Ecks v Sever

An arrogant and disobedient FBI Agent born in Massachusetts who studied Criminology and Philosophy, known for his overzealous tactics and pursuit of a truth denied to him after the death of his family.

A beautiful yet deadly NSA Operative taken in as an orphan and trained in assassination and counter-terrorism, possessing a 'Werewolf' grade elite tactical status and a cold, calculating nature.

Lightly armed guards found patrolling warehouses late at night with small revolvers and no armor, making them persistent but easy targets to dispatch.

Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who wear suits and carry standard side arms, often appearing in small groups and equipped with sunglasses, radio earpieces, and mobile phones to call for reinforcements.

Moderately armed and lightly armored special police units that respond to crisis operations, equipped with semi-automatic shotguns and load-bearing tactical vests.

Heavily armored and moderately armed experienced members of the SWAT assault team who direct tactical deployment, equipped with MP5 submachine guns, ballistic helmets, and shields.

Covert, high-tech warriors who operate stealthfully and silently, heavily armed with specialized rifles but poorly armored, known for being fanatical and dangerous opponents.

Strange-looking operatives who employ unconventional attack methods and are rumored to be genetically modified, featuring very tough government prototype armor and 40mm grenade launchers.

You may experience difficulty controlling or receiving signals through Game Link cables if they are not specific to the Game Boy Advance, are not securely connected, are plugged or unplugged during communication, are connected incorrectly, or if more than four systems are used.

Sever's default weapon that allows a single bullet to be fired even when completely out of ammunition, though with a slower reload time.

Ecks's default weapon that allows a single bullet to be fired even when completely out of ammunition, though with a slower reload time.

A compact and handy weapon that fires a 9mm Short cartridge with rapid fire, though its cartridge lacks the punch of the M16a.

A standard military issue rifle featuring a larger barrel, stronger fore-end and hand guard, an attached folding bipod, and a forward assault handgrip.

A military and police sniping rifle that allows the player to activate sniper mode to zoom and aim, though the player cannot walk while in this mode.

A gas operated weapon fed from a 10 round, pre-loaded cylindrical magazine that packs quite a wallop when used properly.

A revolutionary weapon that fires a special caseless cartridge and delivers a three round burst at a rate of 2000 rds/min.

A multiple-barrel 'Gatling-type' machine gun based on the 20mm Vulcan development, specifically designed for use in helicopters or vehicle mounts.

A weapon featuring a break top action, ladder rear sight, retractable shoulder stock, and external hammer.

A hand grenade fitted with a fuse that activates an explosive charge, causing it to burst into numerous fragments when detonated.

Mines that can kill or incapacitate victims and contain a blast, bounding fragmentation, or direct fragmentation warhead.

Ammunition for various weapons found scattered throughout buildings, serving as a much-needed commodity when supplies run short.

Gear that takes the brunt of hits or impacts but loses effectiveness after continual damage until it becomes useless.

Provides a short burst of health increase, sufficient to get the player out of a tricky situation until a full health kit can be used.

Provides a full boost of health for the player.

Allows the player to see the heat signatures of hidden foes in smoky or dark environments.

Items that grant entrance to secure areas within buildings by matching the appropriate colored key to the door input terminal.