Guilty Gear Isuka is the 5th installment of the Guilty Gear series and is the worst one of all time. First of all, everything in the game has changed, the controls are a little different because now you have to press the turn around button to face the opponent behind you, your character doesn't automatically turn around and face the opponent. Thus this creates big confusions. The Instant Kill move is no longer available now because of the fact that four fighters can play at a time. This is no fun for me since I really liked the Instant Kills. And there is no story to this game like it had in Guilty Gear XX (Guilty Gear X2 in the US). Play this game only if you're into having four people to fight at once otherwise, just stay away from this pitiful game. You'll just have to wait a little later in the year 2005 if there will ever be another Guilty Gear game again.

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Isuka means "crossbill" in Japanese, which is the onomatopoeia of the sound made by two swords when they clash.

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