I loved this game. I do not think it is too violent at all. Yes, there are people shooting, using grenades...etc. However, there is no blood if any at all. It is just fine.

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

Rainbow vegas is a great game. Its very violent with no proper dismemberment and etc. There is a spray of blood, a lot of blood. I don't see why its got so much blood, more blood than Call of duty. The language is there but barely noticeable. Online it has lots of language. Its a very violent game. The reviewer below me says no blood. He must be playing a different game. Its got a lot.

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

ok i dont care if any other parents dissagree with me because i think the rating system is a liitle too harxh and i think this should be rated t also it depends on you kid i let mine play it because even though he is 12 he is still mature enough to understand the difference beetween reality and fake. i mean he wouldnt go and think its cool to kill but if your kid is like that wait until they are 17.

I love tactical fighting games of the military fashion but to put repetitive expletives throughout the campaign, to me, is just annoying and un-necessary. If only there was a way to switch it off like you can with other games that allow you to switch off the gore factor. There are other frustrations too like, not being able to jump or lie down and the character can't run very far before tiring. I do like the "heat vison" but the "night vision" is hard to see through. the online experience seems to work well enough though it can get a bit "laggy". I have played it several times but find myself going back to Call of Duty 4 more and more. Unless you're a diehard Rainbow six fan you're not going to enjoy this as much as COD4. You won't be missing much either if you never buy it.

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (RSV2)is the sequel to the very popular tactical shooter game by Tom Clancy. It is rated 'M' for mature on the grounds that it sports blood, gore, and language. Now, from a gamers standpoint, I believe that this game is very well made. Yes, this game is pretty intense, with lots of fire fights and hostage situations. I think parents should know that these shooters do not turn nnocent children into psycopathic killing machines. However, they do desensitize us to violence. Shooter games demonize the enemy, turning what used to be human beings into "the enemy". These enemies have now become mere figures, which should be shot at. It teaches that its ok to kill people as long as they are the "bad guys". This is true, especially with the game "America's Army", which was in fact developed by the US Army. These games are almost methods of psycological trainning for the armed forces. Now, dont get me wrong, I love video games, and am a fan of controversial games like GTA IV and other shooters. However, my parents justifications for their decisions made some sense. For them, it isnt the blood and gore that make a game "bad". It's the over all message that they send. This does not mean that all violent games should be banned. I do not believe that parents should just go by the ESRB rating. You need to know your kid, and decide for your self whether he or she is ready. There is a book called "On Killing", which is writen by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, which is about the psycology of learning to kill in both war and society