Testseek.com have collected 43 expert reviews of the Tom Clancys Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Tom Clancys Rainbow Six: Vegas 2.
March 2008
(80%)
43 Reviews
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Solid control, increased tactical options and challenging co-op equals an addictive and satisfying experience
Infuriating checkpoint placement; lame reliance on obvious script triggers; only two player co-op for main campaign The Final Word Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 succeeds thanks to its amazing co-op, carefully balanced gameplay and memorable setting. Sure, there...
Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 succeeds thanks to its amazing co-op, carefully balanced gameplay and memorable setting. Sure, there are some aggravating scripting and design issues present but much like the city its set in, Vegas 2s pleasure outweighs the pain.
Abstract: Edwin Millheim9.0RSV2 is a fine addition to the original and to the Rainbow Six franchise The game is intense with enemies that seem to pop out at the most inopportune ti6mes, like when you coming up a flight of stairs and all of a sudden they come ar...
Ultimately Vegas 2 is more style over substance. The Rainbow Six series long ago abandoned complex tactical planning stages and multiple squads, but Vegas 2’s problem is that it’s actually worse than the original Vegas game. There, the combina...
Great level design makes for some intense action, ACES system adds extra depth, Cover system is exemplary, Great friendly AI, Online offers the experience
Doesnt look as pretty as Vegas, No four player coop, Should be an option for making ACES messages invisible
Tom Clancys Rainbow Six Vegas 2 XBOX 360Stock Due In: £17.99 (RRP £49.99) One thing that Rainbow 6 always has is great maps and the map design in Rainbow 6: Vegas 2 is exemplary. Multiple level buildings allow for impressive breaching entries via ra...
Tight, responsive gameplay mechanics make for more excellent tactical action; co-op campaign and terrorist hunt are the real standout; much improved AI from the first Vegas; persistent levelling adds a nice sense of progression.
This is an expansion pack, plain and simple - the price is too high for what's on offer; don't come for the story because you certainly won't leave with one; much of the music has been lifted directly from the franchise's first instalment;
Abstract: Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 marks an impressive ten-year Anniversary for Tom Clancy-based games. Over this time the Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six franchises collectively have sprouted dozens of titles, each one honing in on a particular formula t...
