n fighting classic Guilty Gears 2 is 85% done and on it's way to the XBOX 360 apparently, which is good because it'll give the gamers over in Japan a reason to get the console, if Blue Dragon doesn't do it for them.

So far, there's a few things confirmed for the game, such as melee action, where we fight against multiple enemies...yeah, that's right, no more one-on-one fights. It also feels like an RTS game where you'll be setting orders with your units during the battle.

This is quite a change from Guilty Gear's previous games and hopefully it will be as good as it sounds.

Action sequences feature what's referred to as "melee action," with players facing off against multiple enemies on the battle field. However, even though the game is no longer jsut one on one fights, you can look forward to all the aerial combos and super moves that you've come to expect from the series.

In addition to the combat, the game includes a strategy component. During battle, you can open up a briefing window. From here, you can plan your strategy for the battle field as a whole, placing orders for new units and sending orders to your current set of units.

Storm via destructoid.com »