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title: "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six"
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# Global multiplayer Intense gameplay Authentic weapons Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six

**Brand:** nintendo
**Price:** B/.131
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Gear Up for Tactical Excellence!

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- **What is this?** Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six by nintendo
- **How much does it cost?** B/.131 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- nintendo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Join an Elite Force:** Experience the thrill of tactical operations with a multi-national strike team.
- • **Unforgettable Action:** Immerse yourself in a gaming experience that blends explosive action with tactical depth.
- • **Hostage Rescue Missions:** Infiltrate and secure buildings to save hostages from deadly terrorists.
- • **Authentic Gear Selection:** Choose from a wide array of realistic weapons and equipment.
- • **Dynamic Tactical Gameplay:** Engage in heart-pounding missions that require strategic planning and teamwork.

## Overview

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six offers players an immersive tactical shooter experience, where they can lead a specialized team in high-stakes missions against terrorists, utilizing authentic gear and strategic gameplay to achieve their objectives.

## Description

Product description          Rainbow Six is as close as it gets to the intensity of real-life tactical operations. You'll join an elite multi-national strike force hired by the world's governments to stop a group of deadly terrorists. Draw your team from a pool of specialists. Select authentic gear and weapons and infiltrate seized buildings to rescue hostages. Rainbow Six's explosive real-world action is coupled with spine-tingling tactics to create a gaming experience you won't soon forget.             .com          Every once in awhile, a game comes along that pulls elements of popular game genres together in a refreshing new way. Rainbow Six is such a game, taking the engrossing realism of a first-person action game, such as GoldenEye 007, and adding a strategy element that brings enormous depth to the gameplay. Tom Clancy authored the Rainbow Six game while drafting the novel of the same name, and the attention to detail shows in the depth and maturity of the story and game design. Players take command of an elite anti-terrorist team through 12 missions that vary from saving hostages to disarming bombs. A plot unravels along the way that literally leaves the fate of the world in the player's shaking hands (a rumble pack works wonders here).  Before jumping into the mission, players can read briefings and bios of the terrorists, choose team members based on specialty, and strategize each move using an overhead map of the area or building they must infiltrate. Setting waypoints in the planning stage allows the computer-controlled team members to, say, infiltrate a back door while the player leads another team through the front door in the first-person view. A few button pushes shifts the player's control to the other team. Realism is key here, and 20 minutes of planning may end with one bad move. That is, if the terrorist responds intelligently--the artificial intelligence (AI) is a bit buggy at times. Two players can complete missions together, creating a multiplayer option that sure is a welcome change from running around with guns blazin'. --Eric TwelkerPros:An engrossing game, paced as one might expect from a novelistEffective ambient sound effectsAn excellent port from the acclaimed PC versionCons:Realism is sometimes compromised by buggy AIGraphics are a bit plain in some areas             
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                 Review          Rainbow Six is highly unique - while it is played from a first-person perspective, and your character does have a gun, it is not exactly what would be classified as a "first-person shooter." What's Rainbow Six's hook? Strategy. In R6, you lead a team of professional soldiers into the lairs of terrorists where you'll free hostages, diffuse bombs, and accomplish other delicate military tasks. What's unique about this game is that you can plan the mission in advance - a detailed map of the entire level is available, and you can set waypoints, where you can move your operatives to and have them perform various actions. This means while you and your backup are charging into the front of the building, your other team (controlled by either the computer in one-player mode or a friend in two-player mode) can be picking the backdoor lock or picking off snipers. Control is tight, intuitive, and accurate. The default configuration is impeccable, and each option is both well placed and easily memorable - qualities that were sorely lacking in the PlayStation version. While just about every button has a function, it is not in the least confusing, and immersion is instant. The graphics certainly do the job - realism is the order of the day, and Saffire went for just that. If you're looking for anything fanciful or artistic, look elsewhere. This is a military simulation, and it emulates the real world. The levels are expansive but not excessive. Everything has a striking tinge of realism. There is background info on the characters - lifted directly from the Clancy novel from which the game takes its name. There is also detailed information on each mission, the players, the factors, and the events that lead to the crisis you are trying to resolve. While you don't have to read this information (and, in fact, the game has a quick-start option that lets you skip the planning mode entirely and jump into the skin of a Rainbow Sixer), details like this are what set this game apart from the pack. There is atmospheric music, randomly played. At first it seems as though it's whispering a warning of imminent danger around the corner, but after a few false scares, it seems as though the tunes are triggered on the computer's whim and bear no relation to the level's action. While the music swells dramatically and sounds quite nice, its inappropriate placement grates more than pleases. The soldiers' clipped speech is informative, if repetitive. It's quite clear, and it lets you know exactly what's happening - sometimes your backup will take out a terrorist you didn't even see, and it's always nice to know precisely what's going on. If you do choose to go the planning route, it's intensely configurable. Everything is selectable - operatives, gear, the locations where the Rainbows stop on the map, and what they do once they've gotten there, and it's up to you to come up with a cohesive plan to infiltrate the enemy compound with the fewest problems. Because this game follows the path of realism, one shot can kill, and it's important to make sure you've got a handle on the situation before it boils over. When they begin to lose their grip on the situation, the enemies will have no compunctions about killing a hostage or setting off an explosion, which means you must be quick and decisive for victory to be yours. Twelve missions make up the roster - a sizable chunk of gameplay when you consider that there are multiple difficulty levels and a cooperative two-player mode. The game succeeds where its brother (in name only) for the PlayStation failed; instead of being a lame pretender to GoldenEye's throne, the original gameplay elements of Rainbow Six for the N64 kept it from being a boring "me too." While your enjoyment of this game is probably contingent on your enthusiasm for military situations - this game does deliver a military simulation on a very personal level. --Christian Nutt --Copyright ©1999 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. GameSpot and the GameSpot logo are trademarks of GameSpot Inc. -- GameSpot Review           See more

