Things go disastrously wrong when an African leader under Raiden’s protection gets killed by some top class cyborg mercs, one of whom is good enough to cut off Raiden’s arm and take out his left eye. The Patriots have been defeated, Snake makes no appearance whatsoever-though is obliquely referenced from time to time-and Raiden is now working with a “good” private military corporation, Maverick Security, which only does protection work, and NGO assistance, never taking on the role of invader or aggressor. Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance takes place a few years after the events of Metal Gear Solid 4.

And arms, legs, cybernetic spinal cords and the occasional torso. The game was handed off to Platinum Games, best known for Bayonetta and more recently, Anarchy Reigns. Now he’s back in his own game, but with Kojima taking on more of a supervisory role. Things took a turn for the surprising when Raiden returned in Metal Gear Solid 4 as a bad ass cybernetic ninja who easily tore through the kind of mechanized foes that gave Solid Snake a run for his money. After a somewhat dubious debut as an effeminate, angsty product of child soldier training in Metal Gear Solid 2, the fans cried out in dismay as Raiden took centre stage over Snake. Hideo Kojima just won’t give up on Raiden.

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