Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Rom
Published
- Console
- Dreamcast
- Emulator
- Flycast
- Released
- 2000 (North America); 2001 (Europe)
- Publishers
- Majesco (North America); Swing! Entertainment Media (Europe)
- Developers
- Pipe Dream Interactive (Dreamcast port); Red Storm Entertainment (original game)
- Genre
- Tactical shooter
- Perspective
- First-person
- Gameplay
- Squad-based tactical shooting
- Setting
- Modern-day counterterrorism operations
- ESRB Rating
- T
For the Eagle Watch missions, look for a Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six ROM from the German Dreamcast release. The original campaign is on the same disc.
Put the same go code on two routes and each team can hold at its own waypoint. Give the signal when both are in position and they can move together. During a hostage rescue, that lets you approach from two doors without counting on both squads to get there at the same time.
On the planning screen, the analog stick moves the map cursor and the right trigger switches teams. Check both bindings in Flycast before marking waypoints. You can hide the other teams’ routes to see exactly where one squad is supposed to stop.
Once the mission starts, you see the building from a team leader’s point of view. If you brought more than one team, you can switch leaders during the operation. The small map still shows your current squad’s route and the positions of hostages or enemies your teams have spotted.

Save a plan to the VMU before deploying if you want to try it again. The save keeps your routes, team assignments and equipment, so you can revisit the same approach without plotting every waypoint again.








