Description: Just like the previous Rainbow Six games, Raven Shield lets you lead a group of elite international counterterrorists known as Rainbow. These guys are equipped with high-tech gear and high-powered firearms and are itching for an opportunity to shout, “Tango down!” In Raven Shield, you’ll help the Rainbow operatives on a mission with a rather forgettable plot that involves a James Bond-style madman and Nazi loot from World War II. In fact, as you play the rather short single-player campaign, you’ll find that storytelling isn’t one of Raven Shield’s strong suits. You’ll receive clear text and audio mission briefings and see a few well-directed but brief cutscenes, but these sequences don’t quite create a strong sense of drama or immersion. Rather, the storytelling feels like merely a flimsy framework to hang the tactical combat on.
Also, the mission goals sometimes tend to blur together into a repetitive string of “Kill the terrorists and rescue the hostages.” This sometimes makes the Rainbow team seem like a regular SWAT team instead of a truly elite international organization. And unlike the classic SWAT 3, Raven Shield rarely creates any real emotional connection with the hostages. In many cases, they’ll essentially be a mission goal, similar to the hostages in the extremely popular Counter-Strike–you won’t even see them until the very end of a mission.
Read More: http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/tomclancysrainbowsix3rs/review.html
System Requirements:
- Windows 98/ME/2000/XP ONLY
- 800 Mhz Pentium III, AMD Athlon, or equivalent
- 128 MB RAM (XP users: 256 MB RAM required)32 MB
- DirectX 8 compatible 3D video card with hardware T&L (Transform & Lighting)
- 2 GB minimum hard drive space
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