Bleach Soul Resurreccion embraces its anime roots

There's no way to tell you what's going on in the Bleach universe Bleach Cosplay Costume if you're not already familiar with it. If I had to try, it's about a boy named Ichigo and the powers behind death. Over hundreds of episodes, Ichigo develops the incredible powers of a Soul Reaper, and now he and his friends are fighting nasty creatures called Arrancar. Add in super powers, samurai swords, and attack fairies, and you have Bleach in a nutshell.

I was lost the moment the narrator started speaking, but that's okay. You don't need to follow the plot to recognize how passionately Bleach: Soul Resurreccion embraces the source material. Bleach bleeds anime style, from the smallest of sword slashes to the dramatic opening saturated with fluttering cloaks and blowing hair. Bleach Cosplay Costume

Like Dynasty Warriors, Soul Resurreccion is set in sprawling, open environments to facilitate battles with large numbers of enemies. While Dynasty Warriors suffers from bland backdrops, Soul Resurreccion backgrounds have just enough personality. A massive, broken pillar lends more to the atmosphere of the battle then a few poorly rendered trees.

If there are any concerns to be found during my first moments with Bleach: Soul Resurreccion,yoruichi cosplay  it's the repetitive nature of combat. Unless mission structure evolves over time, Soul Resurreccion looks to throw you into a series of arena battles, one after another, until the end. It's a classic problem with games of this type, and my level of patience for it depends entirely on how much the battle system can give back to me.

Bleach: Soul Resurreccion shows us just how far a developer can go in bringing the source material into its game. I hope it has a few tricks up its sleeve, but at the very least its damn fun to look at.