The GG fandom wiki claimed that it was released in February 2003, but this was when it was announced.
It was basic but I felt it had everything it needed. It only took me a few days to finish the first draft, and I felt good about it. However, I remembered that my changelist for X 1.5 didn’t have a good home, so I figured that would be a good way to share it. This got me interested in making an article myself, with my first plan being to make one on Missing Link. Then, Tarkus Lee released his Dustloop article on Testament (which you can read here). I posted it in the Dustloop discord, then moved on.įlash forward a couple of months and I had almost entirely forgotten about the game.
And after two days, I’d produced a mostly correct changelist. No one else had done it, and now that there were resources to compare X and 1.5 side by side, I didn’t think it’d take long.
Weird guilty gear player full#
So I figured I should make a full changelist for the game. After doing a little digging on the game, it became apparent that very little of it was documented online. So my journey began innocently enough, labbing 1.5 in March 2022. At the time I didn’t think much of it, but when it got added to Fightcade 2, I got curious. I hadn’t even heard the name GGX 1.5 until I stumbled across it on Wikipedia. I didn’t even know these things going into this project. These are all true, but only touch the surface of 1.5’s history. They might also know that it was only sold overseas, and never had an official Japanese release. So without further delay, let’s get into the most forgotten Guilty Gear.Īll most people know about X 1.5 is that it was made to bridge the gap between X and XX. It’s not essential for understanding the rest of the article, although I think it’s a fun read chronicling just how deep the rabbit hole goes with this game. If you want to get straight into the history and gameplay of X 1.5, then skip the Learning About 1.5 section. I’m talking about none other than the Atomiswave exclusive, Guilty Gear X Version 1.5.
Weird guilty gear player series#
Except, there’s one game in the series that was so obscure, even Japanese documentation is incomplete. Even the objectively broken Missing Link and the strange Guilty Gear 2: Overture have their fans. There’s a Guilty Gear for everyone, and almost every game had some kind of scene. Many games have been released in the Guilty Gear series, from Missing Link’s humble start to Strive’s streamlined systems.
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