Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2

Terrorists have once again targeted America where it really hurts: Las Vegas. And it's up to you and your well-armed squad mates to breach and clear your way through the terrorist hordes, all in the name of protecting $7.95 buffets; nickel slots; and Las Vegas' number one entertainer, magician Danny Gans. Series veterans will appreciate the dynamic, brighter environments. We'd rather storm a casino than a snowbound vaguely Eastern European village any day of the week. New this time around: the ability to personalize your character, giving him his own identity, deciding what clothes to wear, etc. ("Does this fuchsia flak jacket make me look fat?") Bottom line, if you dug the first game, put on your bib and dig into this second helping.