THIS IS THE BEST GAME FOR KIDS WHO WANT TO GO INTO POLICE, SWAT, ANY OF THAT EVER. ITS APPROPRIATE I ALLOW MY KIDS TO PLAY IT. I LOVE IT WHEN THEY KILL ME AND ITS SO COOL RAPPELING UP AND DOWN WALS, USING THERMO VISION, NIGHT VISION AND IRS VISION. The language is the worst ive heard is dammit and hell. Blood not any except when u shoot them, no blood on ground after it, violence shooting and whackinga guy with ure gun up close
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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2
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Intense tactical shooter with a mature story.
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What Parents Need to Know
This review of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 was written by Brett Molina
Parents need to know this is an intensely violent tactical shooter. While you play the role of a counterterrorism operative who rescues hostages and thwarts a terror threat, it's done in a violent fashion. There's a reward system related to how terrorists are killed where you earn bonuses for executing a headshot or killing a terrorist through cover. Players use the standard assortment of firearms and grenades to do this. There is some strong language as well, and more will likely be heard while playing online.
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What’s the Story?
Tom Clancy returns to Sin City in TOM CLANCY'S RAINBOW SIX VEGAS 2, a gripping sequel with intense commando-style action. You lead Rainbow's Bravo team squad as Bishop. Your goal is to thwart a terrorist threat in Las Vegas from mastermind Alvarez Cabrero. Joining you on this quest are two teammates, paving the way for impressive tactical possibilities.
The familiar tactical controls remain, cultivating an environment where strategy is crucial. You can command squadmates to perform basic tasks like regroup, hold position, or clear a room. A fresh wrinkle allows computer-controlled peers to suppress enemies with grenade tosses. Players can also adjust rules of engagement between assault and infiltrate. Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 adds the RPG staple of leveling up with experience points, frequently earned by specific kills. As you earn points, you're rewarded with a higher rank and unlockable gear. You can also earn ACES, or specialization points, depending on how skilled you are in markmanship, close-quarters combat, and assault techniques.
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This second chapter of the Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas series looks more polished than the original, from sharper visuals to a sleeker interface. Levels are cleverly designed to force you to retain focus, and plenty of obstacles litter the landscapes, allowing foes to hide easily. The cover system makes for easy transitions behind obstacles. The campaign is playable with a friend, but the computer-controller squadmates still prove useful. They clear rooms quickly and efficiently. Your team's skills are balanced enough that you'll never feel like you're carrying the team. If the campaign isn't enough, there's also an intriguing Terrorist Hunt mode. Going solo or with a team, you invade a map and must kill all the terrorists within. There's also an assortment of multiplayer and co-op modes to choose from. Close
Publisher’s Details
Released on 03/18/2008, price $59.99, not online enabled
ESRB rating: M (for Mature)
ESRB rating: M (for Mature)
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- I rate this title on for age 10 and give it
- My highlights are:
- Educational
- Good role models
- Safety isn't an issue
- Easy to play
PERFECT GAME EVER
I rate this title off for age 15 and give itMy concerns are:- Excessive violence
- I rate this title on for age 13 and give itMy concerns are:
- Inappropriate language
- My highlights are:
- Safety isn't an issue
Great game
i like like this game. i play it a lot. the concern parents may have is language... but 13+ have heard it before without any problem.
- I rate this title on for age 11 and give itMy concerns are:
- Inappropriate language
- My highlights are:
- Educational
- Good role models
- Safety isn't an issue
- Easy to play
awsome
this is a great game for kids it's language is f*** 5 times and the blood is not even bad i'm twelve and have
- I rate this title off for age 15 and give it
great bloody game
this is a great game but when you shoot a terrorist blood sprays and splatters on the walls and smears on the floor in large amounts blood stain terrorists clothes. The language is very bad they use fuck more than grand theft auto and say shit
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| 67% | of parents feel the site is safe |
| 67% | of parents say kids find it easy to play |
| 67% | of parents say there are good role models |
| 67% | of parents say it gives kids positive messages |
| 67% | of parents say it's educational |
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