Rainbow Six series

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Contents 1 Members 2 Games 2.1 PC games 2.2 Console games 2.3 Handheld 2.4 Mobile 3 Compilations 3.1 Rainbow Six Gold Pack 3.2 Rainbow Six Collector's Edition 3.3 Rogue Spear Platinum Pack 3.4 Counter-Terrorism Classics 3.5 Rainbow Six 3 Gold 4 External Links

[edit] Members

The following is a list of all the characters in Rainbow that are mentioned in Rainbow Six.

Director

• Simulated Major General John Terrence Clark a.k.a. Rainbow Six (USA; ex-SEAL, CIA, formerly known as John Kelly)

Deputy Director

• Colonel Alistair Stanley a.k.a. Rainbow Five (UK; ex-SAS)

Executive Secretaries

• Mrs. Alice Foorgate (UK)
• Mrs. Helen Montgomery (UK)

Team One

• Team Leader - Major Peter Covington (UK; SAS)
• Master Chief Mike Chin (USA; SEALS)
• Sergeant First Class Fred Franklin (USA; U.S. Army)
• Mortimer "Sam" Houston (USA; U.S. Army)

Team Two

• Team Leader - Simulated Major Domingo "Ding" Chavez(USA; ex-U.S. Army Rangers, CIA)
• Sergeant Major Eddie Price (UK; ex-SAS)
• Paddy Connolly (UK; SAS)
• Scott McTyler (UK; SAS)
• First Sergeant Julio Vega (USA; Delta Force)
• Feldwebel Dieter Weber (Germany; GSG 9)
• Sergeant Louis Loiselle (France; DGSE)
• Sergeant First Class Homer Johnston (USA; Delta)
• Staff Sergeant George Tomlinson (USA; Delta)
• Sergeant Hank Patterson (USA; Delta)
• Sergeant Mike Pierce (USA; Delta)
• Staff Sergeant Steve Lincoln (UK; SAS)

Team Two Secretary

• Katherine Moony

Intelligence

• Doctor Paul Bellow (USA; FBI)
• Bill Tawney (UK; ex-MI6)

Communications

• Major Sam Bennet (USA; U.S. Air Force)

Technical Staff

• David Peled (Israel; Mossad)
• Tim Noonan (USA; FBI)

MH-60K Night Hawk Pilot

• Lieutenant Colonel Dan "Bear" Malloy (USA; Marines)
• Lieutenant Mortimer "Sam" Harrison (USA; U.S. Air Force)
• Sergeant Jack Nance (UK; Royal Air Force)

Weapons Trainer

• Colour Sergeant Dave Woods

[edit] Games

[edit] PC games

• Rainbow Six (1998)
  • Rainbow Six: Eagle Watch (1999) (expansion pack)
• Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear (1999)
  • Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear: Urban Operations (2000) (expansion pack)
  • Rainbow Six: Covert Operations Essentials (2000) (stand-alone expansion pack)
  • Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear: Black Thorn (2001) (stand-alone expansion pack)
• Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield (2003)
  • Rainbow Six 3: Athena Sword (2004) (expansion pack)
  • Rainbow Six 3: Iron Wrath (2005) (downloadable expansion pack)
• Rainbow Six: Lockdown (2005)
• Rainbow Six: Vegas (2006)
• Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (2008)

A Korean-only game called Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Take-Down – Missions in Korea was created for the South Korean market by KAMA Digital Entertainment. The game boasted South Korean RAINBOW operatives and weapons with a different story and interface. As of May 2008, it is not available for purchase outside South Korea.

[edit] Console games

• Rainbow Six (Nintendo 64, PlayStation, 1999; Dreamcast, 2000)
• Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear (Dreamcast, 2000; PlayStation, 2001)
• Rainbow Six: Lone Wolf (PlayStation, 2002)
• Rainbow Six 3 (Xbox, 2003; PlayStation 2, GameCube, 2004)
• Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow (Xbox, 2004)
• Rainbow Six: Lockdown (PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube, 2005)
• Rainbow Six: Critical Hour (Xbox, PlayStation 2 2006)
• Rainbow Six: Vegas (Xbox 360, 2006; PlayStation 3, 2007)
• Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, 2008)

[edit] Handheld

• Rainbow Six (Game Boy Color, 2000)
• Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear (Game Boy Advance, 2002)
• Rainbow Six: Vegas (PSP, 2007)

[edit] Mobile

• Rainbow Six: Raven Shield (Mobile)
• Rainbow Six: Broken Wing (Mobile)
• Rainbow Six: Urban Crisis (Mobile)
• Rainbow Six: Vegas (Mobile)

[edit] Compilations

[edit] Rainbow Six Gold Pack

In June of 1999 Red Storm Entertainment relased the Rainbow Six Gold Pack. This includes the original Rainbow Six, Eagle Watch, and a Prima strategy guide. This bundle was one of the top 15 best-selling games of 1999.

[edit] Rainbow Six Collector's Edition

Rainbow Six Collector's Edition was released on November of 2000 for PC. It contains seven CDs and a comprehensive Prima strategy guide covering all five installments of the Rainbow Six series. One of these seven CDs is a special bonus third Covert Ops Essentials disc

[edit] Rogue Spear Platinum Pack

In March of 2001 Red Storm Entertainment released Rogue Spear Platinum Pack for PC. This bundle includes Rogue Spear and Urban Operations.

[edit] Counter-Terrorism Classics

On December of 2003 Red Storm Entertainment released Counter-Terrorism Classics for the PC. This includes the original Rainbow Six, Rogue Spear, and The Sum of All Fears.

[edit] Rainbow Six 3 Gold

On March 9, 2004, Ubisoft released Rainbow Six 3 Gold for PC, an compilation which includes the scenarios from both Raven Shield as well as Athena Sword.

[edit] External Links

• Rainbow six retreat

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