This is fine, because, as I already pointed out, this is a Platinum-developed action title rather than a Solid title.

Instead of sneaking around, using silenced weapons, breaking necks, distracting guards with live snakes and nudie mags, etc., Raiden viciously slices up everything in his path. Revengeance’s gameplay mechanics have nothing to do with any of the Solid titles. You’ll take command of Raiden, who’s since become “more machine than man” (if I can quote the illustrious Obi Wan Kenobi) and has thus ditched those stealth tactics that Solid Snake tends to prefer. Revengeance, though, tells a story that takes place five years after Metal Gear Solid 4. If you expect any sort of stealth gameplay, you’ll be better off waiting for the upcoming Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes, which returns longtime fans to the glory days of Big Boss. You’re welcome.įirst of all, it must be noted that this is absolutely not a Metal Gear Solid title. In case you don’t care about the ZOE franchise and aren’t willing to part with $40 for a Revengeance demo, we here at Cheat Code Central took it for a spin for you. Fans who scrambled out to their nearest retailer to pick up the disc will be pleased to know that they’re also able to get their hands on an early playable demo of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, which is essentially Platinum Games’ take on the Metal Gear franchise. Hideo Kojima’s non-Metal Gear project, Zone of the Enders, has just come out in a shiny new HD collection.

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