Guilty Gear Isuka

Release Date: March 21, 2006

Action, 2D, for 2 players, splitscreen, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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Another installment in the 2D fighting game for PlayStation and arcades, developed by Arc System Works. Guilty Gear Isuka allows you to participate in a grand fighting tournament, in which human martial arts masters and magical bio-warriors called “Gears” compete with each other. You can choose from 23 varied characters, including three brand new ones, each of them having distinct standard and combo attacks.

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Guilty Gear Isuka for PC and PS2 is a sequel to the popular 2D fighting game Guilty Gear X2, up until now available for PlayStation 2. At first, the series was released for coin-op arcades, later for PS2, and now for PC Windows. The game allows you to participate in a great fighting tournament, in which human masters and the eponymous Gear (bio-warriors or living weapons, created with a kind of energy simply called Magic).

Mechanics

One of the most important novelties in the game compared to its predecessor is the option to play in a special mode, which allows for a match involving up to four players. Of course, one-vs-one matches are also available. Another newly implemented element is the Factory option in which you train a robot called Robo-Ky to use standard and combo attacks. Yet another new mode is the Boost one, a typical arcade-like fighting match for two players.

There are 23 varied characters available in Guilty Gear Isuka (including three brand new ones), each having distinct standard and combo attacks, which can be successively developed

Technical aspects

The game's visuals are 2D; they feature many lighting effects and are very dynamic, even during the most chaotic action scenes.

Last updated on September 28, 2016

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A brawler series being developed by Japanese studio Arc System Works. It is mainly the responsibility of artist and developer Daisuke Ishiwatari, who not only designed the individual characters and plotted the story threads, but also created the soundtrack and provided the voice for several key characters.

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