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Game Review - by Jeremiah Pratt A year ago, Rainbow Six refined tactical, squad-based, commando combat. Using Tom Clancy's eponymous novel as its foundation, it gave PC gamers true-to-life scenarios and visceral, edge-of-the-seat action. It featured real weapons (no BFGs here, no sir), human opponents (nasty terrorists), and familiar terrorism themes (hostages and bombs). Drop your guard for one moment and you, your fellow commandos, and the hostages were toast. Storyline: Your evil fundamentalist and Russia gangster foes walk pre-programmed routes and often seem oblivious to imminent doom. Ambushes to nail one enemy can take out far more than that, as the lone victim's cries often turn his pals into lemmings for a moment.

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Features: Improvements over the original abound in subtle and obvious ways. 3-D maps let you better visualize your mission, weather effects -- driving rain, footprints in the snow, steaming breath -- add realism, the sniper mode is ultra-realistic, and the AI on both sides has been ratcheted up a notch. Gameplay: Those of you familiar with Rainbow Six will be able to jump right into Rogue Spear without having to even crack open the manual. The controls are basically the same as in the original, with a few keys remapped to give it the playability of a more standard shooter like Quake or Unreal. For the most part the game handles extremely well, running smoothly on all of the systems we tested it on. However, the controls can be a bit sticky at times and the mouse fire button is sometimes non-responsive when there's a lot of action happening on-screen. This is particularly frustrating at certain key moments, like when a group of four terrorists come running down a hallway toward you.

Like Rainbow Six, when you start a mission, you can either opt to go with the pre-determined routes, weapon load outs, and squad assignments or choose your own. You can customize all of your team members and their paths if you want, but I usually just use the default paths (the people who set the routes did make the game after all, so they probably have a fairly good idea of where to go) and alter the weapon selections slightly to suit my taste. If you haven't played the original Rainbow Six (and, according to PC Data statistics there are about 4 of you out there who haven't), there are a number of handy practice tutorials to get you up to speed before you jump into the actual game. Unlike the simple sweep and clear missions of Rainbow Six, sniping plays a much more important role in Rogue Spear, and there are a few missions which are almost impossible without a couple of snipers to hang back and pick off some baddies before your team goes into the hot zone. Of course, to that end, there are a number of new long-bore sniping weapons added to your arsenal, as well as several more assault rifles and shotguns to boot. Bullets also come in multiple types now (full metal jacket and jacketed hollow point), giving you more of a range when it comes to outfitting your operatives. Now you can opt for bullets that pierce armor better or are more suited for tearing through flesh and bone.