Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2: Summit Strike
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Developer(s)	Red Storm Entertainment
Publisher(s)	Ubisoft Entertainment
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Release	2005
Platform(s)	Xbox
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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2: Summit Strike is a video game developed by Red Storm Entertainment, released for Xbox in 2005. It takes place after the Xbox version of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2.

Contents 1 Storyline 1.1 Missions 2 Gameplay 3 Characters 3.1 Ghosts 3.2 Kazakhstan 4 Weapons 4.1 Rifleman 4.2 Grenadier 4.3 Gunner 4.4 Marksmen 4.5 Pistols 4.6 Explosives

StorylineEdit

In 2012 the country of Kazakhstan has fallen into chaos. The Kazakh president and Security Council were assassinated in an explosion set by a notorious Pakistani warlord and arms dealer named Asad Rahil. With the President dead, the Kazakh military fractured into factions vying for political control of the country. Rahil quickly moved in and consolidated power using his corrupt Kazakh military contacts. A large group of soldiers loyal to the country of Kazakhstan has been working closely with U.N. ground forces to stabilize the region. The Ghosts have been sent in to capture Rahil and neutralize his military presence. They are working closely with a contact in the Kazakh military named Grigoriy Koslov. Together, the Ghosts and Koslov shadow the U.N. ground force’s assaults against Rahil’s troops and track him from the southern mountain ranges to the wastes of the arid badlands.

MissionsEdit

• Peaks
• Mountain Base
• Rolling Hills
• River Valley
• Industrial Complex
• Bunker Hill
• Government District
• Bunker Hill Redux
• Launch Facility
• Canyons
• Badlands Fortess

GameplayEdit

The game is a first-person shooter. The player controls a squad of four soldiers, although there are several Lone Wolf missions. The player has the option of choosing weapons based off of four classes.

CharactersEdit

GhostsEdit

• Captain Scott Mitchell (Team Leader)
• Master Sergeant Derrick Parker (Grenadier)
• Sergeant Nick Salvatore (Gunner)
• Staff Sergeant Alicia Diaz (Marksman)
• Sergeant First Class Joe Ramirez
• Staff Sergeant Mike Kim (Marksman)
• Staff Sergeant Marcus Brown (Gunner)
• Staff Sergeant Jennifer Burke (Rifleman)
• Staff Sergeant David Foster (Grenadier)

KazakhstanEdit

• Senior Sergeant Grigoriy Koslov
• Asad Rahil

WeaponsEdit

RiflemanEdit

• XM8 (Multiple versions)
• XM29
• Famas
• Felin FV2
• G36K (Multiple versions)
• M16A2
• M25
• MP5
• SA80
• SCAR-L
• SCAR-H

GrenadierEdit

• M16
  • M203
• AG-36 grenade launcher
• XM8

GunnerEdit

• M240B
• MK 46
• MK 48
• AS56
• MG4
• XM8

MarksmenEdit

• LRS 338
• M14
• SPR-468
• MSG-90
• SL9
• XM8

PistolsEdit

• Beretta M9
• M1911

ExplosivesEdit

• Claymore
• M67 fragmentation grenade
• M183 satchel
• M3A2