Getting amazing reviews so far, it seems that its about to be as good or even better than call of duty 4. Will rainbow six be the next amazing shooter from this nex t generation of consoles?
It's really hard to beat CoD4. It was an amazing game. Frankly, I don't think so. But it may come pretty darn close.
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ive pre ordered this, on ps3, should be a mint game.
cod4 is good but u always need something different to play online on, so vegas 2 fits the bill for me.
im glad its not a port this time, although the orig vegas on ps3 was still a good game.
btw ive not come across any reviews 4 vegas2 yet?
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no fps can match cod4.
its simply the best fps this gen so far. and yes it way better than halo 3.
cod4= the most realistic fps ever created
I'd say Gears of War is still the best shooter to come this generation. I understand it's a TPS, but isn't Rainbow Six a TPS also?
I might buy the game, I hear it has the same storyline just with better graphics?
vegas 1 was a FPS, just to clear up a little confusion
and no vegas 2 isnt going to replace CoD4 at the top, but its looking like its going to be a great game
Im planning to purchase the game if it happens to be better than the port the PS3 had gotten last year.
Best shooter this gen definitely goes to either Gears of Call of Duty 4. I would give it to Call of Duty 4 for the superior multiplayer. More modes, class system, few reliability problems, all in all a very good experience.
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