Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Vegas 2

It also does a good job of exploring side stories of what was happening before and during your game play in Vegas.

However, unlike Call of Duty it's a pretty robust offering of content, featuring a rather lengthy campaign (with co-op!), numerous bonus missions (co-op again!), and a lengthy--if very grindy--levelling and unlock system to keep you grinding that treadmill forever.

If you have played this game before and enjoyed it, I would recommend getting it again, maybe even getting it for a few of your friends to fool around in coop again.

What I did hold in memory remained true, however - the campaign is primarily an incredibly compelling sequence of tactical combat scenarios strung together.

The graphics and sound design further elevate the experience, immersing you in the vibrant yet dangerous atmosphere of Las Vegas.

Nice to have a tactical shooter where you can just tweak your preferred difficulty settings, load in, shoot stuff at your own pace and not really care about much else.