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Rainbow Six Lockdown (Review)

Jun 22, 2007

Its been a whole year since the last Rainbow Six game, Black Arrow, and developers, Red Storm Entertainment seem to have taken a long hard look at things. From the onset Lockdown feels tighter and more intuitive than any of its predecessors and, like the protagonists within the game, have righted many of the wrongs that have gone before. One of the first things youll notice is that command of your three tactically minded comrades has been tightened up. While having fewer commands for your team ...

Rainbow Six Lockdown (Screenshots)

Jan 4, 2007

Rainbow Six takes no.1 (News)

Sep 14, 2005

Official ELSPA Entertainment Top 20 Software Chart (all prices) - week ending 10 September1 (NE) Rainbow Six Lockdown(PS2, Xbox)2 (2) Brian Lara International Cricket 2005(PS2, Xbox, PC)3 (15) Delta Force Black Hawk Down(PS2, Xbox, PC)4 (1) Ridge Racer(PSP)5 (NE) Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction(PS2, Xbox, Gamecube)6 (4) Virtua Tennis World Tour(PSP)7 (7) Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition(PSP, PS2, Xbox)8 (3) Wipeout Pure(PSP)9 (6) Need For Speed Underground Rivals(PSP)10 (25) Super Monkey Ball ...

Rainbow Six takes no.1 (News)

Sep 7, 2005

Rainbow Six Lockdown (Preview)

Aug 18, 2005

As much as people air concern over whether EA will one day acquire - and maybe assimilate - Ubisoft, another pressing question is whether anyone would notice. Together with the upcoming Prince of Persia 3, the Rainbow Six series is at the heart of claims that the publisher is slipping into a familiar business model that champions regular updates to a cluster of bankable franchises.The heavy delays experienced by Lockdown, the series' fourth instalment, make this a difficult accusation to prove ...

New shots of Rainbow Six: Lockdown (News)

Jan 13, 2005

Red Alert, Full Spectrum Warrior and Rainbow Six - what is it about these war games that always forces the developers add a splash of colour to their titles? Could it be something to do with the fact that even Lawrence Llewellyn-Bowen would be laughed out of B&Q for trying to call their drab backdrops and mottled camouflage anything other than grey?But Rainbow Six: Lockdown is a game that is glad to be grey because this edition of the stealthy shooter is aiming to be darker than ever before. ...

Rainbow Six Lockdown (Preview)

Jan 7, 2005

Tom Clancy's best-selling techno thrillers have probably done as much to fuel paranoia about international terrorism as the ranting of bin Laden, Bush and Blair, but they don't half inspire decent videogames. Clancy's original Rainbow Six novel, a chunky doorstop of a book, has spawned around ten squad-based shooters over the years (we lost count trying to add up all the PC expansion packs) and the latest, Rainbow Six 4, looks set to continue the series' strong pedigree.Developed once again by ...

Rainbow Six 4: First look (News)

Dec 1, 2004

Ding Chaves, legendary leader of the Rainbow Six and the only onomatopoeically named person we can think of (apart from Bing Crosby) is back. OK, so his game doesn't have a proper name yet but it does have a movie and lots of secret shots. Referred to as "the next Rainbow Six instalment" by publishers Ubi Soft, this fourth segment in the series promises to push the game into darker territory with a story based on personal vengeance as well as stealth-based team-play.You'll be able to pick up ...

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