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SEGA will launch two new games inspired by the popular
Bleach manga series. For Nintendo Wii, SEGA announced Bleach: Shattered Blade
and Bleach: The Blade of Fate will be available for Nintendo DS.
Bleach is the story of a fifteen-year old boy, Ichigo
Kurosaki who is able to see spirits, including warriors from the afterlife
known as “Soul Reapers”. They are fighting for defending humans from
otherworldly beings called “Hollows”.
In Bleach: Shattered Blade for the Wii players have the
possibility to choose from 32 unique characters, each with special attacks and
power moves. . Once a new character is unlocked, players can replay the story
episodes utilizing the characters’ special moves and weapons which brings a
whole new perspective to the storyline.
Gamers can also square-off against friends in high-speed
multiplayer combat in 3D arenas and environments based on settings from the
series.
On the Nintendo DS, Bleach: The Blade of Fate is a 2D action
game and players will face a variety of opponents as one of 28 highly-stylized
characters in intense action-packed battles.
The game also allows gamers to build Spirit Card Decks to
strategically access power-ups and power-downs to perform special attacks, cast
healing spells on themselves, displace opponents, or prohibit them from using
their own Spirit Cards. Gamers can take to the streets battling against enemies
with up to four players in fast-paced combat via the Nintendo DS’ Wi-Fi capabilities.
“Bleach offers both fans and newcomers alike an
action-packed arcade experience that delivers fast-paced swordplay in the
tradition of the animated series’ intense action sequences,” said Scott A.
Steinberg, Vice President of Marketing, SEGA of America, Inc.
“Bleach is an
exciting and highly anticipated property that translates extremely well to the
versatility of the Wii Remote and the DS’ portable gameplay, and SEGA is proud
to be the first to bring the video game series to the North American audience.”, he added.
Both games are slated for release in fall 2007.
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