Guilty Gear X : Advance Edition

What is Guilty Gear X : Advance Edition?

Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition is a 2D fighting game that builds on the original arcade title. Players choose from a roster of unique fighters, each with their distinct moves and abilities, to engage in one-on-one combat. The GBA version retains the core gameplay mechanics of the arcade game while introducing new modes and features tailored to the handheld format.

Game Modes

The game includes several modes that enhance replayability and provide different challenges:

1. Tag Mode: Players can select a team of three fighters and switch between them during battles, similar to the tag mechanics seen in the King of Fighters series.
2. Survival Mode: Fight against an endless wave of opponents to see how long you can last.
3. Training Mode: Hone your skills and practice combos without the pressure of a real match.
4. 3v3 Mode: Compete in three-on-three team battles, adding a strategic layer to the gameplay.
5. Arcade Mode: Progress through a series of fights to unlock secret content and extra versions of characters.

Features of Guilty Gear X : Advance Edition

Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition offers a range of features that make it a standout title on the GBA:

• Extensive Character Roster: The game includes all fighters from the arcade version, except Robo-Ky. However, an extra version of Ky Kiske utilizes Robo-Ky's "beta" moveset, providing a fresh experience for fans of the character.
• Customizable Controls: Players can adjust the game controls to three or four buttons to suit their preferred playstyle.
• Character Customization: Characters can be customized to any hue, though they do not retain the black and yellow color schemes from the X Plus game.
• Enhanced Visuals and Audio: Despite the GBA's hardware limitations, Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition features impressive sprites and animations, alongside a soundtrack that captures the intense atmosphere of the original game.
• Unlockable Content: Completing Arcade mode and other challenges allows players to unlock "extra" versions of characters, adding depth and replayability to the game.