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When he gets away from you and prepares his quick attack enable Ripper Mode and Blade Mode and wait patiently for him to get closer and press A+X to Dodge.ĭo not go to customize screen during the fight because if you get hit it will save it and even though you have full health and No Damage screen you will not get an achievement. If he do not rebound (and you will know that he won't) A+X to Dodge and repeat the process. You may catch him in a loop where he will rebound and use it again. If he uses an attack where he sheathes his sword keep slicing. When you break his guard he may start his attack after he recovers from stagger. If he dodges get closer and repeat the process. If he attacks press A+X to Dodge when there are 1-2 seconds till his attack hits you. Get closer, activate the Ripper Mode and Blade Mode and attack. Samuel is a bit harder than Sundowner but still easy with that method. And because of Infinite Wig B you can stay in that state as long as you want and enable it as many times as you want. Because 1+1=2, as soon as you turn the Ripper Mode on press the Blade Mode button. The time also slows whenever you are in Blade Mode. When you turn Ripper Mode on the time slows for a half a second. But that also mean that you can turn on and off the Ripper Mode as many times as you want. Infinite Wig B gives you infinite supply of fuel-cell energy, meaning you can have Ripper Mode turned on forever. Then tap O ( PlayStation 3 ($185.09 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) ) or B ( Xbox 360 ($118.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) ) buttons when prompted and watch the blood spurt.I recommend doing it on New Game + with Infinite Wig B equipped that you get after getting 20 left hands and beating the game. To stealth kill, slowly walk up to an enemy from behind by gently pushing forward on the left analog stick. This may be the easiest of the five items to execute, but it's one that may go overlooked amidst the slashing and dashing. This keeps you on the offensive while putting you out of harm's way (depending on the enemy). Simultaneously tapping jump and light attack causes Jack the Ripper to take a small leap backward while slashing. Parrying isn't Raiden's only means of defending himself. Press the jump button to catch air of your own and unleash big hurt via aerial combos. Launching them skyward is simple: Simply tap the analog stick forward twice and press light attack. Metal Gear Solid: Revengeance, like many other modern hack-and-slash games, lets you serve up a heaping spoonful of damage to airborne enemies.

Slice and dice the nether regions and laugh 'til you can't laugh any more. If you perform a slide between a mech's legs and enter Blade Mode, you'll move in slow motion as your propel forward. Tapping the heavy attack button while in a Ninja Run executes a sliding attack that puts you low to the ground. Raiden's Ninja Run has two obvious benefits: It lets you automatically deflect bullets fired in your general direction and perform parkour-like moves. You can even parry blows that come in from behind. Mastering the parry, executed by pushing the left analog stick in the direction or an enemy and pressing light attack, lets you deflect a foe's melee attack and leave it vulnerable for a powerful counterattack. Raiden has many offensive tools at his disposal that transform foes into chopped meat—a high-frequency blade, a rocket launcher, grenades, and more—but his main defensive tool is just as valuable. Although many of Revengeance's most badass moments occur via QTE (Opens in a new window), there are plenty of excellent moves to pull off in combat. Raiden moves with an anime ninja's grace, wields an energy sword, and has enough cybernetic muscle to toss a Metal Gear—a hulking, mechanical, robo-dino that can fire missiles. The cyborg ninja, who adheres to a Samurai-like code, is a radically different character—in fact, you may take more of a liking to him than Metal Gear star Solid Snake. If you're one of the many Metal Gear Solid diehards who held a grudge against Raiden—the whiney, unproven protagonist of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty—it's likely your dismissal will turn to acceptance once you've played him in Metal Gear Solid Revengeance ($29.98 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window).

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