Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2

THE GOOD:

• Your squad (Michael and Jung) can be really helpful throughout the story mode, and in single player Terrorist Hunt. Using 'Infiltrate' mode when fighting terrorists in either modes can be very good for your own benefit, as they can clear rooms by your command.
  
• Commanding your team to move to doors, cover, rappel, fast rope etc. is always pretty enjoyable. It's good to feel like a leader!
  
• Enemies are smarter than the first game, so it will become quite difficult for you to get use to the story and game modes.
  
• Online mode is good once again, and there is less lag problems than before in the first game.
  
• Although it is easy to die, it's equally easy to kill an enemy, so it's good to use tactics.
  
• It's a typical Tom Clancy game - it consists of strategy and using your brain to get through the story mode, and wiping out enemies in Terrorist Hunt.
  
• There is a wide variety of weaponry, and all guns have their...

THE GOOD:
Graphics- The graphics are great, the best yet in a TC game. The only gripe you can have with them is that some textures are smudgy and messed up. Even in 1080p, some textures look like they were ripped from Lockdown.

Sound- The sound designed is good here too. Guns are clean and crisp. Some sound alike, but these are small gripes when you can almost feel the shock wave from that grenade. Voices are clean, crisp, and voice acting is delivered very well. Even if the enemies sound like they were ripped from a rap song.

Game play- Varying from slow to even snail pace, to lightning fast and intense. The game play seems to start, stop, and even sometimes just die quietly in a corner. But then you realize, as you creep down the corridor towards the next room, this is how it should be. Bottom line, the game play delivers a healthy dose of cerebrum crunching tactical action with the visceral nature of close quarters firefights.

Weapons...