Indeed, the only circumstance in which you'll really need to shepherd your Rainbow team members is if you play the game on its most difficult setting. Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (while improving slightly on the tactical side of things from the first Vegas) plays more loosely with these concepts, providing a frenetic run-and-gun experience that includes squad commands almost as an afterthought. Earlier games in the series focused on meticulous planning and painstakingly precise room-entry tactics. The Rainbow Six series began life on the PC, yet it has undergone some significant changes since its inception as a detail-oriented tactical shooter involving delicate hostage situations. and as the console version was a great game, albeit a bit iterative in comparison to the first, so too is Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 an incredibly fun and entertaining shooter with just a smidgen of squad-based tactics thrown in to keep things interesting. ranking system to the hit-or-miss AI enemies and Team Rainbow members, is recreated almost exactly as it appears in the console version. So spot-on is the resemblance that you would be just as well-served to read the Xbox 360 review as to continue reading this one. In the past, PC players have received rather mixed results when it comes to console ports of popular Clancy games, but Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 does a good job of replicating the console experience almost identically.
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