I-No’s character design is based on Japanese singer and guitarist Ringo Shiina, right down to her sexy mole, her Duesenberg Starplayer guitar, and even her November 25 birthday. As with every other Guilty Gear character, I-No’s special moves are named after popular songs and albums. These include “Chemical Love” (Stevie Wonder), “Last Will and Testament” (The Lurkers), and “Megalomania” (Aria). Her stage in Guilty Gear XX has the word “Innuendo” in the background, a reference to an album by Queen, and one of her winning poses has I-No playing part of Ozzy Osbourne’s “Mr. Crowley” on her guitar.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Babes of Gaming: I-No
I-No’s character design is based on Japanese singer and guitarist Ringo Shiina, right down to her sexy mole, her Duesenberg Starplayer guitar, and even her November 25 birthday. As with every other Guilty Gear character, I-No’s special moves are named after popular songs and albums. These include “Chemical Love” (Stevie Wonder), “Last Will and Testament” (The Lurkers), and “Megalomania” (Aria). Her stage in Guilty Gear XX has the word “Innuendo” in the background, a reference to an album by Queen, and one of her winning poses has I-No playing part of Ozzy Osbourne’s “Mr. Crowley” on her guitar.
Posted by Shin Lord at 3:23 PM
Tags: Babes of Gaming, Guilty Gear, I-No, Video Games
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I didn't know anything about this gal until now. Huh.
But I do know that the Guilty Gear games are so ridiculously hard....it's really not funny....
You have to admit she's pretty hot, huh? Red is sexy, and that Harry Potter Sorting Hat is all the rage at parties.
Guilty Gear can be pretty fun, but also very frustrating indeed. I-No in particular was a nasty boss in Guilty Gear XX. She was as fun to battle as Street Fighter III's Gill, one of the cheapest and most annoying bosses in fighting game history.
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