Right this very second, you could buy Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas (that's a mouthful) for $59.99. Such a price tag is actually the norm these days for the new consoles, but we prefer to pretend that the glitz of Vegas has rubbed off on the first tactical shooter to hit the system. Ironically, this iteration of Rainbow Six is actually the fifth in the series, but it doesn't skimp when it comes to content -- there are 10 new multiplayer maps (for a total of 20) and 10 game modes, solidifying the reputation of an already praiseworthy title known for its strong multiplayer.

How did the game fare in its transition from the Xbox 360 to the PS3? If you're no stranger to Vegas, you could gamble with your money and go find out for yourself. For our more patient (and sensible) readers, you can check out our review posted on the game page for Rainbox Six: Vegas which should be up any day now.