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bleach: dark souls
DS Gets Bleach(ed)
Sega this week announced that BLEACH: Dark Souls will be coming to the DS this summer.
Dark Souls was developed by Japanese developer Treasure and then localized for North America. The game will feature multiplayer games, personalization, new Bankai moves, 30 new Spirit Cards, power-enhancing crystals and seven new gameplay modes. The game's story will take place between seasons one and two of the animates series and was created specifically for the game.
"We are thrilled to once again partner with SEGA for the development of BLEACH: Dark Souls on Nintendo DS," states Linda Espinosa, Vice President, Content Management, VIZ Media. "SEGA games have enjoyed immense success in North America, BLEACH is a top seller in both Japan and the US, and we are expecting great fan response when BLEACH: Dark Souls releases with a multitude of new and exclusive features."
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fighter!
Bleach Invades DS, Wii
SEGA has confirmed that games based on the anime series Bleach will be heading to the Nintendo Wii and DS. Bleach: Shattered Blade will be coming to the Wii and Bleach: The Blade of Fate will be heading to the DS. Both are expected to hit this fall in time for the beginning of the second season of the show on the Cartoon Network.The Wii version sports 32 character and will let you use the Wii remote and nunchuck to slash, jab and lunge in 3D battles. Each of the characters have their own special attacks. The DS version will be a 2D fighter with 28 characters and battles that can move between the upper and lower screens of the DS. The DS version also supports four-player combat via a WiFi and the use of something called Spirit Card Decks.
Hit the jump for the full press release.
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First Japanese Wii Game TV Spot
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TGS06: Sega Wii Games Close Proximity Impressions
As Sega didn't actually let any of the Kotaku editors touch their Wii titles, we instead decided that we'd just watch the six extremely attractive booth girls play for an hour. Decked out in outfits that matched the games they were playing, they'd clearly been playing Wii games all day since they had a thin layer of sweat and a solid grasp of the gameplay—both rare for booth girls. More »
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