IGN reviews Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas. This game is available now on the Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, and PC platforms. Video review after the jump.
Rainbow Six: Vegas returns to form as an excellent tactical shooter, but is much more accessible for the average shooter fan with streamlined controls and a simple health system. The sprawling levels like the glowing Fremont Street or the Hoover Dam open up Rainbow like it’s never been before, and the result is a balanced shooter that is as much close-quarter combat as long-range head shots
IGN reviews Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas. This game is available now on the Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, and PC platforms. Video review after the jump.
Rainbow Six: Vegas returns to form as an excellent tactical shooter, but is much more accessible for the average shooter fan with streamlined controls and a simple health system. The sprawling levels like the glowing Fremont Street or the Hoover Dam open up Rainbow like it’s never been before, and the result is a balanced shooter that is as much close-quarter combat as long-range head shots
