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Guilty Equipment Strive appears to be obtaining a much asked-for launch on the Nintendo Switch over, at the very least according to a gigantic banner hanging up at PAX West in Seattle today.
Guilty Equipment Strive Nintendo Switch over Version banner detected at PAX West pic.twitter.com/TgGK1iKgw4
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In a now-deleted tweet uploaded to X/Twitter the other day and archived on Reddit, an enormous banner over a convention entrance hall entry markets Guilty Equipment Strive, with a Nintendo Switch over logo design and the message “Nintendo Switch over Version” and “Pre-order currently” in the left edge with a QR code. While Arc System Functions has yet to validate the accuracy of this, it’s tough to envision a gigantic banner such as this increasing beyond a genuine news – with PAX West beginning Friday, we’re most likely to see it quickly.
The banner does not define a launch day, however it’s feasible the Switch over variation of the video game is being demoed at the occasion.
Guilty Equipment Strive is a cherished battling neighborhood staple that initially introduced in 2021 for PlayStation and computer, and has actually because pertained to galleries and computer. The original Guilty Gear, launched in 1998, has actually been readily available on Switch over because 2019, however Guilty Equipment Xrd never ever made it to the console.
The greatest concern currently simply appears to be just how well Strive will certainly operate on the Switch over, provided the console’s suspicious background with battling video game ports and the amount of various other combating video games have actually missed it completely, however with any luck Arc System Functions has actually discovered a method to do Guilty Equipment Strive – a video game we offered a 9/10 upon launch – appropriate justice.
Rebekah Valentine is an elderly press reporter for IGN. Obtained a tale suggestion? Send it to rvalentine@ign.com.
