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Looking Back At Rainbow Six Siege’s Bizarre Reveal Trailer

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We all remember where we were the first time we saw Rainbow Six Siege's 2014 E3 reveal trailer. We were in hog heaven! Boy, that game looked great. While the game we have now is plenty fun and certainly worth 400 hours of my time, that initial trailer has a few unique ideas that still haven't made it into the game all these years later.

So click the video up above to watch me pick apart this five minute, action packed round of fake Siege! And click here to watch our latest Siege-related New Gameplay Today on the newest operators in the game, Mozzie and Gridlock.



source https://www.gameinformer.com/video-feature/2019/04/07/looking-back-at-rainbow-six-sieges-bizarre-reveal-trailer

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