While Logan Keller is in pursuit of Irina Morales in Mexico, Six has ordered your team to Vegas. There, terrorist mastermind Alvarez Cabrero is hatching a scheme to bring Sin City to its knees - and it’s up to your team alone to stop him from turning Vegas into a devastated inferno. Return to Sin City for the last time in Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 and put an end to the terrorist threat. There, you’ll unravel a web of betrayal that will take you beyond the events of Rainbow Six: Vegas. At a remote hideaway you’ll witness the astonishing conclusion that will bring an end to the crisis in Vegas… once and for all! Game Features Full PEC Experience A greatly improved PEC experience - your character evolves online and offline, in both single-player and multiplayer modes. Advanced Strategical A.I. Terrorist Leaders are now a strategic target for Rainbow - leaders control respawns, so when you take out the leaders, enemies can no longer respawn. Terrorists Enemies have a wider variety of reactions and use ballistic shields. Team Rainbow can use the leap-frogging technique for safely approaching an area defended by an opposing force. Teammates cover each other successively when they move forward. Enhanced Multiplayer Modes Up to 16 players. Two-player split-screen mode. 13 maps for co-op and adversarial play including three maps from Rainbow Six: Vegas, revamped maps from Rainbow. Six: Raven Shield and all-new maps. All-New Co-Op Experience Co-Op Story Mode - Two players can combine to play through the entire story mode. Jump-In-Jump-Out Mode - A second player can jump into a single-player at any point, becoming a fourth teammate in the Rainbow team. Co-Op Terrorist Hunt - Up to four players can work together to eliminate all terrorist threats on single and multiplayer maps. New Adversarial Modes Demolition - Attackers plant an explosive device at one of two predetermined locations and protect the bomb until it explodes. Team Leader - Teams must keep their leader alive while they escort him to the extraction point while preventing the enemy from extracting their own leader.
