Events in Rainbow Six Siege have been a lot of fun throughout the last few years, but the release of Siege X could allow for ...

Clash – the only defender armed with a shield – sees a rework with the launch of Rainbow Six Siege X. Previously, her body-height electro shield was armed with a shock pulse that would slow ...

Rainbow Six Siege X joins the ranks of Overwatch 2 and Hunt: Showdown in being an "update to the existing game, to a new game"—and as well as the various changes to gameplay, modes and ...

Rank Rainbow Six Siege X's Operators In addition to Bomb, Siege has had a smattering of other modes, like Deathmatch, Hostage, and Secure Area for a while, but Bomb earned its spot on the marquee ...

Rainbow Six Siege X modernizes 5v5 with a visual overhaul, Audio 2.0, a reworked Pick & Ban system, and a refined onboarding experience for Year 10. The post ‘Rainbow Six Siege X’ Brings New ...

Rainbow Six Siege X has three tiers for new players: the free version, the Elite Edition, and the Ultimate Edition. The free version comes with a selection of 26 operators to choose from, with ...

Free-to-play users of Siege X will not be able to play the game’s competitive ranked modes, which is a unique structure. There will still be a premium version of Rainbow Six Siege X.

The Rainbow Six Siege X system requirements are a step up from the original release, but that was to be expected. You still won't need the best gaming PC in order to run Rainbow Six Siege X, but ...

Rainbow Six Siege is part of an exclusive club of multiplayer games that have been so successful for so long that, well, it's now officially old. There have been rumblings for over a year now that ...

RELATED: Rainbow Six Siege Gets a Makeover: NEW Operator, Meta Changes, & More in Y10S1 The Pick and Ban system will offer new ways to prevent the most powerful characters from dominating a match.

So, while Rainbow Six Siege X is not a new game, it certainly is a substantial update and overhaul of the existing title. For more Rainbow Six Siege news and guides, make sure you stay with Shacknews.

The Rainbow Six Siege X Ultra specs are what you'll need if you're aiming for 120fps at 4K. You'll need an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super or AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT alongside an Intel Core i5 ...