List of firearms in first-person shooters

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Many first-person shooter computer games, in order to achieve a reasonable degree of realism, are designed such that their firearms are similar to or copies of existing and widely used munitions. The following is a list of selected FPS computer games, and those firearms in each with a clear real-life counterpart.

Mêlée weapons (such as knives), grenades or fictitious weapons should not be added in this article. grenade launchers and rocket launchers however, can be added.

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Full released games or Purchased Re-Released Mods

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007: Nightfire (Console/PC)

To avoid copyright, the names of the weapons were changed to fictitious variations, the real names are mentioned below with their game names in brackets.

The PC version of Nightfire had a different weapon list, featured below:

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America's Army (PC)

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Call of Duty (PC)

The Call of Duty: United Offensive expansion added the following weapons:

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Call of Duty 2 (PC)

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Counter-Strike (PC)

Originally a Half-Life mod

(see Counter-Strike equipment for full list of the weapons and equipment as depicted and used in the game)

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Battlefield 2 (PC)

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Day of Defeat (PC)

Originally a Half-Life mod

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Day of Defeat: Source (PC)

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GoldenEye 007 (Nintendo 64)

Similar to 007: Nightfire, the weapons names were changed to avoid copyright.

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Half-Life (PC/Playstation 2)

When Half-Life: Blue Shift was released in 2001, a Hi-Definition Pack replaced the models of some of the weapons, listed below:

The Half-Life: Opposing Force expansion added the following weapons:

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Half-Life 2 (PC, Xbox)

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IGI 2: Covert Strike (PC)

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Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (PC)

The Medal of Honor: Allied Assault Spearhead expansion added these weapons:

The Medal of Honor: Allied Assault Breakthrough expansion added these weapons:

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Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix (PC)

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Tactical Ops: Assault on Terror (PC)

Originally an Unreal Tournament mod

In addition, many online servers have weapon packs, which include weapons that were in older versions, like the Steyr AUG and FAMAS, or custom weapons such as tear gas grenades.

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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear (PC)

The Rogue Spear: Urban Operations expansion added the following weapons:

The Rogue Spear: Black Thorn expansion added the following weapons:

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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown (PS2/XBOX)

  • Rifles
    • HK G36C, special forces version of the G36 rifle, 5.56mm
    • SR4-CQB, M4 carbine with underbarrel shotgun, called the "Masterkey" system, 5.56mm/12-gauge
    • SA58, shortened FN FAL rifle, 7.62mm
    • OICW, advanced weapon system, 5.56mm
    • MTAR-21, special forces variant of the TAR-21 rifle, 5.56mm
    • AS9, suppressed rifle used by Russian special forces
    • WA2000, specialized sniper rifle with digital scope, .300
  • Submachine guns
    • HK MP5/10, version of the MP5 chambered for the 10mm auto cartridge
    • HK MP7SD, suppressed MP7 personal defense weapon,
    • P90TR, the P90 submachinegun with attached scope, 5.7mm
    • PP-90M1, Russian submachinegun, 9mm
    • HK UMP-9, variant of the UMP submachinegun, chambered for the 9x19mm round
  • Shotguns
    • MAG7, South African shotgun similar in design to the Uzi, 12-gauge
    • SPAS-15, Italian made semi-automatic shotgun, 12-gauge
    • USAS-12, fully automatic shotgun, 12-gauge
    • Super 90, lightweight semi-auto combat shotgun, 12-gauge
  • Machine guns
    • M249SPW, variant of the M249 SAW used by U.S. military, 5.56mm
    • M73E, light machine gun
    • U100MK3, lightweight machine gun with attached scope, 5.56mm
  • Pistols
  • Explosives
    • GL69A, single-shot grenade launcher, 40mm


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Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory (PC)

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Released Conversion Modifications of Games

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The Specialists

(Half-Life modification)

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Urban Terror

(Quake 3 Arena modification)

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