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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (PS3)
 
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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (PS3)

by Ubisoft
PlayStation 3  Ages 16 and Over
3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (57 customer reviews)
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  • Platform:   PlayStation 3
  • PEGI Rating: Ages 16 and Over
  • Media: Video Game

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Product Features

  • Full PEC Experience: A greatly improved PEC experience - your character evolves online and offline, in both single-player and multiplayer modes.
  • Terrorist Leaders are now a strategic target for Rainbow - leaders control respawns, so when you take out the leaders, enemies can no longer respawn.
  • Terrorists Enemies have a wider variety of reactions and use ballistic shields.
  • Team Rainbow Can use the Leap-frogging technique for safely approaching an area defended by an opposing force. Teammates cover each other successively when they move forward.
  • Up to 16 players (360) and 14 players (PS3)
  • Two-player split-screen mode
  • 13 maps for co-op and adversarial play Including three maps from R6 Vegas, revamped maps from R6 Raven Shield and all-new maps
  • All-new co-op experience. Co-op story mode, Jump-in-jump-out mode and Co-op terrorist hunt.
  • New adversarial modes:
  • Demolition - Attackers plant an explosive device at one of two predetermined locations and protect the bomb until it explodes
  • Team Leader - Teams must keep their leader alive while they escort him to the extraction point while preventing the enemy from extracting their own leader

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  • ASIN: B0010DT2BO
  • Item Weight: 128 g
  • Release Date: 20 Mar 2008
  • Average Customer Review: 3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (57 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank:: 1,616 in PC & Video Games (See Bestsellers in PC & Video Games)

Product Description

Manufacturer's Description

Head back to the streets of Sin City in an explosive, all-new adventure. Team Rainbow is back and it's your last chance to put an end to the deadly terrorist threat in Las Vegas.

The Rainbow Six Vegas 2 story runs in parallel to R6-Vegas. You are Bishop, one of Rainbow's top commanders, working with Logan Keller. You must lead your team into the unknown to end the terrorist threat led by Alvarez Cabrero and close the book on Vegas terrorist threat once for all.

Product Description

Head back to the streets of Sin City in an explosive, all-new adventure. Team Rainbow is back and it`s your last chance to put an end to the deadly terrorist threat in Las Vegas.

The Rainbow Six Vegas 2 story runs in parallel to R6-Vegas. You are Bishop, one of Rainbow`s top commanders, working with Logan Keller. You must lead your team into the unknown to end the terrorist threat led by Alvarez Cabrero and close the book on Vegas terrorist threat once for all.

Full PEC Experience: A greatly improved PEC experience - your character evolves online and offline, in both single-player and multiplayer modes.

Terrorist Leaders are now a strategic target for Rainbow - leaders control respawns, so when you take out the leaders, enemies can no longer respawn.

Terrorists Enemies have a wider variety of reactions and use ballistic shields.

Team Rainbow Can use the Leap-frogging technique for safely approaching an area defended by an opposing force. Teammates cover each other successively when they move forward.

Up to 16 players (360) and 14 players (PS3)

Two-player split-screen mode

13 maps for co-op and adversarial play Including three maps from R6 Vegas, revamped maps from R6 Raven Shield and all-new maps
All-new co-op experience. Co-op story mode, Jump-in-jump-out mode and Co-op terrorist hunt.

New adversarial modes:

Demolition - Attackers plant an explosive device at one of two predetermined locations and protect the bomb until it explodes

Team Leader - Teams must keep their leader alive while they escort him to the extraction point while preventing the enemy from extracting their own leader


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11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Offers nothing new (PS3 Review), 21 Mar 2008
By Mr. H. C. Orr (England) - See all my reviews
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Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (PS3) (Video Game)
The problem that "Rainbow Six: Vegas 2" faces is that it is faced again with reinventing the wheel. First person shooters are the staple of the current generation of consoles in much the same way as driving games were for the last generation. Moreover, last year's hugely successful "Call Of Duty" iteration raised the bar for what gamers should expect from the conventional FPS. "RS:V2" delivers polished shooting action, throwing in the requisite online modes, but without really blowing the hinges off what we would expect from a FPS in 2008.
The new "Rainbow Six" generally sticks to the formula established by Ubisoft Montreal in the first outing. The squad-based Special Ops action will feel very familiar to anyone that has played that game or its stablemate "Ghost Recon" games. Graphically and sonically the sequel matches the first game, although additions such as a cover system and experience levelling set-up (where you gain points for different aspects of fighting) are welcome additions.

