Latest Bleach Wii scans

If you love anime, then we’re betting that Bleach Wii can get you just as thrilled as the other Sega titles being released for the Nintendo Wii. We currently have more scans of this classic from the Japanese weekly Shonen Jump (courtesy of Jeux-France), which shows how the Wiimote allows one to take control of the game. It appears that players can deliver super-special attacks via their Wiimote. Doesn’t this remind us of the spicy role of the Wiimote in Red Steel where it uses the built-in speaker to declare your next task?

There are at least 25 playable characters in this game and judging from the Japanese footage we once posted here, there’s gonna be a whole lot of crazy sword-swinging once this game finally makes it into our living rooms. Guess some fans can’t wait for the title to reach the North American shores, but that remains to be announced. The game will be launched on December 14 in Japan.

If you love anime, then we’re betting that Bleach Wii can get you just as thrilled as the other Sega titles being released for the Nintendo Wii. We currently have more scans of this classic from the Japanese weekly Shonen Jump (courtesy of Jeux-France), which shows how the Wiimote allows one to take control of the game. It appears that players can deliver super-special attacks via their Wiimote. Doesn’t this remind us of the spicy role of the Wiimote in Red Steel where it uses the built-in speaker to declare your next task?

There are at least 25 playable characters in this game and judging from the Japanese footage we once posted here, there’s gonna be a whole lot of crazy sword-swinging once this game finally makes it into our living rooms. Guess some fans can’t wait for the title to reach the North American shores, but that remains to be announced. The game will be launched on December 14 in Japan.