Tom Clancy’s Rainbox Six: Vegas 2 Review

In addition to the singleplayer, co-op is available. Unlike the first game where several cut scenes and some briefings were skipped, this time both players get to experience the whole-meal-deal. Unfortunately, there is no music in co-op, but overall the game is still fun with a partner.

The multiplayer is awesome, and I’m sure Xbox Live players are salivating at the thought of climbing those leaderboards. The multiplayer has been expanded to over ten new maps, two new adversarial modes, different rewards system, and even an improved online “matchmaker” (match.com watch out!).

Overall, Vegas 2 offers the whole package to gamers who love multiplayer and FPS in general. The only hardship I can foresee is mastering the controls and actually winning the levels, but other than that, this is a worthy addition to any Xbox 360 or PS3 owner’s collection.

Title: Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas 2
Date: Tuesday, March 25th 2008
Developer: Ubisoft
Release Date: March 20th, 2008
Genre: Squad-based shooter
Console: Xbox 360, PS3, PC
Rating: Mature

	REPORT CARD : Microsoft Xbox 360 Play & Charge Kit category rating comments Creativity 5 New stuff for this game, and a game that continues to define the squad-based-shooter genre Graphics 5 Awesome awesome Sound 5 Totally awesome Longevity 4 Single-player could get boring, but the multiplayer and co-op will Fun Factor 4 Could be frustrating, but after getting the hang of it, this game is great FINAL VERDICT: 5 out of 5 stars