The X Button writes: "Initially starting in a virtual reality style training exercise the controls are laid out reasonably well. Raiden is given a light and hard attack (most God of War players would be right at home here). What this game does is include the new 'Blade Mode' where the gameplay goes superslow and allows Raiden to define where he wants to slice, and you can certainly slice with precision and abandon, cutting up objects, enemies, most things to be fair, into hundreds of tiny pieces. More impressively, if things such as grenades are thrown at you, you can enter Blade Mode and literally slice the grenade out of the air. It's a very cool feature in implementation, graphics and mechanics."
Before your elbows turn to dust, let’s take a look at some PlayStation 3 games that have stood the test of time the best.
no beyond 2 souls or heavy rain god of war 3 uncharted 2 3 should got a mentioned
Whoever prepared this. Thanks for writing something meaningful for a change instead of the clickbait crap others do.
Ridge Racer 6 on the Xbox 360 played a lot better than Ridge Racer 7 on the PlayStation 3, which included Ridge Racer 6 tracks. Ridge Racer 6 was the last quality game in the series.
Replaying kz2, kz3, r1, r2, r3, kens rage 1 & 2, 3d dot game heroes etc. and they all aged beautifully. Also, playing these games in the hardest difficulty reminded me of how hard games were on the PS3. How I had such a love & hate relationship with these games.
"Firstly, we owe all our Japanese fans of MGR: Revengeance a big apology for that," said Jiro Oishi, Metal Gear series producer.
Wish they'd do a current gen console release of this. Hopefully on MGS Master Collection Vol. 2!
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