Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core |
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Platform: PlayStation 2
Tags: Fighting Developer: Arc System Works More Platforms: Wii AKA: Guilty Gear XX Accent Core (JP) |
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Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core review (Wii)Reviewed April 05, 2008Gary Hartley says: "The all-new Wii exclusive controls, advertised as the game’s most poignant selling point, is really the only reason you might want to put it back down on the shelf where you found it." |
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Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core reviewReviewed September 23, 2007Daisuke02 says: " There was a time when Capcom was the uncontested king of rehashes. In the ‘90s, Capcom managed to produce a seemingly endless string of re-releases with Street Fighter II. Yet, Arc System Works has stolen that title from Capcom, or at least forced them to share it, because Arc’s Guilty Gear series has reached a similarly ridiculous number of updates. Guilty Gear XX Accent Core marks the fourth upgrade of Guilty Gear XX, which itself is an update (albeit a dramatic..." |
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Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core reviewReviewed October 10, 2007disco says: "Heaven or Hell? What’s it going to be, pal? You’ve got thirty seconds to choose. You going to go the good-natured paladin, or are you going to go with that flame-spouting anti-hero? How about the woman with the sentient hair? No? What about that aristocratic vampire? Not your style, eh? How about the swashbuckling womanizer, or the prepubescent pirate girl that’s pining after him? That veiled assassin with the pool cue looks like fun, too. Look at that ten-foot monster draped in a doctors coat, ..." |
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