Guilty Gear X – Advance Edition

“Street Fighter” or “Mortal Kombat” are major fighting brands, always landing on GBA whenever there is a new update. But not Guilty Gear. It is so finite that people have talked a lot about, which spreads to the developer. Finally, fulfilling the screaming wishes, an X – Advance Edition was released. Although it is not as rich or long-lived as the legendary monuments I mentioned earlier, there are still 14 characters and seven modes, including 3vs3 matches and the ability to connect with other GBA devices to compete together. Throughout the entire work, there are no experience elements or equipment to develop the character. The gameplay is mainly about exploiting the ability to control characters as well as taking advantage of special skills and combining them to create stronger combos. Sometimes, these don’t work for the final boss of each competition. He doesn’t even get hurt by what you’ve done so that you’re forced to look for weaknesses and strike precisely at that spot. This sometimes makes the stage more difficult, but I think it is also the fun and challenge that people can turn into pleasure and satisfaction.