Rainbow Six 4 Announced

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Guess we don't have to wait for GameSpy (story), as Ubisoft today announced development of Rainbow Six 4. The game, in development at Red Storm Entertainment and Ubisoft's Montreal Studios, is scheduled for a spring 2005 release on PC, Xbox and PS2.

The next Rainbow Six installment will build on the ingredients that have made the Rainbow Six franchise a runaway success, and will introduce new single player experience with a personal darker storyline, state-of-the-art equipment, and offer gamers the chance to play as two members of Team Rainbow: Ding Chavez, the fearless leader of Team Rainbow, and a new sniper role portrayed by Dieter Weber, who must cover his team's movement with deadly accuracy.
Like Ghost Recon 2, the PS2 version of Rainbow Six 4 will have its own graphics engine, with Xbox and PS2 also receiving exclusive multiplayer modes. Additionally Ubisoft promises 'Stunning graphics and ultra-realistic "ragdoll" physics', increasingly intelligent AI and new weapons and items. We have some console version screenshots here, and on FileShack we have a teaser trailer. Update: GameSpot has a preview with impressions.

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    November 30, 2004 10:12 AM

    Indeed give me co-op and some real new tech. Not just new "stories" I was a rabid fan of this series when it started but it is rather blah now.

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      November 30, 2004 11:19 AM

      there isn't much in the way of new tech. same old guns... same old fun.

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