Although based in Sin City, the game often accents on the mundane warehouses and leisure complexes of Las Vegas, rather than vulgar casinos and the like. This is my first complaint about the game: it seems rather samey, and at least in the PlayStation 3 version, the backgrounds can seem a little sparse: grey abandoned warehouse segues to nondescript hotel complex, and so on, without there being anything really to capture the eye or the imagination. The game does not feel as cinematic, as much of an "event" as "CoD4". Similarly, the mundanity often stretches to your direction of the AI squad members: move to the closed door, open it, clear the room and then repeat. There is no real incentive to lead the charge from the front, especially as you often earn experience points from the squad's action.

The squad AI can often be irritating, too. For instance, it is not uncommon for one of your "buddies" to block your line of fire, or stand in the middle of the war zone just waiting to be shot: often the squad will not respond to orders very quickly, either. I have also noticed that there is quite marked slowdown in some sections of the PS3 version of the game, which is pretty unforgivable in a current generation game and from a top developer such as Ubisoft, to boot.

On the plus side, "RS:V2" does provide plentiful reasons for immersion in the later stages of the game thanks to the experience levelling system: there seems to be some form of progression from playing through the game at point when you would otherwise feel ready to hang up your MP5 for the night. The online "Terrorist Hunt" mode, where you co-operate with other players online is a good idea, although I have often encountered connection problems trying to access this.

An overall assessment of the new "Rainbow Six" would be that it is a good enough game, which offers plenty of challenge. However, judged by the impressive yardstick of "CoD4" and the deluge of up-and-coming releases for the PlayStation 3 and XBOX 360, the game is not really individual or exceptional enough to warrant more than an extended rental play.
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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars More of the same...which is not a bad thing, 26 Mar 2008
By KM (England) - See all my reviews
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Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (PS3) (Video Game)
"Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2" is the follow-up to last year's best selling game and although it doesn't offer that many changes, it does stick to what it was best for.

GAMEPLAY - 5/5
More first-person shoot-em-up action that is just as tactical and action packed as before. Difficulty is still quite high with plenty of sections that may involve stealth, sniping or just all-out guns blazing. Controls work really well with the shoulder buttons being for shooting and covering, goggles and running. Lots more squad-based commanding too, so this adds a little something different for the offline single player mode. Online there are a number of modes from co-op storyline to single or team-based deathmatches. Everything is very fast paced and exciting and has a great movie feel to it.

GRAPHICS - 4/5
Not the best I've seen on the PS3 but still very slick and shiny. Sometime the distant backgrounds look a little blocky and unrealistic, that is below the standards of what it expected in recent years in gaming. Character models look and move very realistically too.

SOUND - 4/5
Lots of gun blasts and explosions - great in 5.1 surround. Music is very atmospheric and fits in well with the gameplay. The only minor complaint I have is that sometimes (especially in split-screen co-op) the sound effects can be a bit too loud which over-laps the dialogue, which sometimes stops you from hearing vital information that you may need to continue your mission.

LIFESPAN - 4/5
A great single player story mode that is made even better with the split-screen and online co-op options. Once you've finished this there are plenty of other online modes to play through to get your rank and experience points up, unlocking more gear and guns to use in the game. There's lots of missions to get through, so you won't be finishing it straight away and even if you do there are many difficulties to choose from.

OVERALL - 4/5
Great fun, very playable with a really good control system. Not all that different to the original R6 Vegas game, but this isn't a bad thing as that was one of the best games of last year. If you've played and enjoyed the original you should love this too.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars a real game, 13 May 2009
By Jatinder K. Sharma (uk) - See all my reviews
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Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (PS3) (Video Game)
i like the game as it was very good and good graphics,and action ,i hope there going to be a vegas 3
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