It's safe to say that some of the action in previous Metal Gear Solid titles is over-the-top, but nothing seen before in the series comes close to the kind of insanity packed into Revengeance. Pulling off one of these "Zandatsu" finishing moves is difficult, but very satisfying.
The colorful ballet of dismembered limbs and shards of objects make for some impressive visuals, and the game rewards you if your timing and aiming are just right. Raiden's sword basically acts like a Lightsaber, completely dicing and cauterizing anything in its path. His acrobatic fighting style and superhuman agility are definitively the stars of this action spinoff.īlade Mode allows for precise cutting, letting the player position strikes in a full 360 degrees. Revengeance stars Raiden, the sword-wielding half cyborg, half ninja whose appearance in the other Metal Gear games served as an exciting fan-favorite cameo. Read the GameSpot review of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Metal Gear Rising isn't a sequel to Metal Gear Solid 4 (although at one point it was supposed to take place in between games two and four), but it does exist in the same universe, carrying along themes of mechanically enhanced human cyborgs and creepily human artificial intelligences. Perhaps that's because the game experienced a few development hiccups along the way, but what's a Metal Gear game without some waiting?
After its well-received debut at E3 2009, Revengeance made brief yearly E3 appearances, but was never able to equal the excitement of its debut. "Oh, that's the Raiden sword-slicing game." For the last few years that's been Metal Gear Rising's perception.
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