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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3

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From: UBI Soft
Category: Video Games

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Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars 28 reviews

Platform: Playstation2
Genre: Adventure Games
ESRB: Mature
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 17 - 20 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6

MPN: 32049
Model: 8888320494
UPC: 008888320494
EAN: 0008888320494

Release Date: March 24, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Ex-rental copy disc comes with book, packed in black cd box

Features:
  • Command RAINBOW in a race against time -- in locations including England, Norway, the Caribbean islands, and Rio de Janeiro during Carnaval -- to stop a madman and his doomsday plot
  • Use strategy beforehand - Pick your team members, then outfit them with the right armor, weapons, and high-technology equipment for the mission at hand
  • Plot out the assault of the target area on the huge, 3D map interface
  • Lay out a plan for each squad to maximize surprise, stealth, and safety
  • In first-person mode, lead one squad or control all three through different radio commands and signals

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 puts you in charge of an elite combat unit, Team RAINBOW. Made up of several nations' best soldiers, they are an anti-terrorist unit as dangerous as the terrorists themselves. Now they'll face an all-new threat to the world, to protect all civilians. Enter and clear a room of terrorists, rescue hostages, defuse bombs, and recover vital intelligence to help you in later missions Amazing squad-based multiplayer for hours of extended fun!


Customer Reviews:   Read 23 more reviews...

1 out of 5 stars bad.   April 30, 2008
Flyboy (USA)
They say this is a fun game. I got this game since it was ten bucks and it was christmas. I'll get to the point.


GRAPHICS

Screw em. They're terrible. They're like cardboard cutouts.



GUNS


Screw em. They have the worst graphics ever.



MAPS


The only good thing about it. Big. And you can get lost too. And the enemies are impossible. They kill you the first time in training.




Over all this game sucks terribly. Hate it and don't get it. I'm lucky I only payed ten bucks. ONE STAR.



3 out of 5 stars Already traded   January 3, 2008
Donald S. Mckim (South Amboy, NJ USA)
I am a big fan of both squad-based cambat, and open-world games. I have been searching for an experiance equal to the Ghost Recon series games for some time. Rainbow six 3 is not it. Absolutely not open-world at all, very linear. As a squad-based tactical shooter, I found it was sub-par. Since you are trapped in tight hallways the whole time, there is little use for the rest of your team, other than when entering a room with multiple doors. Then the "Frag and Breech" commands are fairly interesting. But for the most-part, you are ducking and shooting around corners. I got bored with that pretty quickly. For squad-based shooters; go with Ghost Recon. For open-world, go with Mercenaries.
I played R 6 3 for a few nights before trading it in at Gamestop.



2 out of 5 stars Rainbow Six 3 ultimately frustrating.   February 26, 2006
solomon_rex (Northern New York)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

I'm not new to the Rainbow Six games, and I'm not new to first person shooters. I loved the first person shooter missions. But about half way through there is a 'bug phone' mission where you have to place a device on the terrorists' phone. First of all, what terrorist hasn't switched to cell phones by 2003 (or whenever this was released)? Second, I spent hours on this and never could get by the guy watching TV. The idea of these games, not to beat a dead horse, is shooting and strategy. I don't want to sneak around like splinter cell (a much better game) when I have no options for climbing, knocking people out, etc. And I didn't feel the PS2 game gave me the necessary training to get me through this mission. Like, was I supposed to move less times, or move less distance? Or move at certain times? And who stands in front of a widescreen tv for a half-hour? AAAAHHHH!!!

There's a reason this game didn't sell well. If it was just tactics and shooting (like the Rainbow Six I know and love) it would be great.



4 out of 5 stars Great Game, some A.I. hiccups   July 15, 2005
TWINEN64
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

I can't believe that RS: Lockdown was delayed, it looks great. I recently began playing this game again, because there's nothin' but crap coming out this summer. I don't think that this game is hard, you may just have to play it 3 or more times to get it. There are 15 missions where you either rescue hostages or defuse bombs, you also bug a penthouse, and snatch incriminating documents, all while shooting tangos with SMGs, ARs, LMGs, and sniper rifles. Also with grenades. On most missions you will have three other squadmates, you can order these men to cover, open and clear a room, open and frag or flashbang a room. There are some minor A.I problems especially in tight areas, like in the Import/Export mission just after the room where part 2 of the mission starts in the room w/ all the tangos, after killing them all you hide next to a window, where on the other side are bunch of tangos usually one of your squadmates will run out and stand in front of the window and get shot (you can only survive about four shots from an AR). Another A.I problem is when your team is covering a door, you stand back and open the door and you're shooting a tango, on the other side of the room is another tango, your dumbass squadmate runs out in front of you and you shoot him in the head.





5 out of 5 stars Rainbow Six 3   May 4, 2005
Brian
This game is great, if you like squad based tactics, this is your game. Well worth the money.

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