Other than the level grinding or sometimes cheap AI, it's been fun to play. You can also choose between English and Japanese voices.Īnyway, I'd say give it a try or buy it if you're a fan of Bleach. Doing well and getting a large combo, she'll say something like: "Is there no one who can stop me?" with Urahara responding: "You're pretty amazing, Yoruichi. Or another example: going through a mission with Yoruichi, there's also random dialog between her, Urahara and Isshin. A little longer than that, Ishida gets annoyed and says for her to stop beating him up. If you let it drag on a little, she'll praise him on his abilities. Basically Ishida is a little surprised to see her show up to fight, while Yoruichi is basically testing him since they level fought before. Example, using Yoruichi on mission 1 where Ishida is the boss for that mission. One nice thing on this game is the characters do interact while you fight them. Then when you use aerial recovery, you'll get hit again and it can repeat for a bit (which can make mission 7 or beat attack a pain to use leveling for low levels when he shows up on it.) For example, Kenpachi's AI nearly spams his ranged attack, which can hit you easy if you don't notice it. Speaking of damage, fighting against most characters can be a pain. My current combo amount for that is at 1500 hits. I can usually get 3k souls without any trouble at all since I can stay in Ignition mode forever during that. That's the main reason he's at level 131 for me. Meanwhile, Starrk easily shoots through levels due to the massive combo ability he has. Leveling can be painfully slow in the beginning for some characters (due to lower health or not being able to do much) when most enemies can do massive damage to you in mission or soul attack modes. Beat Attack - Kill as many enemies in a time limit.) If you're signed into the PSN, you can upload your score/rank to the leaderboards. Time Attack - Finish stages as quick as possible. There is also a soul attack mode that has a few modes of play (Soul Attack - Where you gain as many souls in a limited time. This game does have decent re-playability, since there is multiple difficulties on story mode and mission mode. Once you activate it, it increases your power for a short time (Mainly it doubles what Triangle and Circle can do.) You also gain access to an Ignition attack, which deals huge damage to anything in range. That is filled up when you hit enemies with attacks. L1 locks on, R1 blocks (and can be used with the left analog to do the shunpo/sonido and whatever it's called for Ishida.) R2 is used for dashing. X is for jumping or doing an air recovery. Triangle and Circle will both use different amounts of the reiatsu bars below your health meter. Square is for melee attacks, Triangle usually does some form of a ranged attack and Circle is usually a stronger attack. The controls are pretty easy to learn and doing attacks or combos work well. At some points it does have a barrier where you kill stronger version of the enemies, or just a ton of the weaker enemies. Gameplay: Basically going through areas killing shinigami, hollows or arrancars.
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However, they do look good as well, plus there's usually a ton of things you can destroy as well. There isn't very many backgrounds, so you see them a lot. Graphics: They're fairly good, the characters more or less look just like their anime counterparts. (Posting this for Andy so he can remember what he looks like.) Right now I have it open enough where Starrk (the Primera Espada) is at level 131 or something like that (No, I'm not favoring him. On that, it's sort of like FFX's sphere grid, only without the spheres (meaning you can go all over the board to level them, if you have it unlocked.) The locked spots can be removed once you level the characters, so you'll have to play as all of them if you want to level up to the max. You can gain souls, used as exp, to level up the characters. Mission mode is much shorter than the second, but longer than the first. It is a little short on going through the story mode, but possibly a little longer than the two Bleach Blade Battler games on the PS2. While I thought it was like Dynasty Warriors, it's more of an action game.
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