With casual gaming going to the next level thanks to the release of Wii Fit, it's great to see a slice of old-school arcade gaming making an appearance on the Wii too, in the form of Guilty Gear XX Accent Core.
Has Guilty Gear's unique brand of fast-paced, stylised, quick reaction gaming made a successful transition onto the Wii, or should it have stuck to more traditional gaming platforms? Click below to find out.
GameDynamo - "Last month we showed you some of the worst mechanics conceived in fighting games, and man, they were pretty bad. However, where there are terrible mistakes being made, there are always some good ideas that work out. Some are even so well received that they have an impact on fighting games as a whole that lasts for years after their original implementation."
I really like the Parry system in the Street Fighter III series. It required rhythm, timing and it was easy to do, but difficult to master.
GFB writes: "This week's Cosplay Babe of the Week is the popular, yet evil doing I-No from the Guilty Gear Series where she made her first appearance in in GG XX which took place about two weeks after Guilty Gear X. I-No fights with an electric guitar which she uses to bludgeon her enemies with and plays it to create deadly sonic waves. She also wears a stereotypical pointed witch's hat that can fire projectiles out of a hidden "mouth." She is the primary antagonist and boss character of Guilty Gear XX."
They look a bit sqooshy don't ya think? Like maybe not the best if they weren't being pressed down?
411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include BlazBlue, Hatsune Miku: Project Diva, Diabolik, Treasure World, Street Fighter IV PC, and Roogoo.
