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Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2002)

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Immerse yourself in the intense and thrilling world of Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition, a complete edition for Nintendo Game Boy Advance. This game is perfect for fighting game enthusiasts who are looking for a challenging and immersive experience. With a T-Teen rating, this game features complex characters and storylines that will keep you engaged for hours. This game is the perfect addition to any video game collection, with a release year of 2002 and a region code of NTSC-U/C (US/Canada). The unit type is a single unit, and it comes with all the features you need to enjoy the game. Get ready to enter the world of Guilty Gear X and experience the excitement and adrenaline that comes with this iconic fighting game.

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Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition brings the PS2 fighter to the handheld system and offers three modes of gameplay: training, single-player arcade, and two-player one-on-one via link cable (requires both players to own cartridge). Fights between the combatants default to a best of three round setup, with both three and four key operation modes available. Rounds last 99 seconds, with a fourth round tiebreaker available should the main event end in a draw.<br><br>In addition to head-to-head fighting competition, the GBA edition features a story mode, which according to the publisher, is "thrown in to spice up the action." Action is tracked onscreen through the use of an energy gauge, score display, timer, number of wins (victory mark), hits, and tensile gauge (increases during attack or dash). Players control teams of up to three fighters, with the characters not under direct control guarding or assisting the command character.