Customer Reviews

Guilty Gear XX Accent Core

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Guilty Gear has long been known as a deep, balanced fighter. Accent Core continues this tradition, and whilst some whiners may compare it unfavorably with one or two past games in the series, it's still better than anything else out there!

If you're not into 2D fighters, now is your chance! Buy this game, grab a friend, and go at it!

And if you are into fighters, well you already know Guilty Gear rocks.

Finally, some GOOD NEWS! All the bugs that plagued the Japanese console version are fixed! Here's a list:

-Johnny's jackhound return is now a force break ALWAYS
-Bridget's j.5 yoyo set is now, uh, in the game
-Bridget's Razor Roger force break no longer absorbs infinite hits
-Axl's combos now work when they should
-Sol no longer has double "clean hits" sometimes
-Counterhit Gold Bursts now do the correct amount of damage

Alright, this game is a modest update to Guilty Gear XX... this is not a dramatic update to the series, like some had wanted. Think of this game as a more balanced and more technical Guilty Gear XX... They've added Holy Order Sol(from Guilty Gear Slash) and A.B.A (from Guilty Gear Isuka), so technically they haven't added anyone COMPLETELY NEW to this game. This is not a disappointment as the gameplay has gotten more and more fleshed out with the addition of Force Breaks (similar to EX moves in Street Fighter 3), Instant Block, tweaked moves for each character, etc.. This a very deep and technical fighting game that fighting game fans will enjoy and appreciate the most...

Guilty Gear is 2d fighting at its best and most frustrating. As a button masher this game is ok, but you shouldn't be buying it unless you are serious about learning how to play fighting games at a non-scrub level.

Each character is unique, the visuals are great and fun and the gameplay is fast paced. Watch some YT videos to get an idea of what high level play looks like. The combos are a joy to watch and pull off. Once you purchase you'll want to visit dustloop.com for much needed supplemental info.

If you aren't super familiar with thinking of fighters in terms of frames of invulnerability, mixups, frame advantage, etc. Do yourself a favor and buy a simpler 2d fighter like Capcom v SNK2 or a Street Fighter title and once you've mastered high level play pick up GG.

I recently played the arcade version of this game at a convention.
The controls were hard to grasp and the buttons stuck but even with that it was such a visually and mechanically pleasing game that I was hooked. I lost several matches that weekend.

But it was stuck in my mind, and I immediately found out the name and looked for it on Amazon. I ordered it immediately and have been hooked on it since it arrived.

It's a fantastically made game with compelling graphics, incredibly interesting characters and surprisingly easy to learn gameplay. It's absolutely amazing all around and I recommend it to anyone who needs a great 2D fighting game.

i bought this game a second before they announced the "plus" version (which is the full version of the game) so i can't say anything positive about this version. if it came out around this time the full version would be DLC

Guilty Gear is one of the best 2d fighting games I have ever played hands down.

Guilty Gear already had a solid game mechanics (albeit some balance issues). You can literally see that the developers tried their best to incorporate criticisms and feedbacks accumulated from previous versions. However, removing any type of ending for Story Mode was quite shocking and dissapointing. The addition of two new characters were cool at first, but both A.B.A and Order Sol isn't as fun as I would imagined to be. While fixing what was broken, the Aksys changed something that created a new hybrid, no longer same as the original.

The battles are still fast and fun.

This latest entry in the Guilty Gear franchise is super-polished and lots of fun to play. You'd be hard-pressed to find a 2D fighter that can top it. Maybe next year, when Capcom releases Street Fighter IV, Guilty Gear will have real competition. Until then, this is the only game in town.

Guilty Gear XX Accent Core is a great game to pop in for a few minutes before heading out of the door. So far as fighting games go, it is one of the better fighters out there. If you've played they other Guilty Gear games, it is not quite as amazing as some of the predecessors. Definately buy this if you just want a new fighting game, or even if you simply want to complete your Guilty Gear collection.

The game was sent quickly and works with no problems.
I'm highly satisfied with my product.