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Tom Clancys Rainbow Six for Dreamcast
31 reviews   3.68 of 5

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Summary

Well, this game is a must buy for realism freaks like myself. This is what I've been looking for in terms of a simulation. There are two major downfalls in this game however. Wow! I had to wait forever it seems to load up the planning phase and the tools that I use to plan my mission. Then I had to wait for the game to load the mission up. Hmmm! This is very noticeable especially considering that I have played the N64 version (which originally got me into it) and there was no load time due to a cartridge based system. However, if you aren't a patient gamer with a lot of flexibility look the other way on this game. But if you like to feel like you are in the game....go right ahead and make this purchase. The control is something that I loved after hours of practice. Never before have I seen such a control interface that gives me so much control on a console effort. The only thing that I can remember that came close is NBA LIVE 99 on PSX. Another downfall-hey what happened to the multiplayer experience. The DC has 4 joystick ports.....at least put 2 of them to use. The N64 version had 2 players....why didn't they include this in the DC version. Overall great game with a great idea.

Sound

Oh my goodness! If you put this game on a Dolby prologic system you will get a pretty good feeling of realism. The sound on this game is what made me feel as if this game was all the more real. The sound of enemies losing life and your partners radioing for back up is absolutely amazing. However, the one down point I see (that really isn't a big deal) is that when I'm right next to someone, does it sound like they are talking to me through their radio. This kind of erked me but after a while it was definitely overcame. Without over coming this bridge I would have drowned and gave the sound a sorry score. It doesn't erk me that much any more.

Gameplay

After tackling the, what seems to be limitless control, the gameplay was absolutely excellent. Never before have I had this much control over a game before. This is what I live for "control" If only they had some stealth like options like scaling the wall and sneaking up behind someone and breaking their neck a'la MGS.
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Sound

The sound is rather basic and somewhat repetitive. This game has none of the neat, stereo sound effects that many new Dreamcast titles have. The sound effects could be used to give the player additional information in the game, such as the general location of an advisary. It's too bad they missed this great opportunity to enhance the game.

Gameplay

The gameplay is excellent. This isn't just a run-around-and-shoot game. You've got to plan each assault carefully, and proceed slowly through it. Move too quickly at the wrong time, and you could end up dead. This mix of planning and action gives R6 a lot of replay value and makes it an interesting game. The controls can take a while to master though; initially, the game isn't nearly as fun because of this. If you can stick with it through this learning curve, it can be a blast.
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Sound

The sound is excellent as all the sounds of gunplay are here from the burst of a semiautomatic rifle to the explosion of a grenade. And need i mention that the agonized screems of your teamates as they come underfire are here too. walie talkie chatter amongst teamates is in here as you will here your teamates call for back up or man down if a teamate is killed. The sound here seeks to emerse you even more into the world of R6 AMD SUCCEDS WONDERFULLY!!

Gameplay

The gameplay on this game is what really stands out! from the beginning of the mission you have total control of the R6 team from their movements and activities,the weapons and equipment and even uniforms and of course you chose which team members go on the mission or just jump in on the default plan and dive in either way you will be okay! and in case you need to polish up on your skills their is a training mode to get into with multiple missions to get used to the control scheme! What I like is how the game seeks to emerse you in Reality, for example, when you seek to enter a door you gotta either pick the Lock which takes several seconds or for a quicker breach shotgun the door now thats real!!! and as always your missions involve rescuing hostages or taking out terriorist and the such trust me its very addictive palnning out a mission only to have it succed(you can save succesfull missions!)what a feeling! THE ONLY THING IS THAT THIS GAME TAKES A LOT OF TIME ESPECIALLY IN THE PLANNING PHASE! IT DIDN'T BOTHER ME BUT.......
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Sound

The sound is nothing too spectacular in this game. The gunshots sound nice, and environmental effects are cool. It doesnt really have background music while you are playing which is a good thing because it adds to the effect that you are really a special forces member sneaking into a building submerged in Terrorists.

Gameplay

First, it will load up a PLANNING SESSION. I am not too big of a fan on planning out my missions (you could say i am lazy i guess..) so I just skip right on through the planning session and move on the the ACTION mode in the game. From what i have attempted to do with the Planning Session was pretty cool, I could do ALOT of stuff! For me, I just let the game plan out the missions for me, and then i PLAY it strategically. The Already made plan that it has for me seems to work well everytime! The gameplay is really deep and very,very cool.
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