Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 - Xbox 360

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The key to the successful creation of any sequel is making sure that it's bigger and better than its predecessor. Standing neck-a-neck to UbiSoft's tactical action-shooter "Rainbow Six: Vegas" is no easy task, so perhaps the only game that could do it is its own sequel.

Trimming the fat from the previous game and incorporating a bunch of new features makes this a far leaner, much m... read more

Is there a better game on x-box 360? No no, and no! Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is an amazing game. The gameplay is a 10/10. it is a little more challenging then the first one, but that is o.k. The graphics are a 10/10, they are ten times better then the first one. This is such an entertaining and fun video game.

There are a lot of new features as well including a sprint button, so you can go... read more

Man this game is awesome, you really need to know where to go for cover and where your man need to be place for each encounter.
Also shot outs are the best when done correctly. Play with a friend thats even so much better. Timed shot are the best. hehe :)
I love the exp points system A.C.E its not new in games. It sort means something to take someone out by a headshot or you use your... read more

Description: If the original Rainbow Six Vegas felt like the first night of a trip to Sin City, its recently released sequel feels like the second; a little worn, but still a lot of fun. There's still a casino's worth of content and the best gameplay this side of Caesar's Palace. Plus, the introduction of a sprint button not only increases your speed, but also quickens the pace of the entire game. On the other hand, the cooperative play has been pared down a little and the expanded experience gains are about as glamorous as pillow mints--even if you are grateful for them. A third night of this might be too much to handle, but if you like to If the original Rainbow Six Vegas felt like the first night of a trip to Sin City, its recently released sequel feels like the second; a little worn, but still a lot of fun. There's still a casino's worth of content and the best gameplay this side of Caesar's Palace. Plus, the introduction of a sprint button not only increases your speed, but also quickens the pace of the entire game. On the other hand, the cooperative play has been pared down a little and the expanded experience gains are about as glamorous as pillow mints--even if you are grateful for them. A third night of this might be too much to handle, but if you like to place bets with bullets at all, you'll definitely want to put some money down on Rainbow Six Vegas 2. ... (more) (less)