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Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-‘s Raven Gets Stronger as He Takes Damage
These days, players expect characters to get some sort of benefit from being hit, whether it’s meter to amplify their specials or unleash a super. While taking damage is rarely the best course of action in a fighting game, Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-‘s Raven welcomes the pain.
According to new details from Famitsu, the Guilty Gear 2: Overture boss is something of a masochist that gets stronger the more he’s attacked. Getting hit during a unique attack called “I Want It Here” fills up a separate gauge that powers up Raven’s attacks and, at times, changes their characteristics entirely.
Other than that, Raven specializes in long-range attacks, and focuses on controlling the match at mid-screen. More than any other fighting game character, players will need to manage Raven’s health wisely in order to get the most out of him in competition.
Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- launches for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 on May 26 in Japan, June 7 in North America, and June 10 in Europe. More details on Raven’s gameplay can be found here.
Source: Famitsu via Siliconera, greatfernman
Learn the Differences Between Street Fighter IV and Street Fighter V
With Street Fighter V now fresh in the hands of series veterans and new players alike, some adopters of the game may find themselves with a handful of questions regarding how this newest addition to the franchise differs from its predecessor, or what about the title makes it unique.
In a new video, lordofultima handles this topic by offering insights into the new systems in place this time around as well as noting those that didn’t make a return from the previous game. They cover meter types, chip damage, V-Systems, and everything in-between. If you’re looking to get started in Street Fighter V, this is a great place to get the basics.
Source: lordofultima via James Chen
