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Guilty Gear

The first game of the Guilty Gear series. Guilty Gear Missing Link was a six-button game: one punch, one kick, two for weapon attack buttons, and the remaining two for special actions. The original Guilty Gear featured ten characters on its roster and three game modes: Arcade, Versus, and Training.

Gameplay-wise, GG introduced one of the series' most famous mechanic, the instant-kill. A big difference from future games in the series is that supers here were called Chaos Attacks. When a character's health was below the halfway point a red aura would surround them and they would enter Chaos Mode in which unlimited Chaos Attacks were available.

About Missing Link

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Publisher:	Arc System Works
Release Dates:	Japan (PS1): May 14th, 1998 North America (PS1): October 31st, 1998 Europe (PS1): 2000 Japan (PS3 - PS1 Classics): May 31st, 2007 Europe (PS3 - PS1 Classics): August 6th, 2009 Worldwide (Switch): May 16th, 2019 Worldwide (Steam): May 16th, 2019
Guilty Gear Series
Followed By:	Guilty Gear X

Guilty Gear: The Missing Link

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