Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is a dyed in the wool video game for PS3 and Xbox 360 - and that's good! The waiver of realism benefits the frantic battles, the story is managed and directed the entire game perfectly. If only these scandalous camera would not ... Update: Now with test of the PC version!
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance in the test: First class staged, but the camera work comes from hell. (17)
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance in the test: First class staged, but the camera work comes from hell. (17) [Source: view picture gallery]
Since its debut in Metal Gear Solid 2 Raiden Cyber ??Samurai enjoys a rather dubious reputation for Metal Gear fans. So far, the white-haired swordsman played a minor role compared to Solid Snake. However, with Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, it is finally out with this image because put in what grandiose style of the Japanese Platinum Games the good Raiden in this action-Festival in scene, should not only like Hideo Kojima. We tested the console versions of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance - when a PC version coming, is not known.
It takes honestly less than ten minutes in the game until the first, top notch staged fight, impressively demonstrated in the Raiden, what kind of wood, er metal he is made. And this is just a foretaste of what follows in the next seven to eight hours of play, where Rising this top level to the equally excellent as slightly loopy end completely maintains. Time Raiden jumps completely transparent from a flying towards him rocket to the next, as if the deadly explosive devices only stairs. Another time, he runs a skyscraper straight up, as if the force of gravity a silly fantasy and Newton an impostor. But absolutely amazing are the brilliant boss showdowns. Every bad guy in Rising brings you more sweat than the last. These plays groovy J-Rock, which is always intense, the less life is your adversary and anpeitscht you so increasingly. Room for boredom is not there. At any time.
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A large part of the fun in Rising resulting from the fabulous combat system. Initially, though it requires some acclimatization period, as it is a bit different from typical action games. But then it schnetzelt to do wonderfully with Raiden's blade. With square handing out her flips, the triangle button is used for hard hits. This, together with the left analog stick tinkering her excellent choreographed combos together. This is wonderfully out of hand, a little more depth would have been allowed to be still. Is more demanding for the defensive. An alternative role there in Rising nor a block button. Instead, countered her enemy attacks by her suppressed in the direction of the enemy at the right moment the stick and pressing the attack button. The great thing about this system is that it rewards skill gaming, since you can then block almost all melee attacks.
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Metal Gear Rising Revengeance in the test: First class staged, but the camera work comes from hell. (6)
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance in the test: First class staged, but the camera work comes from hell. (6) [Source: See picture gallery]
The most striking feature of Rising is the innovative blade mode, which makes it possible with Raiden's Katana to cut pretty much everything and everyone into slices (see box on page 58). What is thanks to the uncut USKFassung incidentally shown plenty explicit. This is sometimes hard on the border, the moral dubiousness behind Raiden Schnetzel marathon but is addressed properly in the story and Raiden's motives are clearly demonstrated. Apart from that, it comes in Rising not about mindlessly to tear apart everything. This also works not at all.
Instead, you have the blade mode used with care. Because of Raiden sucks energy supply properly fix empty. To recharge it, it requires a precision cut, exposing the energy cells of the enemy cyborgs. Away from the standard enemies you have to the counterparty on top of that only with combos weaken before you can absäbeln them body parts. During the game, you also unlock the Ripper mode that you can activate when Raiden's energy is completely filled. This puts him in a rage, by which he ignores the armor of enemies. But that empties your energy supply really quickly.
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