‘One Piece: Burning Blood’ Reviews: The Good And The Bad; The Strong And The Weak; Let The Guilty Pay?

The legacy of "One Piece" should never be undermined. From its anime segment up to its recent game addition "One Piece: Burning Blood," the franchise has shown much resiliency. Recent reviews regarding the game indicate the good and the bad things, the strong and weak elements and the guilty will pay as gamers play.

For gamers, controls, characters and various factors are among the elements that each gamer have to deal with. These are the noted traditional problems that most video games have, but it seems that tradition would soon fade. "One Piece: Burning Blood" does a lot to remedy some of the traditional problems with the arena fighter genre, but it has downfalls of its own, reports WCCF Tech.

For one, the developers should be given credit and appreciation for the amazing amount of work that has been put in to satisfy the fans -- especially now that in-engine cut scenes look better and more accurate to the source material than "One Piece" games have ever done before, with the original voice actors reprising their roles and lending an air of authenticity to every moment, as further noted by the same post.

The modifications have led to positive changes, such as the in-engine scenes look extremely well, and it bursts with color and strongly accurate in portraying the cast with their facial expressions.

Also, attacks in battle are improved as well, showcasing the similar moves that are seen in the anime series. Moreover, one of the strong points of the game is that it boasts of authenticity in graphics and audio along with the additional 60FPS.

In a separate report, it has been noted that "One Piece: Burning Blood" was compared with Naruto's game offering, according to a former post by iTech Post, and it was more on how both games are played using the smartphones.

However, as both games par in the market world, only then can gamers say which game is the better deal. As for now, the recent reviews made for "One Piece: Burning Blood" revealed the strong points of the game, its strength and its stability along with its shortcomings and bad points.