So he hasn't heard anything either.įirst announced at E3 2009, a release date still hasn't been confirmed for the game, which sees Metal Gear Solid 2 protagonist Raiden take on a starring role. He asked me if I had heard anything about Snake and if I thought he was going to be called back. 'David and I spoke on the phone not long ago and he asked me if I was back as Raiden and I told him that I didn't know anything and I had not been contacted. Big Shell incident was 2009, so he was 26 then. It seems that David Hayter, the actor who voices Snake, is also out of the loop. Raiden was born early 80s, 1983 being a rough estimate based on the facts we know. I'm not expecting anything.'įlynn said he would be 'disappointed' and 'angry' if Konami has decided to bring in new talent. But I don't have high hopes, let's just put it that way. I would love for them to give me a jingle and let me know that maybe they've been working on lots of other stuff for this game and now they're ready for me. 'I would love for them to make that phone call. The game's not due out for some time yet maybe Konami just isn't ready to bring him in yet? Well, Flynn isn't optimistic. There's been no information and I don't know what's going on.' 'I have not been approached in any way, shape or form. Ok, so I just tried out Metal Gear Rising and I have to say it is AMAZING Basically, to me its Bayonetta meets. Quinton Flynn vented his frustrations in an interview with The Gaming Liberty, explaining that Kojima Productions hadn't returned his phone calls or emails asking whether his talents would be needed. The actor who traditionally voices Raiden has complained that Konami has not yet asked him to reprise the role for the impending Metal Gear Solid: Rising.

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