- Publisher: Arc System Works
- Release Date: Jan 23, 2025
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Mar 22, 2025Fans can breathe a sigh of relief—GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE- on the Switch isn’t a Heaven or Hell gamble. This port delivers a rocking experience that will have fans shouting, “Let’s Rock!” as they finally take GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE- on the go. Arc System Works has done an impressive job of bringing the game to the handheld hybrid, nailing the essence of the original with sharp visuals, smooth 60 fps gameplay, and all the content from the base game along with Seasons 1-3. However, the port isn’t without its flaws. The visuals occasionally take a noticeable hit, and the absence of crossplay is a significant drawback, especially for competitive players. Fingers crossed that crossplay support arrives in a future update.
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Feb 18, 2025Guilty Gear Strive -Nintendo Switch Edition- is the pinnacle of the franchise, accessible for both veterans and new players. Its excellent optimization would make it an essential option on the console if not for the lack of parity with content from other versions and the absence of players in its online mode. If you're unfamiliar with this world and only have a Nintendo Switch or care deeply about portability, there's no way to say no. Let's Rock!
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Feb 6, 2025Guilty Gear Strive is a visually stunning fighting game with demanding, technical, and fast-paced gameplay, featuring a roster of 28 characters now arriving on Nintendo Switch. It retains everything that makes it great on more powerful consoles, though with lower graphical quality. Still, it offers a generous amount of content for fighting game fans on Nintendo’s hybrid console.