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http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/guiltygearisuka/review.html
"While many fighting games this year have gone online, Guilty Gear Isuka takes a step back and to the side with its awkward multicharacter fighting system. The system certainly works, and for serious Guilty Gear fans, it'll make for some fun times as they square off with different combinations of characters. Nevertheless, there's a reason why one-on-one fights are conventional to the genre, and it's because this is where a fighting game's intensity boils down to: just you and your opponent pitted in a battle of skill. Guilty Gear Isuka features a gratuitously odd new character and some interesting modes of play, but it also lacks online play, the one feature that hardcore fans would have most wanted to see. Then again, if you're a Guilty Gear fan, chances are you're already playing online with the superior, budget-priced Guilty Gear X2 #Reload for the Xbox; Guilty Gear Isuka may make a decent follow-up rental."
http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/guiltygearisuka/review.html
"While many fighting games this year have gone online, Guilty Gear Isuka takes a step back and to the side with its awkward multicharacter fighting system. The system certainly works, and for serious Guilty Gear fans, it'll make for some fun times as they square off with different combinations of characters. Nevertheless, there's a reason why one-on-one fights are conventional to the genre, and it's because this is where a fighting game's intensity boils down to: just you and your opponent pitted in a battle of skill. Guilty Gear Isuka features a gratuitously odd new character and some interesting modes of play, but it also lacks online play, the one feature that hardcore fans would have most wanted to see. Then again, if you're a Guilty Gear fan, chances are you're already playing online with the superior, budget-priced Guilty Gear X2 #Reload for the Xbox; Guilty Gear Isuka may make a decent follow-up rental."