The GameDaily One-Minute Review

Ubisoft's Rainbow Six franchise has always presented you with plenty of targets, but you must also keep members of the team in one piece. The same goes for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas. It takes a while to get started, and the story has some faults, but the game packs wall-to-wall action, realistic tactical maneuvers and a superb presentation that even outshines Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter. The offline mode contains plenty of thrills, but Xbox Live opens up a whole new wealth of options, including co-op and versus multiplayer modes. What happens in Vegas now stays in your living room -- and you'll be glad it did.