![]() ![]() There is a whole field of upgrades for each character, and for a completionist like myself – it’s maddening. One thing that’s great (and that drive me insane) is the ability to upgrade different characters by using the experience they gain by playing them. The action in the game is fast and furious (not the movie), and while it does take a few cues from the Dynasty Warriors games, it also does quite a bit to improve on them. Whether it’s Ichigo facing down Grimmjow, or Kenpachi vs Nnoitra, there are enough major fight scenes for you to re-enact that those alone make it great for a Bleach fan. If you do watch and/or read Bleach regularly however, you’ll be able to instantly pick up on where each mission is in the grand scheme of the story. Related: You can also compare it with the Witcher 3 wild hunt review. Apart from the three or so paragraphs of information that gets narrated before each chapter to let you know what’s going on and the simplistic banter (only a line or two every now and then) there’s nothing to tie the story together for a Bleach “noob”. If you have no idea what Hueco Mundo is, or what the difference is between Fake Karakura Town and regular Karakura Town well you won’t pick that up here. If you don’t know who the characters are before starting the game, you probably won’t know who they are when you’re done with it either. While the world of Bleach is a masterfully written story, very little of that shines through here. That being said, if you’re not a Bleach fan this will probably pass under your radar – and not without reason. I wouldn’t give a good rating to anything that didn’t hold up to the anime and manga expectations. ![]() While some might think that would skew the rating on my review, they’d be wrong – I love these characters because they’re so deep. In short, I’m a pretty big Bleach fanatic. I not only watch the English dubs on Cartoon Network with my son, but I regularly watch fan-subs as well, so I’m usually well ahead of the English story. ![]() This is one of the best video games to come out in 2011.įirst and foremost, I am a HUGE Bleach fan and have been for years. However when I found out that NIS of America was bring the new Bleach game to the states, I made sure my calendar was completely clear so I could get my hands on it. I just don’t have the time to devote to playing everything anymore. This is my first video game review here as I’ve really been shying away from them lately. ![]()
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