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Like its predecessor Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown, Vegas is a more action-oriented tactical shooter. You play the role of Logan Keller, the leader of a Rainbow Six team. You control two team members and must take on terrorists trying to seize control of the city of Las Vegas.
The missions are all connected by the storyline. They always have different objectives, such as rescuing a hostage or defusing a bomb. You also have various weapon types available, from pistols to assault rifles to gadgets like C4 or tear gas. You give your men orders by aiming at something and then choosing from a list of options called “Rules of Engagement”, available in a radial menu similar to Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter. They will then do their best to carry out your order without risking their own lives, by taking cover as often as possible.
Instead of a health bar and medkits scattered across the map, your vision blurs when you take a hit. If you take too many hits, you die, but if you take cover and wait a while, you recover and can take on the terrorists again.
Compared to previous versions, there are fewer enemies, but they are harder to kill due to the improved AI. Mission planning has been removed, for the first time weapons can be picked up from dead enemies, and the targeting system has been changed. The story is no longer told through cutscenes, as the plot is now driven by in-game scenes.
Once you've saved Las Vegas or grown tired of the AI, you can join multiplayer modes for up to 15 other players, such as Assault & Defend, where one team must take an objective defended by the other team, or simply Deathmatch in Sharpshooter mode. You can also play through the single-player story with friends or hunt terrorists on randomly generated maps.
The missions are all connected by the storyline. They always have different objectives, such as rescuing a hostage or defusing a bomb. You also have various weapon types available, from pistols to assault rifles to gadgets like C4 or tear gas. You give your men orders by aiming at something and then choosing from a list of options called “Rules of Engagement”, available in a radial menu similar to Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter. They will then do their best to carry out your order without risking their own lives, by taking cover as often as possible.
Instead of a health bar and medkits scattered across the map, your vision blurs when you take a hit. If you take too many hits, you die, but if you take cover and wait a while, you recover and can take on the terrorists again.
Compared to previous versions, there are fewer enemies, but they are harder to kill due to the improved AI. Mission planning has been removed, for the first time weapons can be picked up from dead enemies, and the targeting system has been changed. The story is no longer told through cutscenes, as the plot is now driven by in-game scenes.
Once you've saved Las Vegas or grown tired of the AI, you can join multiplayer modes for up to 15 other players, such as Assault & Defend, where one team must take an objective defended by the other team, or simply Deathmatch in Sharpshooter mode. You can also play through the single-player story with friends or hunt terrorists on randomly generated maps.
Details & specifications
Genre FPS
Platform Playstation 3 (PS3)
Condition Used, with original packaging
Language English
ManufacturerSony
Release28.06.2007
Product numberPS3-48079-OVP-EN
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Product information "Rainbow Six: Vegas - Boxed - PS3"
Like its predecessor Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown, Vegas is a more action-oriented tactical shooter. You play the role of Logan Keller, the leader of a Rainbow Six team. You control two team members and must take on terrorists trying to seize control of the city of Las Vegas.
The missions are all connected by the storyline. They always have different objectives, such as rescuing a hostage or defusing a bomb. You also have various weapon types available, from pistols to assault rifles to gadgets like C4 or tear gas. You give your men orders by aiming at something and then choosing from a list of options called “Rules of Engagement”, available in a radial menu similar to Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter. They will then do their best to carry out your order without risking their own lives, by taking cover as often as possible.
Instead of a health bar and medkits scattered across the map, your vision blurs when you take a hit. If you take too many hits, you die, but if you take cover and wait a while, you recover and can take on the terrorists again.
Compared to previous versions, there are fewer enemies, but they are harder to kill due to the improved AI. Mission planning has been removed, for the first time weapons can be picked up from dead enemies, and the targeting system has been changed. The story is no longer told through cutscenes, as the plot is now driven by in-game scenes.
Once you've saved Las Vegas or grown tired of the AI, you can join multiplayer modes for up to 15 other players, such as Assault & Defend, where one team must take an objective defended by the other team, or simply Deathmatch in Sharpshooter mode. You can also play through the single-player story with friends or hunt terrorists on randomly generated maps.
The missions are all connected by the storyline. They always have different objectives, such as rescuing a hostage or defusing a bomb. You also have various weapon types available, from pistols to assault rifles to gadgets like C4 or tear gas. You give your men orders by aiming at something and then choosing from a list of options called “Rules of Engagement”, available in a radial menu similar to Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter. They will then do their best to carry out your order without risking their own lives, by taking cover as often as possible.
Instead of a health bar and medkits scattered across the map, your vision blurs when you take a hit. If you take too many hits, you die, but if you take cover and wait a while, you recover and can take on the terrorists again.
Compared to previous versions, there are fewer enemies, but they are harder to kill due to the improved AI. Mission planning has been removed, for the first time weapons can be picked up from dead enemies, and the targeting system has been changed. The story is no longer told through cutscenes, as the plot is now driven by in-game scenes.
Once you've saved Las Vegas or grown tired of the AI, you can join multiplayer modes for up to 15 other players, such as Assault & Defend, where one team must take an objective defended by the other team, or simply Deathmatch in Sharpshooter mode. You can also play through the single-player story with friends or hunt terrorists on randomly generated maps.
| Genre: | FPS |
|---|---|
| Platform: | Playstation 3 (PS3) |
| Condition: | Used, with original packaging |
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