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The game came in perfect condition and on time so no complaints about the delivery or anything of that sort. The main problem is with the game itself, mainly being that the game seriously needs a story mode. Your pretty much playing an arcade game with no clue who your fighting or why exactly the people on screen are fighting in the first place.
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This latest entry in the Guilty Gear franchise is super-polished and lots of fun to play. You'd be hard-pressed to find a 2D fighter that can top it. Maybe next year, when Capcom releases Street Fighter IV, Guilty Gear will have real competition. Until then, this is the only game in town.
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Alright, this game is a modest update to Guilty Gear XX... this is not a dramatic update to the series, like some had wanted. Think of this game as a more balanced and more technical Guilty Gear XX... They've added Holy Order Sol(from Guilty Gear Slash) and A.B.A (from Guilty Gear Isuka), so technically they haven't added anyone COMPLETELY NEW to this game. This is not a disappointment as the gameplay has gotten more and more fleshed out with the addition of Force Breaks (similar to EX moves in Street Fighter 3), Instant Block, tweaked moves for each character, etc.. This a very deep and technical fighting game that fighting game fans will enjoy and appreciate the most...
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Guilty Gear XX Accent Core is a great game to pop in for a few minutes before heading out of the door. So far as fighting games go, it is one of the better fighters out there. If you've played they other Guilty Gear games, it is not quite as amazing as some of the predecessors. Definately buy this if you just want a new fighting game, or even if you simply want to complete your Guilty Gear collection.
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The Guilty Gear series has long been known as a franchise that doesn't diappoint in terms of quality fighting action, and Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core is no different. Featuring a large (and colorful) selection of fighters, Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core features some new backgrounds and voice overs that fans of the series will notice, as well as the typical fast paced fighting, freaky and just plain weird characters, and great metal-themed background music. The game's graphics are fluid and the animations are colorful and well designed, and the controls are easy to pick up, and even easier to mash. As a whole, Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core doesn't really offer anything that hasn't been seen before (whether or not you're a fan of the series or are used to other 2-D fighting franchises like Street Fighter or any SNK series), but the game stands out on it's own thanks to the uniqueness of the franchise, some new features, a modest price, and the fact that it's just plain fun. This may very well be the last great 2-D fighter the PS2 will ever see (SNK has a few more of their collection games on the horizon), so enjoy it wile you can if you're a veteran of the series, and for newcomers, Accent Core is a great place to get acquainted with the franchise.
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