Rainbow Six Siege X will introduce Dual Front, a new 6v6 mode that will allow players to have both Attackers and Defenders on ...

Ubisoft's announcement confirms May 18 as an important day for Rainbow Six Siege, with a lot in store for the long-running tactical shooter.

Watch the Dual Front 6v6 Mode Trailer for Rainbow Six Siege X, a new era for the iconic tactical first-person shooter developed by Ubisoft. Players will be able to mix attackers and defenders in ...

It aims to accommodate the new 6v6 format and to be the birthplace of new and innovative strategies never before seen in Rainbow Six Siege. Unlike strafe shooters, where slow walking can eliminate ...

Ubisoft announced the release date for the Siege X update to the popular online shooter. We also learned the updated system ...

Rainbow Six Siege has remained the king of tactical shooters ... The latest game mode in Siege, Dual Front, is a completely new experience offering 6v6 teams and the ability to respawn after ...

TL;DR: A major leak from the Rainbow Six Siege Discord server revealed details about the upcoming Siege X launch, including a new 6v6 mode called Dual Front, operator reworks, and collaborations ...

Rainbow Six Siege X is coming as a major update to Ubisoft's competitive esports game on June 10 to the consoles and PC.

the new Rainbow Six Siege X update will also introduce a new way to play the game. Shacknews recently had a chance to join up with other members of the press for a new 6v6 game mode called Dual Front.

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege was released in 2015 and has had ... Dual Front is a new 6v6 game mode where two teams must battle for control of zones. Both teams are simultaneously attacking ...

Rainbow Six Siege is one of the most mechanically impressive ... Siege X is set to include new destructible set pieces and even a permanent 6v6 mode called Dual Front. The closed beta is now ...

Following a unique 6v6 format, Dual Front will feature dynamic ... If you've already bought any version of Rainbow Six Siege then there's no need to worry either. You will retain all previously ...