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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Coming To PC Very Soon
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 way back in February, but we haven't heard from the announced PC version of the game for some time. According to a recent Kojima Productions podcast, the PC version of the game will be here very soon.
At around the 35 minute mark of the most recent Kojima Productions podcast, level designer Jordan Amaro and other Kojima Productions members start fielding listener questions, one of which is about the PC version of Revengeance. "Yes, it's coming, and it's coming sooner than you anticipate," they said. They're also quick to assure that the game has not been cancelled, and that it should appear on Steam any day now.
To read our review of the console version of the game, head here.
[Source: Kojima Productions Alert, via Metal Gear Informer]
Our Take
Despite Kojima Productions likely being very busy with the next entry in the Metal Gear Solid series, I am glad to see it take the time to bring Revengeance over to PC. It may not have been the developer on the game, but I'm sure it still takes time out of their busy schedule to bring the game over properly.
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