to think Asobo Studio might not be able to capture the lightning in a bottle of 2020’s Flight Simulator again – but Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is an astonishing follow-up once you take the time to get to know its new features now that its launch problems have been cleaned up. It's more than just simulating the experience of flying: you can use it to learn the technical side of how pilots actually fly planes, including the stuff that doesn't involve ailerons and elevators and trim thanks to the Flight Planner. Encountering some new term you don’t understand is just an exciting opportunity to learn, so you can fly virtual airplanes on a digital twin of the planet Earth with as much realism as is possible. It's not flawless, with some lingering problems in those new systems and tutorials that are lacking – or worse, nonexistent, making Google a constant companion. But it’s hard not to be in awe of what's here.