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Guilty Gear for Wii in February News
Wii News by Robert Purchese
505 Games has proudly revealed that it will be bringing Guilty Gear XX Accent Core to the Wii in February.
It is an update of the most recent arcade instalment in the popular 2D arcade fighting series, which will now let you wave your arms around like a bird in order to pull off special attacks.
Accent Core also comes with various improvements like new character artwork and music, as well as re-recorded voices for the cast of 20 fighters, and some fancy new special moves.
There's Force Break that uses up a quarter of your Tension Gauge, Slashback that parries with a reduced block stun, and Slip Throws that bizarrely make your enemies stick to the wall or slide across the floor.
Guilty Gear XX Accent Core has already appeared in both America and Japan on Wii and PS2. The PS2 version has scored well so far, too, although thoughts on the Wii version are still scarce as it was only released this week.
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Here's a thought then for you - the waggle controls are a pain in the arse in this game. Motion sensing is great and works for a lot of games, but it isn't for every game - especially not games that require precise and well timed moves, like a fighting game.
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Motion sensing is great and works for a lot of games, but it isn't for every game - especially not games that require precise and well timed moves, like a fighting game.
Well, you know, 3D graphics don't really work for platformers and some other game types either. They're extremely shoddy and imprecise. The introduction of 3D completely destroyed the pixel-perfect precision games used to have. But every single game uses it now (much to my dismay sometimes), and it's here to stay. No use complaining about it. |
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Hopefully you can use a classic pad or a GC pad, I'm not really a fan of arcade style controllers and motion controls would ruin it.
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