Rainbow Six: Siege

Ubisoft's premier tactical shooter received the next-gen treatment and now, it's looking better than ever on the new hardware.

"It's in competitive multiplayer where the game shines. The matches are short, intense and always surprising."

The typically-held Montreal tournament is shifting to an American city in February.

Each bundle will see 50% of revenue sent back to the respective team.

The organisation is making changes to its Rainbow Six: Siege team.

The team are back-to-back-to-back victors of the tournament.

The event will conclude over the weekend.

16 teams will be competing for a share of a $2 million prize pool.

It gives paying players access to exclusive premium content.

The organisation overcame Team BDS to win the event over the weekend.

Eight teams remain in contention at the tournament.

The first phase of the tournament starts this week.

The two organisations will continue working together on a new front.

The team will be competing in the North American League when it makes its return.

Whilst two members also depart the organisation.

The shooter joins the major festival this summer.

The Wildcard Queens will be competing in the women's leagues.