Just Cause 2 is a 2010 open world action-adventure developed by Avalanche Studios and Eidos Interactive, published by Square Enix. The story follows the character of Rico Rodriguez as he is sent into the fictional island state of Panau by an organisation simply known as "The Agency", tasked with toppling it's current leader, "Baby" Panay.
The following firearms appear in the video game Just Cause 2:
Appears as the "Pistol". It can be identified as the Mark VII by the safety lever and its lack of scope rails as featured on the Mark XIX. The real calibre cannot be determined: The real Desert Eagle holds 9 rounds in .357, 8 in .44 Magnum and 7 in .50 AE, while the ingame version starts out with a 12 round magazine.
Dubbed the "Submachine Gun" ingame. The weapon was modelled without any kind of stock. The real weapon on the other hand can be acquired, for example, with a folding stock or a fixed buttstock.
Appears ingame as the "Assault Rifle". The magazine capacity can be gradually upgraded from 20 to 30 rounds across 6 levels. The ingame version lacks a carry handle, has a free floating handguard and a tubular metal buttstock with cheek rest.
A FPK / PSL Sniper Rifle with modified shoulder stock and synthetic foregrip appears as the "Sniper Rifle". Interestingly, enemy snipers are frequently seen using this weapon in conjunction with Laser Aiming Modules, which are never actually present on the rifles.
Simply named "Rocket Launcher". Holds an unrealistic 3 rockets at upgrade level 1. Baby Panay carries an even more unrealistic version which is semi-automatic and never reloads.
The GE M134 can be found mounted in emplacements, on patrol boats and helicopters. It's most prominent appearance is during the mission "The White Tiger". The M134 in emplacements can be removed and carried around similar to the GE M134 handheld Minigun in Terminator 2. Although in Just Cause 2 the weapon retains it's spade grips along with the added pistol grip.
