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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Gold Pack Edition

Description

A compilation set including:

• Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six
• Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Mission Pack: Eagle Watch
• A Prima Strategy Guide which covers both the main game as well as the add-on. (included in US release only)

Alternate Titles

• "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Złota Edycja" -- Polish title

Part of the Following Groups

• Genre: Tactical shooter
• Rainbow Six series
• Tom Clancy licensees

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User Reviews

Incredible stealth shooter

Terrence Bosky (5238)

The Press Says

GamePro (US)	Jan 01, 2000	4.5 out of 5	90
Game Vortex	Jan 31, 2003	90 out of 100	90
G4 TV: The Electric Playground	May 07, 2004	8.5 out of 10	85

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Trivia

From an anonymous Red Storm Entertainment engineer (as posted on fastclan.com): "Way back when, Rainbow Six was going to be a third-person game (which is also the reason why auto-targeting was implemented). We even had a real cool second targeting window that had first-person in it. Then we allowed you to switch so your main window was first-person and the small window was third-person. Then we came to our senses, got rid of the small targeting window, and went completely first-person. Third-person was left in because some people still liked the view, and it was useful for observing."