Recipe for success: Take everything that was good about the original R6V, add in some new features and fixes requested by fans, and let bake for 18 months. The result is a solid game that absolutely plays better than the first game. It isn’t dramatically different, and because of the reuse of the Las Vegas setting it kind of has an “expansion pack” feeling rather than that fresh new game feel. It is still great fun, though, and one of the best co-op games on the Xbox 360. Find out more here.

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Review (X360)