Revengeance may not be nearly as ambitious as Metal Gear games usually are, but it is a very satisfying experience for the player, and that counts for something. Using their own engine and still maintaining the core ideas, Platinum managed to produce a pretty impressive result. But Kojima took it upon himself to salvage it and outsourced it to PlatinumGames, whose team is known for the likes of Devil May Cry and Bayonetta. Kojima's team had difficulties implementing their ambitious vision within the time restraints. Konami were in fact close to cancelling this game. Initially, we all expected the story of Raiden saving Sunny from The Patriots, but instead, it was a separate story, set after the events of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Sure, it wasn't a true Metal Gear, but the action was incredible, and the setting was relatively in line with the Metal Gear universe. But a while later, upon getting the Zone of the Enders HD collection, I had the chance to play Revengeance's demo, and was left pleasantly surprised. It wasn't going to be a typical Metal Gear game, but a spin-off focusing on Raiden and sword-wielding action. I was quite skeptical about Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance back when it was announced. I use a scoring system from 0 to 10 with 5 as the average.
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