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FBI Agents wear black suits with dark glasses and blue jackets with "FBI" printed on the back in nearly all of the GTA III era games (Excluding GTA III itself and San Andreas.). In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] they wear black vests over gray t-shirts with "FBI" printed on the back. The FIB agents are well armed in all appearances, and their vehicles are generally extremely fast. The FBI comes four agents in each car, and since they are well armed and very accurate, they will kill the player extremely quick if they have an open range. They carry MP5 in all of the GTA III era games except for [[Grand Theft Auto III]] where this weapon is unavailable and instead they carry [[AK-47]]'s and will also drop [[Pistol|pistols]] if killed. | FBI Agents wear black suits with dark glasses and blue jackets with "FBI" printed on the back in nearly all of the GTA III era games (Excluding GTA III itself and San Andreas.). In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] they wear black vests over gray t-shirts with "FBI" printed on the back. The FIB agents are well armed in all appearances, and their vehicles are generally extremely fast. The FBI comes four agents in each car, and since they are well armed and very accurate, they will kill the player extremely quick if they have an open range. They carry MP5 in all of the GTA III era games except for [[Grand Theft Auto III]] where this weapon is unavailable and instead they carry [[AK-47]]'s and will also drop [[Pistol|pistols]] if killed. | ||
===GTA IV | ===GTA IV=== | ||
In GTA IV, the agency is known as the Federal Investigation Bureau (FIB), presumably to avoid conflict with the real-life FBI. The name is also a play on words, since ''fib'' is a synonym of lie. | In GTA IV, the agency is known as the Federal Investigation Bureau (FIB), presumably to avoid conflict with the real-life FBI. The name is also a play on words, since ''fib'' is a synonym of lie. | ||