Friday, July 23rd, 2021
	Guilty Gear -STRIVE- Goldlewis Dickinson Starter Guide

  

Following the reveal of Guilty Gear STRIVE's first DLC character, Arc System Works uploaded an official starter guide for newcomer Goldlewis Dickinson on YouTube. The 6-minute video (below) offers a full demonstration of Goldlewis's moveset and unique abilities he brings to the game. For starters, his "Behemoth Typhoon" (performed with a half-circle motion in any direction) is a special move with 8 different variations. Goldlewis swings his hefty Area 51 coffin at a different trajectory depending on where the half-circle motion input begins. If you plan on learning (or fighting against) Goldlewis when he joins GGST next week, give this video a watch and keep it handy for reference!     Once again, Goldlewis joins Guilty Gear -STRIVE- on July 27th for Season Pass holders (July 30th for everyone else). Below, take another look at the Season Pass 1 Roadmap and official character art for Goldlewis Dickinson.   Stay tuned on The Fighters Generation for additional coverage! ~TFG Webmaster, Frank Joseph | @Fighters_Gen
Source:  Arc System Works (Twitter),  (YouTube)            Related Tweet: @Fighters_Gen Related News  |   July 2021 -STRIVE- Celebrates 500K Sold with Kenta Asano Artwork On Twitter, Arc System Works announced Guilty Gear -STRIVE- sales have hit 500,000 units worldwide. They also announced the date for the first DLC character reveal — July 20th, 2021 (PST). To celebrate the 500k milestone, ASW also released new artwork by Kenta Asano.    (7-20-2021): Guilty Gear -STRIVE- Announces Goldlewis Dickinson,    (6-26-2021): GBVS Season 2 Character Seox Announced,    (6-15-2021): Guilty Gear -STRIVE- Sells 300,000 Copies,    (6-6-2021): Guilty Gear -STRIVE- Opening Movie, DLC Roadmap,    (6-2-2021): TFG Exclusive: Interview with Arc System Works   Related TFG Links:   Guilty Gear -STRIVE-,  Goldlewis Dickinson | TFG NEWS Related News  |   July 2021 Early Guilty Gear 1998 Concept Art The original Guilty Gear fighting game launched on PS1 in May 1998 and was in development for one-and-a-half years. Several of Guilty Gear's iconic fighters underwent some major design changes before the final release. Take a look at some early character concept art!
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