Everyone has their reason for why they fall in love with a particular anime. Whether it's the flashy, high-action battles, an unpredictable story, or well-rounded, intriguing characters, there's always a part that some fans cling to more than others. Bleach could have been a Dragon Ball Z clone, but it instead featured excellent character interaction - particularly, the witty banter to make it stand out from the pack. Now, strip this interaction from Bleach and leave it just with its combat. Still interested? Then Bleach: Soul Resurreccion should stay in your good graces; however, for those who revel in the eclectic personalities of Ichigo and company, they’re nowhere to be found here.
Although familiarity with Kubo-san’s work would certainly improve a player’s appreciation of Bleach: Soul Resurrección, it’s hardly a prerequisite for enjoyment.
Pretty good review, if you ask me. The score may be a bit high, but DesertEagle's a DW nut.
I lost interest in Bleach. Seemed like the storyline wouldn't really go anywhere.
Gematsu reviews Bleach: Soul Resurreccion for PlayStation 3.
Wow I don't see how theirs a problem with the story mode, I think if you can keep up with whats going on then you shouldn't have a problem understanding it.
I just love how if it is a anime game then it some how flys right over peoples head and they say you won't know what is going on in the story.
For better or worse, Bleach: Soul Resurrección will inevitably be compared to the Dynasty Warriors franchise, when NIS America publishes the PS3 title this summer. With hordes of low-level hollows effortlessly defeated through simple button combos and devastating musuo-like attacks, there is an irrefutable similarity between the games.
5/10? Lawl I bet the next Naruto game gets around a 8/10
hmm i was really excited for this...hmmm still getting this... tho