As with previous games, it doesn’t really work as well as Ubisoft would have hoped, but you’ll easily follow the basic terrorist attack storyline, complete with kidnapping, bluffing, a load of casinos and plenty of news coverage. Ubisoft has once again attempted to build a story into the action, and some effort has gone into creating team-mates that you care about. I’ll get the boring stuff out of the way first. Rainbow Six Vegas is the latest game to use such a system, but unlike GRAW for the PC which was more or less a version created specifically for the PC audience, Vegas sticks very much to its console roots, for better or worse.
Can an action game be released these days without using some kind of ‘cover’ system? Just as bullet-time appeared in every other action game for a while, it seems that your game is nothing these days without the ability to put your character’s back to a wall.
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