Logan’s squad were flying into San Joshua del Mosquiera via helicopter, on the trail of Irena Morales, a dangerous terrorist, who was working with a smuggler group The Coyotes. It was 2nd of July 2010, at 1850hrs, when Operation: Mexican Border began. Who was he? I was sure we’d find out together, as he’d never been mentioned before. This time I begin Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas.Ģ009 had been a busy year, with a virus being stolen in May, and us taking out terrorists from six different groups between then and August! It had been such an ordeal, that by the time 2010 came around Domingo Chavez had been promoted, and Logan Keller was a team leader. This is my ongoing exploration of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six series, played in release order, where I will chronicle my playthrough like a text-based Let’s Play.

Now, let’s get into Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas, which I’m running without mods, and find out what’s going on in Sin City… The seven missions are a mixture from the first two games, so I’ve already written about them anyway. The story of that game is narrated by a retiring John Clark, giving briefings about past operations. One: it’s not backwards compatible, and two: it wasn’t actually released in Europe, so finding a copy is prohibitively expensive. Yes, this does mean that I’m skipping Rainbow Six: Critical Hour, but that’s because of two very good reasons. It was also released on PlayStation Portable, but that was an entirely different game!

This was the first game that had nothing to do with Red Storm Entertainment, the creators of the franchise, probably because they were busy with Rainbow Six: Lockdown and Ghost Recon stuff. Released in 2006 for PC and Xbox 360, and a year later for PlayStation 3, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas was developed by Ubisoft Montreal. Articles // 17th Apr 2021 - 7 months ago // By Andrew Duncan Rainbow Six: Vegas Diaries Part One

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