Bloom in the Mist for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, and Guilty Gear: Strive for Switch are the ...

Looking for the best heroes in Guilty Gear Strive? Find them here, in our tier list. This fast-paced fighting video game is ...

Queen Dizzy will appear as a free DLC character in the Nintendo Switch port of Guilty Gear Strive in February 2025. Arc System Works made the announcement on the fighting game series’ official X ...

Back in September, Arc System Works shared a “first in-game look” at Guilty Gear Strive’s next DLC fighter Queen Dizzy. This fighter will be added to the Switch version of the game as part ...

With Team of 3 Mode out in the wild, the Daredevils of Guilty Gear Strive will be out of a veteran for a couple more months.

Arc System Works has released Guilty Gear Strive update 1.43 (PS5 version 1.043) today for various fixes and gameplay balancing. One such issue that has been fixed is stopping players from freezing ...

A jury deliberated for three days in Washington before returning a guilty verdict against ex-Attorney ... be fined up to £15,200 as a result of the cover-up trial verdict. He was convicted ...

Strive, an asset manager founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, asked United States regulators for permission to list an exchange-traded fund (ETF) investing in convertible bonds issued by MicroStrategy and ...

If your goal is to cover the top of the bed but you aren't interested in a camper shell, a tonneau cover or truck bed cover is a great alternative. This add-on provides some protection from the ...

Skillman speaks with Variety about the process of the cover art coming together, and below he breaks down the ideas behind some Criterion designs and illustrations. How involved are the studios or ...

Turow’s new novel, “Presumed Guilty,” finds Rusty wiser and mellower. He has retired to a rural lakeside town and is planning to marry his new partner, Bea, a high school principal.

At the Watson Hotel, one Colombian mother, Ingrid Henao, admitted to feeling guilty for living at the taxpayers’ expense. "We're getting spoiled," Henao said. "This was never my idea.