As mentioned, the guns and unlockable costume parts aren't particularly great.
The maps are boring and ugly, and are generally uninspired as a whole.
The graphics are good, but not incredible, and aren't enough to redeem the game by itself. Basically, there's just not that much fun to be had unless you like doing terrorist hunts over and over and over again to grind for levels. Essentially, despite the huge level cap (besides the basic experience category, there are 3 sub-categories of experience with different unlockables that are earned by doing specific actions) the game runs out of steam early on, as if to say "this is basically all there is". The guns don't handle particularly impressively and the unlockable costume parts for your character - earned through gaining levels by killing enemies - don't look particularly good. In addition, the reduction in cooperative modes hits hard the single-player campaign has been reduced from 4 to 2 players, and the only 4-player mode available is the simple Terrorist Hunt (basically "kill all enemies"). Rainbow operatives take to the chaotic streets of Las Vegas as an escalating terrorist siege in Sin City threatens to take world terrorism to new, uncontrollable heights. As mentioned, the game is a shooter first and tactical second. Tom Clancys Rainbow Six makes its next-generation hardware debut in the most dramatic installment of the renowned first-person shooter franchise to date. The main problem with the game is that it feels very "dumbed down". Therefore, there's plenty of incentive to use cover. There is some "auto-healing" if you are hit but get to cover, but generally 2 or 3 bullets will put you out of commission. The system works fairly well and naturally, and is fairly decent for a cover shooter especially because of the game's harsh health system. The main focus of the game is the Cover System by holding the right mouse button near a wall, your character presses against that wall, and can either fire blindly out without exposing him/herself or can "pop out" to shoot more accurately. The first-person shooter interface works decently the character handles well, but also sort of slowly, like you'd expect a real person to. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 - v1.03 +13 Trainer may not necessarily work with your copy of the game. Sometimes they have funny conversations Tom Clancys Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Glitches. It's clear that the game's been simplified for consoles, and is really more of an action game than any sort of strategic game. Gameplay-facilitating trainer for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2. If there are terrorists by a door, get close and listen carefully. Vegas is a simplification of that the game is more about being a shooter than being "tactical", and you only have two teammates, who are given orders at the same time. It's derived from the original Rainbow Six series, wherein the player would command one member of a team of up to 6 or so officers, who could be split into teams and given specific orders as labeled on a tactical map. Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is a tactical first-person shooter that theoretically uses intelligent choices and SWAT-style maneuvers in its gameplay. A more action-oriented take on the classic Rainbow Six series, Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is a decent game in its own right, but will be a disappointment to fans of the classic series.
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