Rainbow Six: Vegas
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Systemanforderungen
- CPU: 3 GHz Pentium 4 oder AMD Athlon 3000 (3,5 GHz Pentium 4 oder Athlon 3500 wird empfohlen)
- GFX: 128 MB DirectX 9.0c-komatibel, Shader 3.0-fähige Grafikkarte (256MB empfohlen) (siehe Liste der unterstützen Karten*)
- RAM: 1 GB (2 GB empfohlen)
- Software: Windows XP (ausschließlich)
- HD: 7 GB freier Speicherplatz
- SFX: DirectX 9-kompatible Soundkarte (Dolby Digital Live benötigt für Dolby-Digital-Audio)
- DX: DirectX 9 oder höher
- INET: Hochgeschwindigkeits-Internetverbindung mit 128 kbps Upstream
- Peripherie: Windows-kompatible Maus und Tastatur, Xbox-360-Controller (nur mit zusätzlicher herunterladbarer Software)
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DISCLAIMER
The review you are about to read is based on my own experience with the game, my judgment, and the rating system! No third party has impacted anything said in this review. This review is also 100% spoiler-free, so you don't need to worry about that either.Gameplay and Interaction (16 out of 20)
Rainbow Six: Vegas takes the Rainbow Six gameplay refinement to another level. For its time, it's one of the best shooter experiences by a mile, and it sure doesn't ever get old. I never truly gave the real chance to the first Vegas game, and coming from a newer - Vegas 2 - installment to this one, I can see a few limitations that are drawing this one back when compared to its successor - which is one of my favorite games of all time. While almost everything you see in Rainbow Six: Vegas is carried over to its successor (and also improved), there are a few things that are missing. No sprint is a big one since I'm used to fast-switching between corners in the second Vegas game. The lack of a progression system that was introduced in the second Vegas game is something that bothered me while playing this one. One thing is for sure, this game paved the way for the second installment where I've spent a good two thousand hours playing the terrorist hunt mode back in the day on my retail version. Interaction is as good as you can expect from a Rainbow Six game. It doesn't feature classic Rainbow Six gameplay, but rather a (new) very refined one when compared to previous Rainbow Six games. There are a couple of gameplay mechanics that new players need to get used to fully dominate the opponents, that is if they're coming from an older Rainbow Six game to this one - marathon playthrough players for example. There's also no pre-planning like in previous Rainbow Six games - which might be frustrating for the veterans of the franchise. But, there are a ton of new things that are making up for the lack of pre-planning segment. While an FOV slider would be useful, it's not a deal-breaker since I do not remember a ton of games from the early 2000s that had this option at all.Graphics and Sound Quality (16 out of 20)
As far as the graphics and sound quality goes, the quality of the graphics and the sound quality are as good as you'd expect from the game of its era which utilized the full potential of the consoles at the time. It for sure pushed boundaries of what was possible back in the day, but it still looks decent today. People should not mind the graphics quality stuff that much anyway, but in the end, there are a ton of people that do not want to play a specific game just because the graphics are bad. The developers managed to accompany the game's setting with a nice and (at times) very intensive piece of the score/soundtrack which only immerses you even more into the experience. While the voice acting isn't as good as it could've been, it will do the job for a single or even multiple playthroughs. The rest of the sound effects are great as well.Performance and Optimization (18 out of 20)
As far as the performance is considered, anything modern runs the game just fine. It's capped at 152FPS and going beyond that will break the physics and the rest of stuff closely tied to the framerate. I feel like 152FPS is more than enough even for people that are running high-refresh rate monitors. Also, Rainbow Six: Vegas runs smoothly without a single hitch, which can't be said for most games from the past.Story and Content Value (12 out of 20)
The story is just over five hours long, and since the progression system was only introduced in the Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 - there's not much replayability value. Don't let the slow start of the story trick you into thinking that there's not a lot of action - there's a ton action later on! The first few levels are designed to introduce you to the new gameplay mechanics. The tutorial is most definitely the worst part of it all since it doesn't even remotely show (or demonstrate) you what is possible in this game. You (as a player) will need to understand and experiment with everything this game offers you on your own. There is, however, terrorist hunt game mode which also was included in Rainbow Six: Vegas 2. I'd only recommend the first Vegas for the story, and nothing else. Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 still has a healthy player base and you'll always find someone to play the story mode and/or terrorist hunt mode with. This one is just worth it for the story stuff. Most terrorist hunt maps are included in Vegas 2 as well, so you're not missing much in that regard.Animations and Movement Controls (14 out of 20)
While the animations of the characters are as smooth as they can get, the movement controls sometimes just don't match what the player inputs. More often than not, while pressing the right mouse button you'll find your character enter the cover you did not intend to. This can be frustrating at times, but it's nothing major that can't be dealt with for the five hours you'll find yourself playing the game anyway.Final Score and Conclusion (80 out of 100)
Rainbow Six: Vegas provides the fans of the franchise with a more refined gameplay experience while lacking some stuff that could've made this the ultimate Rainbow Six game. However, its successor - Vegas 2 - does iron out everything that is wrong with the first one. This game should only be played for the five hours long story mode, and nothing else. I highly recommend it for the story mode, as it's linked with the second Vegas installment, but other than that - there's not much worth in it.
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Verdict
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas is a strong tactical shooter. However, since Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is the refined version, I would recommend to check out Vegas 2 first. Only recommended to players on a nostalgia trip or to players who like tactical shooters. Genre: tactical first-person shooter Replay value: average Rating: 7.25/10 Recommendation: Yes Special endorsement: No
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Release:16.12.2006
Genre:
Taktik-Shooter
Entwickler:
Ubisoft
Vertrieb:
Ubisoft
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