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| ⚫ | '''[[Grand Theft Auto 1|''Grand Theft Auto 1'']]''', '''[[Grand Theft Auto: London 1969|''Grand Theft Auto: London 1969'']]''' and '''[[Grand Theft Auto: London 1961|''Grand Theft Auto: London 1961'']]''' were originally introduced with '''a very limited number of weapons'''. Weapons which are featured in the expansion packs are covered under this article. |
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== Description == |
== Description == |
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In total, only five types of weaponry are available in the game, with one being [[Fist|hand-to-hand combat]] that inflicts no damage while the remaining four are firearms designed to damage vehicles and kill people. The weapons are virtually identical in nature in the London expansion packs but feature different graphical designs to reflect the era of the games. |
In total, only five types of weaponry are available in the game, with one being [[Fist|hand-to-hand combat]] that inflicts no damage while the remaining four are firearms designed to damage vehicles and kill people. The weapons are virtually identical in nature in the London expansion packs but feature different graphical designs to reflect the era of the games. |
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| − | Weapons in GTA 1 are typically obtained by breaking crates scattered around the game's three cities, regardless |
+ | Weapons in ''GTA 1'' are typically obtained by breaking crates scattered around the game's three cities, regardless whether or not the player is in a vehicle; weapons may also be picked up from deceased individuals who were armed. The amount of ammunition for all weapons is measured by single units, and as such, is considerably simple when compared to its more modern counterparts in the ''GTA'' series. |
| − | The weapon system in GTA 1 served as the basis for improved and expanded versions in many of its successors, as all of the weapons have been present in nearly all GTA games, with the exception of the [[flamethrower]], which is not available in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. |
+ | The weapon system in ''GTA 1'' served as the basis for improved and expanded versions in many of its successors, as all of the weapons have been present in nearly all ''GTA'' games, with the exception of the [[flamethrower]], which is not available in [[Grand Theft Auto IV|''Grand Theft Auto IV'']]. |
== List of weapons == |
== List of weapons == |
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|A firearm that fires a rapid succession of bullets, faster than the Pistol. Obtainable in a majority of locations. |
|A firearm that fires a rapid succession of bullets, faster than the Pistol. Obtainable in a majority of locations. |
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|A rocket-propelled grenade launcher that fires rockets designed to explode on impact, generating additional splash damaged in its vicinity. Ideal for destroying vehicles, but is very rare. |
|A rocket-propelled grenade launcher that fires rockets designed to explode on impact, generating additional splash damaged in its vicinity. Ideal for destroying vehicles, but is very rare. |
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Revision as of 16:03, 3 December 2014
Grand Theft Auto 1, Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London 1961 were originally introduced with a very limited number of weapons. Weapons which are featured in the expansion packs are covered under this article.
Description
In total, only five types of weaponry are available in the game, with one being hand-to-hand combat that inflicts no damage while the remaining four are firearms designed to damage vehicles and kill people. The weapons are virtually identical in nature in the London expansion packs but feature different graphical designs to reflect the era of the games.
Weapons in GTA 1 are typically obtained by breaking crates scattered around the game's three cities, regardless whether or not the player is in a vehicle; weapons may also be picked up from deceased individuals who were armed. The amount of ammunition for all weapons is measured by single units, and as such, is considerably simple when compared to its more modern counterparts in the GTA series.
The weapon system in GTA 1 served as the basis for improved and expanded versions in many of its successors, as all of the weapons have been present in nearly all GTA games, with the exception of the flamethrower, which is not available in Grand Theft Auto IV.
List of weapons
| Name | Weapon icon (GTA 1) |
Weapon icon (GTA London) |
Description |
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| Melee attack | None; activated when no firearms are selected. | Ditto. | Essentially consisting of punches that temporarily incapacitate a target, melee attacks are virtually ineffective in killing people. |
| Pistol (Slot 1) |  |
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The Pistol is a firearm that fires a small number of bullets at a time and is considered the weakest available weapon in the game. Found mostly near police stations and hospitals, the pistol is very easy to find. |
| Machine Gun (Slot 2) | 
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A firearm that fires a rapid succession of bullets, faster than the Pistol. Obtainable in a majority of locations. |
| Rocket Launcher (Slot 3) | 
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A rocket-propelled grenade launcher that fires rockets designed to explode on impact, generating additional splash damaged in its vicinity. Ideal for destroying vehicles, but is very rare. |
| Flamethrower (Slot 4) | 
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A fire-based weapon that releases a stream of flames, burning people and similarly damaging vehicles. Perfect for killing a group of people at once, but is very rare.
The GTA1 rendition of the flamethrower icon is basically a modified version of the machine gun icon. |
| Weapons in Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto: London (1969/1961) | |
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| Weapons | Fist | Pistol | Machine Gun | Flamethrower | Rocket Launcher |
| Car Weapons | Car Bomb |
| Deleted Weapons | Petrol Bomb |