It is known simply as the Uzi in GTA III; in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City it is called the Uzi 9mm on the original PlayStation 2 version and the Uz-I on all other versions, and Grand Theft Auto Advance.

In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, the Micro SMG appears as a full-size Uzi, complete with a stock and a large barrel handle on the lower side, in front of the trigger grip, while in Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto Advance, the weapon appears as a Micro Uzi, an even smaller version that lacks a stock, and that has some resemblance with the MAC-10.

In GTA III, the Micro SMG is the weapon of choice for the Yakuza, Southside Hoods, Colombian Cartel and Leone family (only before completing Sayonara Salvatore ).

In GTA Vice City, Vercetti Gang members carry Micro SMGs after the end of the games storyline.

The Micro SMG is also one of the first weapons used by the player.

In GTA San Andreas, the Micro SMG has two magazines taped together for easier reloads.

Its compact design allows the character to hold it with either a single hand or with two hands for more accurate shots.

Much like in the 3D Universe, it is often favored by criminals and gang members.

The Micro SMG has a 50-round magazine capacity (even though the model shows the dimensions of a 32-round magazine).

There is also a golden variant that appears in The Ballad of Gay Tony, called the Gold SMG.

In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, the Micro SMG appears to be based on the Micro Uzi with bare elements from the full-size Uzi.

It seems to have a small collapsible stock, but is never used.

The weapon is now depicted with a more traditional folding stock and features Picatinny rails on it, suggesting it also has element from the Uzi Pro, an improved version of the Micro Uzi with the aforementioned parts, allowing it for attachments.

In Grand Theft Auto III, it takes the form of the compact Micro Uzi, which allows the player to run while firing.

This version holds 25 rounds, and has a moderate rate of fire and damage.

It holds 30 rounds, and has a high rate of fire equal to that of the Mac 10.

When compared to it, it deals higher damage (the same as in GTA III ), at the expense of not allowing Tommy to run while firing (while the Mac 10 does).

It also has higher magazine capacity of 50 rounds, but has a rather slow rate of fire equal to that of the Tec-9.

Its capabilities can be quite lethal at close range, but it will often miss the target at longer ranges due to is huge recoil, so it is advised to fire short bursts at distances.

The Micro SMG shares the same weapon skill slot as the Tec-9; when the Hitman skill level is reached, the weapon can be dual-wielded, effectively doubling the firepower.

However, in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, it has a lowered rate of fire (along with the Mac 10), which means it is now outclassed by the MP5 in nearly every way, since the latter has the same fire rate but deals much higher damage.

It is one of the weakest weapons in the game, and should only used in close quarters combat and drive-bys because of its incredible rate of fire.

Its ammo per magazine means the player can damage the targets car enough to damper their mobility (i.e.

While it is better than the Pistol or the Dual Pistol, the Micro SMG will be easily outclassed by the SMG, although it still has more ammo per magazine than the aforementioned weapon.

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