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Originated on the PS1 back in '98, Arc System Works' own TEAM NEO BLOOD and their multi-talented member Daisuke Ishiwatari (until being replaced by Jouji Narita in '07 in terms of the vocal stylings for Sol-Badguy), GUILTY GEAR is set in the post-apocalyptic future of 2180 within which a war has broken out between humans and bio-organic weapons referred to as GEARS - created by the fusion of "magic" and various creatures including humans. 10 fighters are sent out to prevent the resurrection of the leader of these Gears, JUSTICE, by entering into the Second Sacred Order Tournament. As for the other sequels and/or spinoffs displayed thereafter, their premises and gameplay features vary in terms of the situational events that take place:
GUILTY GEAR X (2000-01) - Reports of a newly-discovered commander Gear have surfaced less than a year following the previous game's events, and another Holy Knights Tournament ensues amid concerns about another war breaking out. A bounty is placed on the head of Dizzy, worth 50000 World Dollars if she's terminated, yet her life's been spared by Sol-Badguy upon being deemed harmless and later discovered by his rival Ky Kiske, currently appointed as the United Nations' police chief, no longer the Sacred Order of Holy Knights' chief. The Jellyfish Pirates' own Johnny & May eventually adopt her as part of that gang, and Jam Kuradoberi manages to finance her restaurant by taking all the credit for Dizzy's disappearance and obtaining her reward.
GUILTY GEAR X2 (2002) - 2 weeks later, following Dizzy's next disappearance...the Gears and the previous tournament combatants are investigated by a mysterious outfit, The Post-War Administration Bureau. In response to their needs & ambitions, the Bureau manages to create an endless army of mechanical clones of Ky Kiske - hence, the "Robo-Kys". All of the legendary combatants are enveloped in the warped, uncontrollable reality of "That Man's" latest servant, punk-rocker-witch I-NO.
GUILTY GEAR ISUKA (2003-04) - Although everything's the same like the other offerings, this allows an epic 4-player battle mode (2-on-2, 3-on-1 or Everyone for Themselves), and Boost Mode, among other features.
GUILTY GEAR XX ACCENT CORE (2007) - The 3rd updated version of Guilty Gear X2, after #Reload & Sharp.
© Arc System Works 1998-2007, in collaboration with Atlus / Sega Sammy / Aksys Games Localization Inc. I own ABSOLUTELY NOTHING - NONE OF THE FOLLOWING (except fair use, educational & entertainment purposes) IS INTENDED: INFRINGEMENT/VIOLATION/PLAGIARISM.
Originated on the PS1 back in '98, Arc System Works' own TEAM NEO BLOOD and their multi-talented member Daisuke Ishiwatari (until being replaced by Jouji Narita in '07 in terms of the vocal stylings for Sol-Badguy), GUILTY GEAR is set in the post-apocalyptic future of 2180 within which a war has broken out between humans and bio-organic weapons referred to as GEARS - created by the fusion of "magic" and various creatures including humans. 10 fighters are sent out to prevent the resurrection of the leader of these Gears, JUSTICE, by entering into the Second Sacred Order Tournament. As for the other sequels and/or spinoffs displayed thereafter, their premises and gameplay features vary in terms of the situational events that take place:
GUILTY GEAR X (2000-01) - Reports of a newly-discovered commander Gear have surfaced less than a year following the previous game's events, and another Holy Knights Tournament ensues amid concerns about another war breaking out. A bounty is placed on the head of Dizzy, worth 50000 World Dollars if she's terminated, yet her life's been spared by Sol-Badguy upon being deemed harmless and later discovered by his rival Ky Kiske, currently appointed as the United Nations' police chief, no longer the Sacred Order of Holy Knights' chief. The Jellyfish Pirates' own Johnny & May eventually adopt her as part of that gang, and Jam Kuradoberi manages to finance her restaurant by taking all the credit for Dizzy's disappearance and obtaining her reward.
GUILTY GEAR X2 (2002) - 2 weeks later, following Dizzy's next disappearance...the Gears and the previous tournament combatants are investigated by a mysterious outfit, The Post-War Administration Bureau. In response to their needs & ambitions, the Bureau manages to create an endless army of mechanical clones of Ky Kiske - hence, the "Robo-Kys". All of the legendary combatants are enveloped in the warped, uncontrollable reality of "That Man's" latest servant, punk-rocker-witch I-NO.
GUILTY GEAR ISUKA (2003-04) - Although everything's the same like the other offerings, this allows an epic 4-player battle mode (2-on-2, 3-on-1 or Everyone for Themselves), and Boost Mode, among other features.
GUILTY GEAR XX ACCENT CORE (2007) - The 3rd updated version of Guilty Gear X2, after #Reload & Sharp.
© Arc System Works 1998-2007, in collaboration with Atlus / Sega Sammy / Aksys Games Localization Inc. I own ABSOLUTELY NOTHING - NONE OF THE FOLLOWING (except fair use, educational & entertainment purposes) IS INTENDED: INFRINGEMENT/VIOLATION/PLAGIARISM.
![Gradius 2 Walkthrough [Part 3]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wZtvG_oqCyc/mqdefault.jpg "Gradius 2 Walkthrough [Part 3]
Next on the list, a famed Japan-only sequel is yet to be mastered by the capable, highly-self-trained, highly-skilled hands of Yours Truly! This segment covers the final area, featuring pointless yet vital gibberish/bubble-spewing theatrics from the last boss, Gofer!
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NOTICE: Yet again, please refer to the one in Part 1.")
