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ā | The '''Central Intelligence Agency''' or '''CIA''' is a government agency that appears in the ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' series. They appear in ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' |
+ | {{LawOrganisation Info|name = Central Intelligence Agency|aka = CIA|games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]<br>[[GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[GTA Chinatown Wars]]''|type = Government Agency|vehicles = [[Bobcat]]<br>[[Maverick]]<br>[[Andromada]]|locations = [[San Andreas]]<br>[[Liberty City]]}}The '''Central Intelligence Agency''' or '''CIA''' is a government agency that appears in the ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' series. They appear in ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]''. |
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===''Grand Theft Auto III''=== |
===''Grand Theft Auto III''=== |
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In ''GTA III'', their first appearance is in the mission [[Evidence Dash]], where a CIA agent drives a Bulletproof [[Bobcat]]. The CIA also monitors the [[Shoreside Lift Bridge]] when [[Ray Machowski]] tries to [[Marked Man|flee the city by flight]]. They are also said to have an interest in the [[Colombian Cartel|Cartel]] manufactured drug [[SPANK]]. Weapons include M-16s, and Micro-Uzis. They are portrayed as men with light skin, and dark clothes. These also appear as random pedestrians. |
In ''GTA III'', their first appearance is in the mission [[Evidence Dash]], where a CIA agent drives a Bulletproof [[Bobcat]]. The CIA also monitors the [[Shoreside Lift Bridge]] when [[Ray Machowski]] tries to [[Marked Man|flee the city by flight]]. They are also said to have an interest in the [[Colombian Cartel|Cartel]] manufactured drug [[SPANK]]. Weapons include M-16s, and Micro-Uzis. They are portrayed as men with light skin, and dark clothes. These also appear as random pedestrians. |
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In [[1992]] they make another appearance when [[Carl Johnson|CJ]] [[Interdiction|attempts to obtain a package for Mike Toreno]], and when he has to [[Stowaway|bomb a plane containing a consignment of land mines]]. While on board the [[Andromada]] plane they utter strange phrases that is speculated evidence of [http://gta-myths.wikia.com/wiki/UFOs UFOs] and [http://gta-myths.wikia.com/wiki/Aliens aliens] in the game. |
In [[1992]] they make another appearance when [[Carl Johnson|CJ]] [[Interdiction|attempts to obtain a package for Mike Toreno]], and when he has to [[Stowaway|bomb a plane containing a consignment of land mines]]. While on board the [[Andromada]] plane they utter strange phrases that is speculated evidence of [http://gta-myths.wikia.com/wiki/UFOs UFOs] and [http://gta-myths.wikia.com/wiki/Aliens aliens] in the game. |
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ā | In ''GTA: San Andreas'' they appear with two different agents. One with light skin, black suit and tie, gray hair, and dark sunglasses. The other agent has dark skin, a black suit with a black tie, black hair and mustache, and black sunglasses, also this agent never talks to [[Carl Johnson|Carl]] unlike the other one. These two could be a reference to the film " |
+ | In ''GTA: San Andreas'' they appear with two different agents. One with light skin, black suit and tie, gray hair, and dark sunglasses. The other agent has dark skin, a black suit with a black tie, black hair and mustache, and black sunglasses, also this agent never talks to [[Carl Johnson|Carl]] unlike the other one. These two could be a reference to the film "[[wp:Men in Black (film)|Men In Black]]", or [[Rockstar Games]] placed them there to go along with the alien theme out in the [[Bone County|desert]]. They have [[AK-47]]s along with the [[Micro Uzi]]s. Their vehicles for are special black [[Maverick]]s and a special black [[Bobcat]]s. |
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+ | It appears that Toreno himself works for the CIA. The agents fought by CJ possibly means there is a rivalry between several divisions of the CIA. |
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===''Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars''=== |
===''Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars''=== |
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Unlike other games, in ''GTA: CW'' the agency was renamed to '''Agency of Centered Intelligence'''. Players receive the "Platinum Syringe" trophy for services rendered in powders (Cocaine and Heroin) distribution. |
Unlike other games, in ''GTA: CW'' the agency was renamed to '''Agency of Centered Intelligence'''. Players receive the "Platinum Syringe" trophy for services rendered in powders (Cocaine and Heroin) distribution. |
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+ | ===Grand Theft Auto III=== |
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+ | *[[Evidence Dash]] |
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+ | ===Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas=== |
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+ | *[[Interdiction]] |
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+ | *[[Stowaway]] |
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+ | *[[Black Project]] <small>(voice)</small> |
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+ | *[[Misappropriation]] <small>(as the DEA agent)</small> |
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+ | ===Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars=== |
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+ | *[[Hit the Pier]]Ā |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[IAA]], an agency based on the CIA in ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''. |
*[[IAA]], an agency based on the CIA in ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''. |
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Revision as of 15:28, 20 April 2015
Template:LawOrganisation InfoThe Central Intelligence Agency or CIA is a government agency that appears in the Grand Theft Auto series. They appear in Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
Appearances
Grand Theft Auto III
In GTA III, their first appearance is in the mission Evidence Dash, where a CIA agent drives a Bulletproof Bobcat. The CIA also monitors the Shoreside Lift Bridge when Ray Machowski tries to flee the city by flight. They are also said to have an interest in the Cartel manufactured drug SPANK. Weapons include M-16s, and Micro-Uzis. They are portrayed as men with light skin, and dark clothes. These also appear as random pedestrians.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
In 1992 they make another appearance when CJ attempts to obtain a package for Mike Toreno, and when he has to bomb a plane containing a consignment of land mines. While on board the Andromada plane they utter strange phrases that is speculated evidence of UFOs and aliens in the game.
In GTA: San Andreas they appear with two different agents. One with light skin, black suit and tie, gray hair, and dark sunglasses. The other agent has dark skin, a black suit with a black tie, black hair and mustache, and black sunglasses, also this agent never talks to Carl unlike the other one. These two could be a reference to the film "Men In Black", or Rockstar Games placed them there to go along with the alien theme out in the desert. They have AK-47s along with the Micro Uzis. Their vehicles for are special black Mavericks and a special black Bobcats.
It appears that Toreno himself works for the CIA. The agents fought by CJ possibly means there is a rivalry between several divisions of the CIA.
Grand Theft Auto IV
Aleks Thornton also appears in Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony as a minor character working for the CIA.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
Unlike other games, in GTA: CW the agency was renamed to Agency of Centered Intelligence. Players receive the "Platinum Syringe" trophy for services rendered in powders (Cocaine and Heroin) distribution.
Mission Appearances
Grand Theft Auto III
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- Interdiction
- Stowaway
- Black Project (voice)
- Misappropriation (as the DEA agent)
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
- Hit the Pier
See also
- IAA, an agency based on the CIA in Grand Theft Auto V.
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