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Overall, 57 % think we'll see Raiden (ethereum's off - chain scaling technology) live in 2017 and 87 % believe Raiden will be live by the end of 2018.

Starting with a more CG looking video, we first see Raiden taking on some kind of armoured soldier — possibly not human but more than likely some kind of cyber-human hybrid, not unlike the B&B Corps from MGS4.

(We can see you Raiden!)

PSB: In an old trailer for Revengeance, we see Raiden using a staff similar to the one Mistral is using.

On the screen you can see Raiden holding a cyborg spine in his hand, which he presumably just ripped out of an enemy he defeated.

On the screen you can see Raiden holding a cybor...

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Included in the blog were a couple of short demonstration videos were you can see Raiden cut up soldiers, Dwarf Gekkos and enormous watermelons.

This time you can see Raiden battling Mastiff.

Previously we saw Raiden driving a car, but it looks like that's not the only vehicle he'll be using in the game.

Set four years post-MGS4, Rising sees Raiden working as part of a PMC (Private Military Company) called Maverick, one focused purely on security — rather than simply an army available to the highest bidder.

Just imagine seeing Raiden toss Metal Gear Rays in the air and slashing them in half on Next Gen Graphics?

Not exact matches

Watch the video to see the Gray Fox skin, Raiden MGS4 skin,

On the front you can see a close up of Raiden readying his sword for combat.

The newest entry in the Metal Gear series, this one stars the once hated Raiden with no Solid Snake to be seen.

In spite of being the most visually - stunning title seen on any console to date, and having a gorgeous musical score from famed composer Harry Gregson - Williams, the game created vast rifts in the gaming community with Solid Snake's replacement in Raiden.

Some photos from the newly announced Play Arts MGS2 Raiden and MGS1 Liquid Snake figures, taken at the New York Toy Fair 2013, can be seen below.

I just don't see how this is something Raiden would enjoy, let alone say things like «Let «er rip!».

As to why Raiden was chosen to play the lead it was because he was all about slicing up foes in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots and Kojima Productions wanted Rising to be all about blade action - a natural fit you see.

We saw a demonstration of the cutting mechanics, in which Raiden was slicing up a watermelon, but of the actual gameplay or story pretty much everything was shrouded in mystery.

Raiden as a character is dramatically different from what we have seen in the other games.

One side of the bag features a picture of Big Boss, the other one of Raiden, and on the inside you can see the title of the game.

A few days back, Kojima posted some photos of the menu screen on his Twitter, on which we could see the character model of Raiden in a black cyborg suit.

Falling back into depression, Raiden sees that the battlefield is the only place for him, so he outfits himself to become a cybernetic ninja with an exoskeleton.

We can see what looks like a tunnel on the upper drawing, followed by a close up of Raiden behind the wheel.

Dubbed «Snatchers,» a reference to Kojima's own Snatcher videogame, these aliens are disguised as human guards, so Raiden must use the iDroid app or binoculars to see their irregular X-Rays.

The second one includes everything the first has, but it also has a PlayArts Kai figure of Raiden in his white form (which you can see below).

Available May 1st, PS3 and PS4 users will get a chance to play the previously Xbox - exclusive Jamais - Vu mission, which sees gamers take control of Raiden in the Ground Zeroes containment camp.

Regardless, the writers aren't afraid to offer up a couple of moments of light humor as well, such as Raiden donning a poncho and hat, claiming that nobody will be able to see through the disguise.

I loved seeing a hack «n» slash game using MGS elements however, and playing as Raiden was truly awesome.

Unfortunately, outside of seeing the number increase when bolstering Raiden's help, anything I unlocked and purchased was barely noticeable in combat.

And, although Raiden's legacy didn't start off very strong (the game still remains my favorite of the series), his return in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots as a Grey Fox-esque ninja cyborg wielding a deadly blade not only earned his redemption, but it left fans wanting to see what happened that led to Raiden becoming a cyborg.

Throughout the game are certain soldiers whose left hands are highlighted when you enter Raiden's AR vision mode (which allows you to see certain markers, and see in the dark).

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance isn't that story, but it does provide the opportunity to see this other side of Raiden — a side where he slices and dices foes instead of grabbing his bare crotch while femininely flipping across a hallway.

Raiden is also seen demonstrating his level 3 super move which has other characters hide in boxes MGS style while Raiden scores for kills.

If you check out Rising's debut trailer, you'll see protagonist ninja Raiden chopping up enemy humans from an rather artistic range of angles.

When you see an enemy glow orange that means it's time to flick the left stick towards them while pressing the light attack button; if you time it right you'll parry their attack and if you parry it at the last possible moment then Raiden will follow it up with an attack.

Next, Xbox - exclusive mission (it's not confirmed if this is timed or straight - up exclusive yet) «Jamais Vu» sees a Cuban naval base invaded by body - snatchers, with only cyborg - ninja Raiden poised to save the world.

But the biggest issue, and one I've seen with the Raiden series as a whole is the price point.

As far as plot is concerned — little is known at the moment except that it is set before MGS4, with Raiden looking a little more dishevelled than we saw him before — the game should show a bit of his transformation, and hopefully cover some parts of his involvement before Guns of the Patriots.

However, seeing as Raiden is the almighty god of thunder I wouldn't be surprised if his play styles were limited in the full release.

Wielding his high - frequency blade, Raiden can be seen executing quick combos.

Raiden's upgraded frame will apparently give him boosted agility so we could even see some new stealth techniques we have yet to have seen in the series so far.

This latest chapter in Hideo Kojima's legendary tactical espionage actin series marks the return of several characters from previous Metal Gear Solid games including Revolver Ocelot, Meryl Silverburgh, Naomi Hunter and Raiden, and features an unforgettable story that depicts the desperate state of the future as seen through the eyes of an older Solid Snake.

Then there's Jamais Vu, which sees you playing as Raiden from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.

Raiden is seen in the trailer in a third - person perspective, where he took on a massive robot with guns and defeated it by ripping out its spine and crushing it.

Metal Gear Solid 4 conversely demoted Raiden to a supporting character, but saw him transformed into a menacing cyborg ninja, where he featured in some of the most spectacular cut scenes that the game had to offer and, as a result, people finally wanted to play as him.

Third party characters such as Dante from Capcom and Ninja theory's upcoming reboot DMC: Devil May Cry (though the more famous and established white haired one is bizarrely nowhere to be seen), Raiden from Metal Gear, Heihachi from Tekken and Big Daddy from BioShock are also featured.

They needed to give us something good after seeing Evil Cole and Raiden...

Raiden's appearance in PlayStation All - Stars marks the first time he has been playable in a fighting game, so we hope you're all as hyped as we are to finally see him in action against the likes of Dante, Kratos, Heihachi, Cole MacGrath and other high - profile fighters.