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Guilty Gear began over two decades ago largely pulled from the mind and heart of one man, but it's doubtful that Daisuke Ishiwatari thought that his world of magic and machines would grow to the scale of what it ...

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Having just come through 2020 and all the restrictions that put on us, the days of fighting game arcade culture seem especially far away right now. COVID-19 is far from the only or main culprit responsible for the decline of ...

We've yet another excerpt from the wonderful 4Gamer interview with Guilty Gear Strive Directors Daisuke Ishiwatari and Akira Katano, this time discussing game balance and the philosophy the development team adopted while designing it.Especially in the modern age ...

Arc System Works' latest Guilty Gear game has launched with all the extravagant animations and metal soundtracks you know, and some new moves for fighting fans.

Famitsu issue has new coverage marking the launch of Guilty Gear Strive. This includes an interview with Daisuke Ishiwatari and Akira Katano from Arc System Works. In the interview, Ishiwatari and Katano explained the reasoning behind a lot of changes made in the fighting game series’ latest title. [Thanks, Ryokutya.] Here are some highlights from  Famitsu‘s latest interview with Daisuke Ishiwatari and Akira Katano: “(We renewed everything because) when we created extensions up until no...

Availability: Out now on PS4 and PS5, 11th June 2021 on PC And what brilliance! Guilty Gear Strive has trimmed the fat from the series to reveal a bristling core, a responsive, stylish and vibrant fighting game thats an immediate blast to play, but enticingly creative. Some of the complexity of previous versions has been shunted away, yes, but Strive remains deep. Arc System Works has done a fantastic job of walking this tightrope. How do you keep veteran Guilty Gear fans on-side while also app...

Thanks to an interview with 4gamer, we were able to get some insight from Daisuke Ishiwatari (General Director) and Akira Katano (Director of Guilty Gear Strive) about Guilty Gear Strive's development.Though Guilty Gear Strive is actually the seventh ...

There are some new faces in the trailer.

"Guilty Gear Strive's" release date is slowly approaching, and as players of the game are waiting for it, Arc System Works just released additional information for its "Season Pass 1." This is included 5 new downloadable characters, new stages, color packs, and bonus story content.