![]() Along with standard attacks is also use of a "Free Sword Mode" that lets the player control their slashes using the right stick and make their attacks more powerful, but limits range. However, most of the gameplay revolves around hack-and-slashing action, making use of two buttons that use Raiden's hands or feet to grip a powerful High-Frequency Sword that can cut through enemies and even some objects. Raiden even has access to a codec that can be used to communicate with his teammates for optional extra information and manually save his game. Raiden can perform one-button stealth kills on some enemies from behind and from above if he has not been detected. There are staples of gameplay from previous Metal Gear Solid titles, like the Soliton Radar and alert systems. Platinum used their own engine to make it into a more action-oriented title, but Kojima's team at FOX Studios still held control over story and cutscene elements.Īn interview with series creator Hideo Kojima confirmed that the game is considered a spin-off that is "not part of the Metal Gear Solid series", although it is considered part of the same universe, and thus "canon". It was announced on the Kojima Productions Report that the game will utilize a different engine than the one used in Guns of the Patriots.Īfter having trouble combining the traditional stealth gameplay of the MGS series with the Raiden's swordplay, Kojima cancelled the project, but later revived it with Platinum Games as the main development studio. During production of this game, Kojima was busy writing and directing the PSP side story, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. Kojima had initially said that the game would be created by some of his younger Metal Gear team staff. Originally, Hideo Kojima was supposed to produce the game, but unlike most other titles in the mainline Metal Gear series he would not take on the role of director. The protagonist of Rising is Raiden, formerly the main protagonist of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and a supporting character in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Finish the QTE and the boss will be slain.Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is an action game for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC set after the events of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. After Sundowner's shield is slain, use the light attack button or to fire the Slider's missiles through the Death Star trench. Otherwise, be very quick about your slash motion, since leaving Raiden in Blade Mode will drain his fuel cells quickly. ![]() To refill Raiden's Fuel Cells, you can try cutting down (Ninja Run and slash) the missiles fired at you by the boss' supporting Hammerheads. If you miss, the shield panels explode and you take damage. Successfully parrying combos triggers the Blade Mode prompt. When Sundowner deploys his shield, you need to go into Blade Mode and cut the row of red boxes without fail. Sundowner requires Raiden to be very good with the manual (right joystick, unless you flipped it) Blade Mode. The strategies shown here can be performed without using the wig, though the fight will last longer. It makes use of the Infinite Wig B (unlocking infinite FC to allow unending Blade Mode or Ripper Mode) to cut down on the length of each battle. NOTE: This video contains strategies for completing the boss fight with an 'S' ranking on the Revengeance difficulty.
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