Instead the formula is tailored to better accommodate the new generation along with the existing diehards.īlazBlue is set in a world where humanity once faced annihilation from a creature called the "Black Beast" - presumably some sort of intergalactic panther. Unlike Battle Fantasia, it doesn't remove what makes Guilty Gear excellent in the hope of attracting new players.
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With BlazBlue, however, Arc System may have cracked it. But despite being an excellent fighter it felt a tad soulless - almost as if it were trying too hard to play like a Street Fighter game. It cut back on excessive tech in favour of accessibility. The more recent Battle Fantasia felt like Arc's attempt to break out of the Guilty Gear rut.
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Despite this many fighter fans loved the extreme pace and depth and as Arc System pilled on the upgrades and sequels, adding new characters and readdressing the balance, Guilty Gear turned into a respected fighting series with a hardcore following. Apart from being notoriously unbalanced many found it difficult to get their heads around the game, as it certainly wasn't short on technical mechanics like Dead Angel Attacks, Roman Cancels and Gatling Combos. However, like Guilty Gear before it, Guilty Gear X was far from perfect.
Guilty Gear X had a rich anime presentation, heavy metal music, instant kill moves and a deranged doctor wielding a giant scalpel - all of which combined to set it apart from the output of Capcom and SNK. But those who did pick up this quirky curio discovered a fighter with personality in excess. SNK 2 were being overlooked in favour of flashy 3D numbers such as Dead or Alive 3 and Super Smash Bros. Back when Guilty Gear X hit the PS2 in 2002, 2D fighting games like Capcom vs.
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