The team then proceeds to fight their way to the bomb but is unable to fully defuse the bomb completely in time. After rescuing the chief, Bishop learns that the bomb is not located at the center rather it is located on the monorail and is headed towards the hotel area of the city. Having learnt that the second bomb is located at Las Vegas International Convention Center, the team moves onto this location only to find the chief of security being held hostage by the remaining Cabrero brother, Alvarez Cabrero. Mainly focusing the interrogation on the location of the missing bio-terrorist bomb, Miguel is reluctant to give up any information but ultimately confesses its location before attempting to draw his sidearm to kill Bishop but is shot before he is able to do so. Immediately afterwards the team are notified that one of the Cabrero brothers, Miguel Cabrero who has disguised himself as a HAZMAT operative, has escaped the area and so the team set off in chase, eventually cornering and interrogating him in the Neon Boneyard.
Unfortunately the team arrives at the bomb site too late to stop the attack, the people trapped inside the stadium are killed and Bishop takes full responsibility for all of the lives lost in the teams failure. After securing the area the team are unable to find the chemical weapon stash and so Bishop orders the team to save the people inside a Las Vegas sports stadium who are at threat from a biological weapon attack.
The rescue attempt fails however and the team pushes on forward through another warehouse where they stumble upon a group of Hispanic hostages who the team proceeds to rescue before moving on via helicopter to a recreational facility where the Cabrero's chemical weapons have allegedly been located. Bishop who along with squad mates Jung Park (an electronics expert) and Michael Walters (a demolitions expert) are ordered by the NSA to investigate a Las Vegas warehouse which is believed to be the location which the Cabrero Brothers are running their operation from and to rescue a captured NSA agent within the warehouse. The game then jumps to 2010, where Bishop is now leading a squad against Miguel and Alvarez Cabreros, two human traffickers who have expanded into trafficking biological weapons and as Logan Keller undergoes the Mexico operation at the start of Rainbow Six Vegas.
This farce leads to a disgraced Gabriel Nowak who is resulting passed over for promotion as Logan Keller is instead selected as the new leader of Alpha squad. Monroe (the negotiator distracting the terrorists while Alpha and Bravo prepare to strike).īefore Alpha Team arrives though Gabriel Nowak fires prematurely, forcing Bishop and the other members of Bravo Team to open fire on the terrorists which ultimately leads to the death of the negotiator who is killed by the collateral fire of the terrorists who panic after Gabriel's premature shots. During the operation, Bishop who is in command of Bravo Team (consisting of Logan Keller and Gabriel Nowak) moves Bravo team into position to await the arrival of Alpha Team at their designated location while Lt. Players take upon the role of Bishop who has been deployed by Rainbow squad to a French observatory to rescue a group of European Union hostages.
The game starts in 2005, before the events of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield. The game was marketed as a "part sequel, part prequel" as the events of the single player campaign occur before and concurrently to the story of Logan Keller (the protagonist players assumed in the first game) as well as continuing on after the events of the first game in the series. The game is the seventh game in the Rainbow Six franchise and the second, and last game in the Vegas sub-series of games in the franchise according to Ubisoft.
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 was released on the Xbox 360 and PS3 on March 18, 2008, and the PC on Apand was developed by Ubisoft Montreal Studios.