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The subject of article appeared in Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow is a sequel to the console version of Rainbow Six 3, and the ninth installment of the Rainbow Six series of video games. It was developed and published by Ubisoft Montreal and released for the Xbox on August 5, 2004. Like Rainbow Six 3, Black Arrow was created to take advantage of Microsoft's popular Xbox Live online service.

Publisher's summary[]

  • Stop the terrorists from developing weapons of mass destruction, in 10 new single-player missions and 14 new multiplayer maps.
  • Objective-based game modes like Conquest and Capture the Flag, as players capture designated points or hold possession of the flag.
  • AI is smarter than ever - Watch the bad guys call for backup when outnumbered, or use hostages as human shields.
  • Take advantage of new Xbox Live 3.0 features - User-created tournaments, messaging and clan statistics.
  • Command AI squadmates in cooperative multiplayer mode and see how you compare with new statistics.


Plot summary[]

A series of attempts to kidnap telemetry and rocket scientists pulls Team RAINBOW into a spiderweb of international intrigue. An international cabal of renegade military officers is trying to create conflict in the oil-rich regions around the Black Sea, giving them an excuse to swoop in and seize control. Team RAINBOW must stop the terrorists from developing weapons of mass destruction, and prevent them from starting a devastating war.


Missions[]


Weapons and Equipment[]

Weapons and Equipment of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow
Assault Rifles AK-47 · AUG · FAMAS G2 · G36C · G3A3 · Galil ARM · L85A1 · M16A2 · M4 · TAR-21
Submachine Guns MAC 11/9 · MP5A4 · MP5SD5 · P90 · SR-2 · TMP · UMP
Shotguns M1 · USAS-12
Sniper Rifles AW Covert · Dragunov SVD · PSG1 · M82A1
Light Machine Guns M249 SAW · M60E4
Pistols 92FS · D.Eagle (.50CAL) · MK23 · USP40
Grenade Launchers M203 Grenade Launcher
Weapon Attachments ACOG Scope · C-More Sight · High-Capacity Mag · Suppressor


Multiplayer[]

Black Arrow adds two new gameplay modes for multiplayer, "conquest" and "capture the flag". Since the release of Black Arrow, new content has been released and is available to download via Xbox Live. The content includes:

Maps of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow
Broken Arrow Subway Station · Hotel · Back Alley · Streets of Milan · Nuclear Reactor · Castle · Old Ruins · Agora · Military Base · Rocket Facility · Garage · Presidio · Peaks · Airport · Café · Moroccan Kesba · Ferry Boat · Observatory
Free Bootcamp · Village
Assault Pack 1 Kill House · Winter Lodge · Petroleum · Office Complex
Assault Pack 2 Harbor Warehouse · Prison · Pumping Station · Winter Base


Trivia[]

  • Several maps in Black Arrow (notably the Subway Station map) have posters advertising Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia, both games developed by Ubisoft.
    UK and Australian cover for Black Arrow.

    UK and Australian cover for Black Arrow.


Games of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Franchise
Main Series Rainbow Six (Eagle Watch) · Rogue Spear (Urban Operations · Covert Ops Essentials · Black Thorn) · 3: Raven Shield (Athena Sword · Iron Wrath) · Lockdown · Critical Hour · Vegas · Vegas 2 · Siege
Spin-off Titles Take-Down · Lone Wolf · Rainbow Six 3 (Console) · 3: Black Arrow · Extraction
Mobile Titles Broken Wing · Urban Crisis · Raven Shield · Rainbow Six 3 · Lockdown · Vegas · Shadow Vanguard · Mobile
Handheld Titles Rainbow Six (GBC) · Rogue Spear (GBA) · Vegas (PSP)
Cancelled Titles Rainbow 6: Patriots
Other EndWar · Elite Squad