Here's a little something for the guys still looking for a good PlayStation 3 deal. Best Buy Canada has recently announced that they will be selling their 40 GB PS3 bundles along with free copies of GRAW2 and Rainbow Six Vegas. Details regarding this promo are available in the full article.

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas by Ubisoft has been out for a while now and it's gotten some heads turning in the Sony PlayStation 3 fold with dashing good looks and terrorist-crippling action. We've posted trailers and details before, and we've got more screenshots this time to show you just how sweet the eye candy is.

That's about as good as we've ever seen Sin City in a video game, eh? Fortunately, the environment isn't the only thing that looks good here. The movement of objects on screen seen in trailers and the full HD treatment makes for a real treat for the graphics connoisseur.

Terrorist hunting is also more fun than ever in this game. You've got a slew of weapons and tactics that you can use to counter the threat and send the baddies to the big house. Get your copy now and be truly elite.

   

 

Ubisoft yesterday announced that Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas for the PlayStation 3 has shipped to retailers. So if you missed the series' earlier releases, this might be a good chance to try out this FPS and see what it's about. At US$ 59.99, it isn't cheap, but if you're a fan of tactical shooters, it's worth every penny.

The game, as the title implies, revolves around the bright lights of Vegas. It has become a hotspot for terrorists so the big guns need to be called in - enter your team of highly trained counter-terrorist operatives codenamed Rainbow Six. While the storyline may not seem that compelling or original, you'll have to trust us when we say it can get addicting after some time. Apparently we're not the only one who feels this way since this game has already sold a good 5.5 million copies on other platforms worldwide.

If multiplayer is your thing, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas has 20 multiplayer maps and 10 game modes for you to play. If you own multiple consoles and bought a copy for either the Xbox 360 and PC version, you may want to check it out for the ten new multiplayer maps and two game modes that are exclusive to the PS3 game.

So strap up your boots, and get ready. It's a good night to go hunting, Rainbow Six style. Are you up to the challenge rookie?

The PlayStation 3 version of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas by Ubisoft has been generally well-received by fans and critics alike. If you're still thinking about whether to get this title or not, maybe this lengthy gameplay video can help you decide. Have a peek:

As you probably know by now, Rainbow Six: Vegas allows you to lace up your combat shoes as a member of the world's most elite anti-terrorist unit. When the bad guys threaten a city that attracts 37 million tourists a year, you know you have to be there to round them up.

The game takes you to different locales in Sin City where you track down terrorists and neutralize them by surgically making their bodies a foster home for lead. We all know they won't take invitations to go downtown, so what's a guy to do? If you're looking for action, this game is armed to the hilt.

France-based publisher Ubisoft has announced that Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas has officially turned gold and will ship to US retailers on the 26th of June, 2007.

In line with the impending release of the game, the devs have come up with this launch trailer to hype up the offering. The game highlights the same intense action that it offered with its counterparts on other platforms and it's looking all sweet from here. Check it out:

Vegas is the franchise's fifth installment chronologically and it has you seeing action in Sin City to track down and neutralize a terrorist network lurking in the shadows to make a statement. Sony PlayStation 3 owners will now get the chance to make a statement of their own by pumping the bad guys full of lead.

Wondering what sort of combat Ubisoft's Rainbow Six: Vegas game for the PlayStation 3 will bring? We might be able to help with that bit of speculation, by way of this recently released gameplay video. The video will be presenting a Neon Graveyard combat, which used to be downloadable content for RSV's Xbox 360 release.

And for the record - the guys behind the controls has some pretty smooth moves. Enjoy your viewing sessions, and stay tuned in case we pick up more info for RSV, and its upcoming Red Edition expansion.

Just a couple of days ago, we brought you the trailer for Ubisoft's Rainbow Six: Vegas Red Edition, and we're betting high that while it was good, it wasn't enough for you.

Yeah, we're sure you're craving for more of that Red Edition action, and as your wish is our command (whether or not you voice it out), we are now giving it to you and more. How much more? Try three new gameplay videos to add to your collection!

The first one shows some Roof gameplay, which basically is the new mad addition to the much-coveted Red Edition. Then there's the Marshalling Yard gameplay, where your hunt for terrorists brings you to an abandoned open train yard. Watch out for those nooks and crannies! And finally, there's the Doscala Restaurant gameplay where you would definitely want to grab anything but hot lead.

So, we won't be keeping you much longer. Enjoy the videos, and stay tuned here for more Rainbow Six: Vegas updates, both for the PS3 and the Xbox 360.

Roof gameplay

The rest of the Red Edition gameplay vids are over at Full Article!

You've played through its predecessors, you've fragged countless fools online, you're locked and loaded but Rainbow Six Vegas Red Edition isn't quite here yet. Whatever shall you do?

Well, we can't help you with getting a copy way in advance, but what we can do is show you the trailer. The action is looking as hot as ever, and these people in the video can attest to that. Check it out:

Red Edition is coming to the Microsoft Xbox 360 and the Sony PlayStation 3. Both consoles feature high-end graphical outputs that support the fast action and realistic touches you can expect from a game with Tom Clancy's name on it. We'll keep you updated for developments regarding the new edition.

It seems that Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas by Ubisoft will be out for the PlayStation 3 this May 22. EBgames and Gamestop have already posted the shipping date for the pre-release copies of the game.

The game is set in Las Vegas, where terrorist activities have recently been occurring with greater frequency. You will have to lead your men in missions which will occur in and around Las Vegas' most popular locations such as Fremont Street and the Strip. The game boasts of better A.I. than any of the previous Rainbow Six games. In addition to this, you can expect real-time tactical advice from your team members and commander as the mission goes on.

You can check out some of the previously covered gameplay vids we have on the site to see if the game appeals to you.

Thanks to Mirub13 for the heads-up on this one.

What's with these third-party delays anyway? Is the localization taking longer than expected or something? Did they forget the Spanish equivalent for sniper rifle fire? All we can say is it's not exactly a great start for the European launch.

In addition to five titles now known to be delayed for the European launch of the PS3, two additional Tom Clancy titles will taking their time to reach store shelves as well. According to CVG, Ubisoft's  Rainbow Six: Vegas and Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 will also be late for the Euro launch this coming March 23. Rainbow Six: Vegas is now apparently scheduled for a "spring release," while GRAW 2 will be heading to store shelves sometime in June.

Ubisoft has yet to inform people of the reason behind the delays. In the meantime, save your cash, make a time deposit for one month, and see if doing that gets you enough money to grab two of the now seven delayed games in PS3 launch limbo.