Guilty Gear Xrd Sign Coming To North America This Fall

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Aksys Games are bringing Guilty Gear Xrd Sign to North America, the publisher revealed to IGN. The game will be released for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 this Fall.

 

Guilty Gear Xrd Sign uses new 3D visuals and features a number of returning characters, as well as new characters like Bedman, who fights while… strapped to a walking bed.

 

We’ll have more news to share on Guilty Gear Xrd Sign as it is made available.


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