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Guilty Gear Isuka

Arc Systems Work 17 Dec 2003 Online: NoListed 24 Jun 2011
Fighting

About Guilty Gear Isuka

From the archive

This is the original PS2Home fact sheet for Guilty Gear Isuka, preserved from the early-2000s archive. Details reflect the PAL release as catalogued at the time.

Official fact sheet

Guilty Gear Isuka, the newest title in the acclaimed Guilty Gear series, is a revolutionary step forward in 2D fighting. The sequel delves deeper into the Guilty Gear universe, where a mysterious form of energy dubbed “Magic” is used to create biological weapons known as “Gears”. Guilty Gear Isuka revives the fight tournament meant to contain the Gears while finding humans skilled enough to fight them. Series trademarks such as a precise fight system, incredibly fast game play, brilliant character design and killer graphics return. But Guilty Gear Isuka promises to topple its predecessor, Guilty Gear X2, with revolutionary upgrades that include 4-player simultaneous fighting and the ability to acquire custom fight combos. Guilty Gear Isuka adds three new characters to a full roster of returning fighters, all-new backgrounds and multiple new modes of play. In addition to 4-player, the game introduces an exciting side-scrolling single-player game in Boost mode, and offers a significantly enhanced Training mode for players to quickly master fighting with up to four players.

  • 4 player simultaneous fighting, combo upgrading and entirely new modes of play make this the deepest Guilty Gear ever
  • All new fight arenas, and three new characters totaling an amazing 23 fighters in all
  • Side-scrolling Boost mode offers an exciting new single-player action game experience
  • Blindingly fast play with precise control, an arsenal of killer combos and the ability to play as teams will make masters out of men
  • Amazing character design and premise from renowned artist Daisuke Ishiwatari
  • Killer new soundtrack heavily influenced by rock-and-roll and heavy metal

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