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Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Arsenal

Below is a little write-up on each weapon in the game; just a couple of sentences on each. As you play through the game, you'll no doubt start to develop preferences for certain weapons as you stray away from others. That's all up to you. We'll simply describe each below, so you know what's what. Enjoy!


92FS 9mm - This pistol is your standard weapon, and it'll be your secondary weapon more often than it's not for the duration of the game. It's a good weapon to fall back on, with a quick rate of fire and lots of ammunition. Unfortunately, it's also a weak weapon, so if you're going to use it often, be sure to go for headshots when possible.

AK-47 – The AK-47 is going to be your standard choice for assault rifle, one you'll find often. While it's the weakest assault rifle solution in the game out of the three choices you'll be presented with, rest assured that it's still a viable weapon to use in virtually any situation. If you're looking for more power and have a choice, however, you may want to defer to the M4 or FAL.

Desert-5 The Desert-5 is essentially a Desert Eagle, an incredibly powerful handgun that can take an enemy's head off in one shot. With the exception of heavily-armed foes that you'll encounter here and there in the game, this is a weapon that will kill most enemies in a single hit. Like so many other powerful weapons in the game, however, finding more ammunition for it once you found it and used it is likely not going to happen.

Dragon Sniper - The game refers to this weapon as the Dragon Sniper. Add the word "Rifle" to the end, and you'll have a more succinct title -- the Dragon Sniper Rifle. As the game's only truly scoped, long-range weapon, the options the Dragon Sniper gives you are incredible. You can fire the weapon like an assault rifle (though it isn't an automatic weapon). But by clicking the analog stick, you can zoom in on enemies and go for headshots from afar. A great weapon to prime entrances with, in addition to its obvious ranged advantage.

FAL - We here at IGN really like the FAL. It's a powerful assault rifle that pulses fire for you automatically, maximizing its damage output inherently, since it won't let you fire more rounds than necessary without further pulsing the weapon. The FAL is found often during the game's middle chapters, and when it's around, you'll most certainly want to use it above any other assault rifle-type weapon you find.

GAU-19 - The GAU-19 is single-handedly the most powerful weapon in the game, but unfortunately, it's both extremely rare and incredible clumsy. These gatling guns are so heavy to handle that you can't run around with them; you can only walk at a very slow rate. However, these weapons can tear apart almost any enemy in the game in a matter of seconds. When you find one of these weapons, plant your feet and eliminate groups of enemies with a big smile on your face.

M32 Hammer – The M32 Hammer is a rare weapon indeed, for it is Uncharted 2's only grenade launcher. When you find one, you're going to want to use it, because it has the ability of doing devastating amounts of damage, usually resulting in one-hit kills. If you're extra sly, you can kill multiple enemies at once with its ordnance, though you'll want to be careful if your enemies are packing the M32 as well.

M4 – Out of the game's two standard assault rifles, the AK-47 and the M4, the M4 is the more powerful, more preferable choice. Its ammunition is rare, as is finding the gun in the wild on its own, but when you do find it, maximize your use of it. The M4's modern design makes it a feared weapon of your enemies. Unfortunately, you'll often find that same M4 being pointed at you during firefights, as well.

Micro 9mm – Are you into Uzis? Then this weapon is for you. The game's only Uzi isn't often found, and in fact, it's not all that powerful either. Its high rate-of-fire and relative rarity will no doubt intrigue you, however. If you're going to use this weapon, pulsing your fire is the key to manufacturing as much damage as possible.

Mk-NDI - If you like grenades, than the Mk-NDI is for you. The game's only variety of grenade, the uses of the Mk-NDI are myriad. You can carry up to four at any time, and you'll want to use them as often as you can, since they aren't rare. You'll find them often both on dead bodies and strewn around the environment with regularity, so never hesitate to use these explosives to your advantage.

Moss-12 – Out of Uncharted 2: Among Thieves' two shotgun options, the Moss-12 is the weaker of the pair. That doesn't mean it's a weak weapon on its own, however, because you can easily kill a standard soldier at close-range with a single shot from the Moss-12. You'll find it often in the game's early chapters, and not at all later on. As usual, a shotgun like this should be used at close range, or not at all.

Pistole - Probably the most powerful and versatile small arm in the game, the Pistole is either a pistol-shotgun, or a shotgun so sawed-off that it's barely recognizable. Either way, it packs an incredible wallop. Unfortunately, like its shotgun cousins, it's virtually useless from moderate and (especially) long range, so if you're going to use it, be sure you're doing so up-close and personal.

RPG-7 - The game's only RPG option (rocket-propelled grenade), the RPG-7 is a rare weapon, and one that you'll usually find when you don't need it. However, you should never let a good RPG go to waste, so be sure to kill at least one enemy with it when you find it. You'll more often than not be on the receiving end of RPGs, however, so take cover when those are coming your way, or deal with the consequences.

SAS-12 - The Moss-12 is the first shotgun you'll encounter and use in the game, but by the time you find the SAS-12 in the game's later chapters, you would have found Uncharted 2's ultimate shotgun. The SAS-12 is amongst the strongest weapons in the game, with a good rate of fire and incredible power. As is the case with its cousin, however, you'll need to use this weapon at close range to have any effect at all, which is unfortunate, since you'll be put in danger inherently by exposing yourself.