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Bleach: The Blade of Fate | 
| From: Sega Of America, Inc.
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $12.20
You Save: $7.79 (39%)
New (52) Used (9) from $9.54
Avg. Customer Rating:  15 reviews
Sales Rank: 2458
Platform: Nintendo Ds
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: Nintendo DS
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0
MPN: 67010
UPC: 010086670103
EAN: 0010086670103
ASIN: B000TA8N4G
Release Date: October 9, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Exciting Multiplayer fighting action. Up to four players will enjoy the fighting action via Wi-Fi connection. This game supports the Download Play feature where one gamer transmits the game to another gamer's DS which allows them to play head to head. | | • | Variety of multi-plane 2D fighting arenas. Players can switch between the foreground and the background battlelines to chase after or escape from opponents. | | • | Large cast of popular characters. Players will select from 28 of their favorite characters who are all voiced by the actors from the anime series. | | • | Seven thrilling gameplay modes. Story, Arcade, Versus, Training and Challenge plus two unlockable modes will provide hours of replayability and keep players coming back for more. | | • | Customizable Spirit Card Deck. By using the lower screen, players are able to customize and manage their deck of Power-up Cards for boosts to Health, Attack and Defense, and much more. Players can earn new cards which allows them to fine-tune their decks. |
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Product Description
Bleach: The Blade of Fate DS The award-winning Bleach anime series, currently featured on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, is coming to the Nintendo DS. Timed with the launch of the highly-anticipated second season, up to four gamers will experience the cinematic, sword fighting action of Bleach. The series follows the life of a 15-year-old boy named Ichigo Kurosaki who is able to see spirits and becomes a Soul Reaper with supernatural powers.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 10 more reviews...
 Best Fighter on the DS September 1, 2008
This is a great game from a great anime. The storyline portion of the game loosely follows the anime; however, it is the wifi where it truly shines. Playing against human opponents is great fun and adds greater gameplay. The storyline and most of the other game modes are decent at best, but most of the characters are decently designed and allow for some competitive battles on wifi with other people. Unfortunately, some of the characters are just throw-ins and are not really well fleshed out and completely sub par to the rest. Aside from that, this game is great fun for any fans of Bleach or of fighting games.
 A great fighter for fans and non-fans July 14, 2008
Years ago I used to be heavily into multiple genres. Even ones I've all but ignored today like fighting and racing games got heavy play, mainly due to having people I can actually play the game with. But over time, my interest changed to RPG's and action games and I literally haven't played a fighter in years. But since I'm a big Bleach fan, I just had to check out the game. Fans of the show will find plenty to love about the game and even makes a great fighter for those not into the show.
Story: The story mainly centers on Ichigo Kurosaki, a high school student who absorbed the powers of Soul Reaper Rukia Kuchiki, a fighter part of a group who hunts Hollows, giant monsters that human eyes can't see. While able to save his family, Ichigo all but drained Rukia of her powers which is a big no-no and Rukia is taken away to be executed. Ichigo along with friends Orihime, Uryu and Chad as well as cat guide Yoruichi travel to the Soul Society to rescue Rukia.
Graphics: The graphics are pretty usable for a fighter and since this is a DS fighter it's not going to have the wow of Final Fantasy IV but sprites are animated quite well, there's barely any slowdown even when things get hectic and some special moves of characters look pretty awesome.
Sound/Music: Racing, like fighting, is the kind of genre where I kind of prefer having my own music playing. It's not that the music is bad here as its serviceable but it's not really memorable in the least and the voice acting can get annoying when every move has the accompanying sound effect for each one.
Gameplay: With a wide assortment of characters to choose from, the variety is quite welcome from the big and powerful like Chad or Kenpachi to more agile opponents like Yachiru or Yoruichi. The move lists are pretty much the same for everyone but it becomes strategic in figuring out how to use each one's strengths. So one move might be projectile based while the same move for a different fighter is a combo that shoots your opponent in the air. Some fighters though are just simply too clumsy to use and don't really feel enjoyable while others are kind of a blast and become favorites.
Added to the mix are Spirit Cards which you tap on the touch screen which will give you brief benefits such as disabling your opponent's ability to jump while another might exchange your spiritual power for theirs which allows you to activave your special moves. Since using the moves is part of a meter that recharges, it's a good benefit to switch yours with theirs. Only problem is that because your fighting with a normal playing position, it's awkward to hit the card with your thumb or nail. And activating the special moves can be frustrating, especially with some of the story mode's you against 2-3 opponents. Luckily, there's a different menu you can switch to on the touch screen where the moves can simply be pressed to activate.
With challenge modes, versus, Wi-Fi play, download play as well as the somewhat lengthy (and rather repetitive) story mode, there's plenty to love about the game though it helps if you're a Bleach fan since it's a lot more cooler. Even when my hand cramped a bit, I still kept playing which says something about the game...or me being stubborn about taking breaks.
Great Bleach Game May 17, 2008
I like the bleach series so getting this game was a no brainer. But i was surprised just how fun this game is to play. It has just about all the characters you really want to play as. And the card system gives the game a good balance. I'd say i was entertained for a good 10-15 hours. Which is pretty good for a DS game. But make sure you are a fan of the series otherwise i don't think you'll like the characters as much. Good luck!
Love the game , true to the anime, good comptitive multiplayer April 26, 2008
This is one of the those really good fighting games for the ds, i love the english dubbing in the game, the side stories are fun and true to the show, variety is pesent in the form of a wide roster of shinigami including all 13 squad captains, some side charcters and the main protaganists, the game is a nice crisp fighting game that flows well and can be a fun multiplayer competition. music captures moods and keeps you excited. i recommend this game to not only bleach fans,especially, but to fighting game enthusiasts.
Anime that makes gaming look good April 18, 2008
When I heard they were finally bringing a Bleach game to the U.S. I was excited, and bought a DS for this reason alone. The game did not disappoint.
You can choose to play story mode, arcade mode and even adventure online facing off with other Shinigami.
The only downside to the game is the story mode moves really fast. Bam you're there, bam you're facing the generals. It's a quick game as far as story mode goes, but that's not the real gem. The true beautiful of this game is the online battles.
I highly recommend this to any fan of Bleach, and any fan of fighters.
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