A variety of weapons are available in Crackdown and Crackdown 2 and are used by most factions in Pacific City in the conflicts between the Agency and its enemies.
Complete Table of Weapons & Equipment[]
| Crackdown | Crackdown 2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Pistols |
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| SMGs | ||
| Shotguns | ||
| Assault Rifles | ||
| Machine Guns | ||
| Sniper Rifles | ||
| Heavy | ||
| Grenades |
Crackdown 2 Cut Weapons[]
Some weapons were not available in the final game.[]
Concept art for the Agency DEW-A4
- Agency DEW-A4 - Originally, Crackdown 2 was intended to have multiple UV firearms instead of just the UV Shotgun. The DEW-A4 was an assault rifle-like UV weapon with a longer range. It could hold 25 rounds at once, had a faster fire rate, and heavy splash damage.
Concept art for Agency DEW-A5
- Agency DEW-A5 - The Agency DEW-A5 resembled a sniper rifle and had an equivalent range, and was the "pinnacle of the Agency's directed energy weapon technology." It could hold 25 rounds at once, had a fast fire rate, and heavy splash damage.
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Concept art for the Agency AT-PL
- Agency AT-PL - The AT-PL was a turret directed energy weapon. Unlike the other energy weapons, the AT-PL would have fired a rapid stream of smaller rounds that did not create splash damage. It had a capacity of at least 200 rounds.
Concept art for the Agency AT-UV 40
- Agency AT-UV 40 - A larger energy weapon, the AT-UV was similar in function to the UV Shotgun. It had UV Shotgun's short range, but when fired it would have projected a much more powerful UV light. Because the AT-UV is listed as having no ammo capacity, fire rate, or recoil, it may have worked like a portable spotlight.