Compare Sin to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Athena Sword for Windows

At first glance Sin looks like weird mix of Quake, Resident Evil , and Half-Life ; at second glance, that's still about right. There's nothing terribly original about Sin , and the graphics and character modeling are rather clichéd, even for a 3-D action shooter. The females, for example, make Lara Croft look like she hasn't yet hit puberty. They're certainly some 13-year-old's grotesquely distorted idea of forbidden female eroticism. This kind of aesthetic pervades the entire game and might give the average player a slight case of the heebie-jeebies. This aside, there's plenty of shooting, pummeling, and ass kicking for those who want to get down to business--in the style of Quake --and lots of cabinets to open and handles to pull, a la Duke Nukem 3D or Resident Evil . For all its retreading of familiar ground, Sin is, on the whole, reasonably satisfying, and the death match, not too shabby at all. Escaping from the ordinary isn't the only challenge that Sin faces. The developers se Less

Once again you take command of the ultimate international NATO counter-terrorism force known as "Rainbow Six" in a series of missions throughout the Mediterranean and the Balkans in an effort to remove and mop up the terrorists who were left behind in the original game: "Raven Shield". The new single-player campaign features 8 missions throughout exotic locales such as Italy, the Middle East and the Balkans. Also featured are all new multi-player levels with a total of 3 new game modes that allow you to combat human opponents in an effort to see who is the best tactician and team leader. Many new weapons are also featured in this expansion, all with believable sound effects. Less