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Bleach: Heat the Soul 4 + Bonus
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NCS
Game Synopsis
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The latest and possibly greatest Bleach: Heat the
Soul on the PSP features a sizable roster of
characters, a new Soul Blaze system, and new special
attacks for all of the participants. At the outset
of the game, players may opt to transfer data from
Bleach HTS 1-3 which unlocks main characters and
partners in the game. If you don't have any Bleach
data to convert, you'll have to unlock the
characters and partners on your own. At the outset
of the game, only 16 playable fighters are
available but there's a total of
51 playable characters
and 17
partner-only characters for a total cast of 68
fighters.
Game Modes
Character Master / Choose a champion and 2
partners; battle the ranks
Mission Battle / Engage opponents where
conditions must be met
Vs CPU / Battle the CPU in Time Attack, Survival,
100 Survival, Free Battle
Soul VS / Wireless versus play against another
player
Training / Practice with a fighter and 2
partners from 16 available choices
Appendix / Sound Mode, Gallery Mode, Movie
Mode, Convert
Option / Game Setting, Sound Setting, Key
Config, Save/Load
Bonus Giveaway
All preorders shipping today will
include a bonus file folder which features
colorful Bleach artwork. The file folder can be
used to hold a few sheets of paper, currency, or
anything else that's thin enough to slip inside.
Sadly, we don't have any extra file folders for
new orders that are submitted today.
Jan Code: 4948872680080
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NCS Game Notes
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The Training Mode is rather useful because you're
fighting against a fully motivated COM-controlled opponent that's
fighting as he/she would in the other modes of the
game. The only difference between Training Mode and
the other modes is your HP bar is unlimited and
never dwindles to zero. The same goes for your
opponent which restricts the sparring partners that
you can encounter. The Training Mode allows a CPU
Level of 1 to 5 for a challenging opponent if you're
open to it.
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A total of 28 stages are featured in the game but
only seven stages are available at the outset. Only
16 characters are playable in the beginning but more
fighters are unlocked as conditions are met.
» The
Game Controls are as follows:
Triangle
/ Jump. Press again in sequence for a forward dash
move.
Circle / Strong attack. May be tapped in sequence
for chains.
Cross / Normal attack. May be tapped in sequence for
chains.
Square
/ Charge. Press again in sequence to rush
forward.
L-Trigger / Summon the power of Partner #1
R-Trigger / Summon the power of Partner #2
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Either the d-pad or the analog nub may be used for
control. We found the d-pad more precise. Pushing up
or down makes the fighter run in that direction for
evasive maneuvers or tactical positioning. Pushing
forward and back on the d-pad moves the fighter
likewise.
» When playing as Ichigo:
If you're standing close to an opponent and push
back on the d-pad and press the "O" button, Ichigo
will grab the opponent and perform a quick cutting
attack where he attacks from three directions in
rapid sequence
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Pressing SQUARE to charge up followed by pressing
the "X" button will make Ichigo rise up and perform
a multiple slash attack. However, all of that
slashing action is for naught
if your opponent is too far away to hit. If you do
connect however, the attack will wipe out about 1/4
of the opponent's HP gauge.
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There are occasions when the swords of two fighters
clash, lock, and sizzle ala the original Samurai
Spirits. If you're the stronger masher, the opponent
will be blown away after the meeting of swords is
concluded.
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To view the KEY CONFIG or COMBO LIST while on the
battlefield, press START and select the options that
appear. The COMBO LIST includes every combination
move that is available to the fighter such as
"TRIANGLE, TRIANGLE" for dash forward or "X, X, X"
for a three-hit normal attack.
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Bleach HTS 4 is another satisfying 3D fighting
game that adds just enough new elements to make it
worthy. The new release features the largest
character roster so far and the action runs
characteristically fast and fluid with a game
engine that sucks in all of your attacks, dashes,
and special moves
without a hiccup.
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reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of
this document may be made without express written
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