## Features

- Rainbow Six is as close as it gets to the intensity of real-life tactical operations. You'll join an elite multi-national strike force hired by the world's governments to stop a group of deadly terrorists. Draw your team from a pool of specialists. Select authentic gear and weapons and infiltrate seized buildings to rescue hostages. Rainbow Six's explosive real-world action is coupled with spine-tingling tactics to create a gaming experience you won't soon forget.

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## Customer Reviews

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    Pretty good for N64
  

*by T***E on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 28, 2022*

This is a pretty good game on N64.  Lets you play the whole campaign coop which is awesome.  Tactical elements are pretty good as well.  I'm actually more impressed with how well this game looks and plays than anything.  One of the few N64 games that uses the entire controller for gameplay with the D-pad being different from the C-buttons.  It's not amazing though.  Sometimes the friendly AI doesn't do as it's ordered, enemies sometimes notice you when they shouldn't, and at times they seem to be able to shoot you through walls.  Hostages can also get stuck in some places.  But it is a really good game for the N64, and I highly recommend it if you have a friend to play with.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Tom Clancey's Rainbow Six
  

*by G***5 on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 16, 2011*

This is probably the very first Rainbow Six game ever made. The graphics are quite good for the Nintendo 64. Those fo you who have played a Rainbow Six game before should already know what you're in for in this game. There are two ways to beat the levels in this game: you either eliminate all terrorists in the level OR you rescue the hostages and take them back to your starting point. You have the option of setting up your team mates to have extra ammo clips for your primary weapon and side arm. But you can also give them heartbeat sensors which I would HIGHLY recommend otherwise you won't be able to see where enemies are in the levels.There is a level in this game called Deep Magic. This is one of those stealth missions so I would just use one guy on this level. It is difficult because if ANYONE sees you, it's game over. It can be a frustrating level but IT CAN BE DONE, you just have to practice patience and study the enemies' patrol patterns.This is a very good game to have , especially if you're a hardcore Nintendo fan as I am.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    The 28 year old dude who still plays the N64 Grandma gave him
  

*by R***P on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 4, 2015*

This is a great game! It's a lot better than the other versions of this game I played back in the day.The tactics in it are a lot of fun, and fairly true to life. Like many first person shooters of its time it offers three difficulties of each level.One down side for some, may be that it uses the "Turok" controls to move, instead of the joy stick moving the entire body, the C buttons move forward, back, and strafe left and right. The joy stick moves the head and also influences direction, but-- not the way it normally does.Graphics are good for an N64 game, render nicely. All in all I have NO complaints about this game!

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