As first-person shooters go,Rainbow Sixis to Dreamcast whatGoldenEye 007is to the Nintendo 64: the most innovative and intriguing title of its kind for the platform. Borrowed from  Tom Clancy's novel of the same name,Rainbow Sixoffers a fascinating first-person adventure  through lush worlds and highly detailed environments that have yet to be seen on gaming consoles. But  don't stop to smell the roses too often or you'll end up staring down the business end of an oncoming  Stinger missile.You command an elite antiterrorism force through a series of stealth and action missions. Sometimes you  will need to sneak through a foreign embassy in the dark with your night vision goggles on, while other  times you'll need to launch a full-on weapons attack on your enemies. The game does both types of  missions well, but you'll have to spend some time planning with your team before you start each level.  Plotting out missions in advance and positioning team members lends a unique real-time strategy feel to the  already excellent shooter aspect of the game.As the team leader, you are solely responsible for making sure each mission goes well. Direct and protect  your squad, save any hostages who might be hanging around, and accomplish your main mission  objectives. The latter may include sabotage, simple spying, or even assassinations. Good luck.--Bill  HutchensPros:Perfect mix of first-person shooting and strategyComplex environmentsFoes boast realistic intelligenceCons:No multiplayer supportMultiple objectives are sometimes overwhelming