Review: Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R (Nintendo Switch)

ΛCORE PLUS R is the final installment and epitome of the Guilty Gear XX series, with the most polished mechanics of all.

Pros:

• Crisp arcade art graphics.
• 4.2gb download size.
• Japanese support.
• Controller-4 presets.
• How to play text-based area.
• Proper arcade presentation.
• Technical fighter.
• Arcade beat em up gameplay.
• Six difficulties-Beginner, easy, normal, hard, very hard and maniac.
• Eleven modes-Arcade, M.O.M, Vs 2P, Network, Vs CPU, Team Vs 2P, Team Vs CPU, Training, Survival, Mission, and Story.
• Display–Move bars around the screen, Change panel art, AA and set font between normal and original.
• Autosave on/off.
• Sounds-music player for soundtrack and sound effects.
• 23 fighters.
• Gorgeous backdrops/locations.
• Network-ranked and player modes. Online leaderboards, ranked-quick/custom. Player-Quick/custom and create.
• M.O.M-one life, earn medals that drop from your opponent and they give score and health.
• Survival-race to beat Ai, Do damage, score points and level up in this mode, get a set amount and face off against a boss.
• Mission-set condition matches.
• Story-choose your own path as you fight through.
• Slick animations.
• Brilliant soundtrack.

Cons:

• No touchscreen.
• Really small text in the how to play area.
• Have to dig into the help menu just to find out what the modes are.
• Not suited for a button masher.
• Difficult.