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1. Reviewer: Just press play
   27 May 2008

   Overall 10

   

   Gameplay 10

   

   Graphics 10

   

   Sound 10

   

    

   (R6V2) is the perfect example of what a sequel should be. Developer Ubisoft Montreal took great pains in making sure they didn’t mess with the stellar quality of the original while adding depth and diversity to the sequel. It’s a simple formula that many developers fail to adhere to: leave the good stuff and add better stuff. So you’re probably wondering, if they didn’t change the stuff from last year’s version what did they add? Read more

2. Reviewer: Game Monkeys
   16 May 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   All in all, Rainbow 6 Vegas 2 is easily one of the best console games I've ever seen. The gameplay is solid, the multiplayer is diverse and inclusive, and the XP system is among the best ever. All that said, it does suffer from two really noticeable issues. The first is that, at the end of the day, it feels less like a sequel and more like an expansion (even though there is more than enough game content here to justify the $60 asking price), and the second is that a... Read more

3. Xbox 360 Review - 'Rainbow Six Vegas 2'

   Reviewer: WorthPlaying
   07 April 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   Rainbow Six Vegas 2 adds new gameplay features and even more stunning visuals. Players will encounter a solo campaign that uses new tactical possibilities in various locations around Sin City, co-op and adversarial modes, while providing unprecedented interaction between the solo and multiplayer experience. Read more

4. Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Review

   Reviewer: Stick Skills
   23 March 2008

   Overall 8

   

   Graphics 9

   

   Sound 8

   

   Multiplayer 9

   

    

   Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is still one of the best shooters on the market, and has enough replay value to keep you playing it well into the next release from Ubisoft. Read more

5. Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Review

   Reviewer: AskMen.com
   18 March 2008

   Aesthetically Vegas 2 is similar to its gameplay in that not a whole lot has changed. Unreal Engine 3 still shines through in the detailed character models but the environments are less flashy overall, mainly because you spend the majority of your time away from the bright lights of Las Vegas. There also seem to be more instances of the framerate slowing down, sometimes to a crawl. A symptom that is exacerbated on the PS3 where textures and effects are already not up to... Read more