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The entire sequence takes only a few minutes and makes Raiden seem unstoppable. It’s clear that war and the war economy has created the need to turn humans into weapons.Ī Metal Gear Ray attacks Raiden, and he swiftly runs along an incoming barrage of missiles, leaping to the head of Ray, then slicing it down the middle. In this case, the client is the Prime Minister of Africa, whose motorcade is attacked by a group of cyborg ninjas just as powerful and capable as Raiden himself. He’s working for Maverick Security, a private military company that protects and serves their client. A ridiculously over the top spark, but it was the “Lightning Bolt Action” I was expecting from Platinum Games nonetheless. The opening scenes and first twenty minutes or so of gameplay shows quite a spark. It’s not clear at what point KojiPro wanted to pull the plug, but they were right in wanting to do so. It’s as if they just wanted to put the game, and themselves, out of misery. Chapters that once took anywhere between 45 minutes to an hour to complete, become no more than 20 minutes. You can almost tell where things started going awry as, about midway through, the game it feels as though the developers had given up. The end result is a game that struggles to find itself, much like the Raiden character we’ve been playing as since MGS2. Eventually, something happened, development resumed, but was instead placed in the hands of the very capable Platinum Games. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Raiden, in his new badass form, should have made for an epic tale and one exhilarating action ride – you know, “Lightning Bolt Action” – except the development process hit more than a few snags, leading to Hideo Kojima cancelling the project. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.

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