Our Video Game Gun Rack

So many games, so many guns. Most are good, but some have to be the best, and it’s only the best that we’ve decided to hang on our Kotaku Gun สล็อตฟรี Rack. Keep the crows off our porch. There’s no room for funny guns here. Nothing stupid, or novel, or unique. No, only guns that do an exceptional job of killing things are worth a spot on our hand-crafted pinewood rack. That or ones that are just OK at killing, but have won our hearts nonetheless.(new Image()).src = 'https://capi.connatix.com/tr/si?token=995c4c7d-194f-4077-b0a0-7ad466eb737c&cid=872d12ce-453b-4870-845f-955919887e1b'; cnx.cmd.push(function() { cnx({ playerId: "995c4c7d-194f-4077-b0a0-7ad466eb737c" }).render("79703296e5134c75a2db6e1b64762017"); }); https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du6WAKLCucM M1 Garand (Call of Duty, Medal of Honor, Battlefield & More) There is no weapon in all of video games more cathartic than the trusty old M1 Garand, standard issue rifle for US infantrymen in the Second World War. It’s old. It’s got a small ammo capacity. It’s inaccurate. And you can’t even reload it mid-clip. But that “ping” noise you hear when you empty a cartridge, and the spent casing goes flying off the screen…you know you’ve shot a man to death with more bullets than were needed, just for the fun of it. Lancer (Gears of War) The Lancer is a decent enough rifle in its own right, but its two other features that make it stand out. The first is the fact its got a reloading minigame attached to it, turning what is normally a tedious waiting period into something you can turn to your advantage. Secondly, it has a chainsaw on the end of it. Pistol (Halo) There’s only one pistol from the Halo universe we’d want in our collection, and it’s the one from the first game in the Halo series. The backup firearm may not have looked like much, but it had it where it counted, a quick rate of fire and surprisingly hefty punch making it, pound-for-pound, the most useful weapon in the game. And the cheapest in multiplayer. AWM/P (Counter-Strike) The gun so good สล็อตฟรี Valve had to tone it down. Back in Counter-Strike’s prime, around the turn of the millennium, this gun would kill you if it even turned ทดลองเล่นสล็อตฟรี its barrel in your general direction. That’s no joke. It was one shot, one kill. While later revisions have scaled back the sniper rifle’s raw power, we were lucky enough to grab an earlier model, which now enjoys a retirement spent shooting cans off our back fence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRpV15D77Gg BFG (Doom series) BFG. Stands for BIG FUCKING GUN. It’d be an arrogant title were it not also so apt, the weapon not only dwarfing others in Doom’s arsenal, but also being one of the most powerful firearms in video game history. You walk into a room, you pull the trigger, and everything dies Schofield Revolver (Red Dead Redemption) We’ve selected most of the weapons on our rack based on their raw kiling power, but the Schofield is a little different. It’s not that it isn’t a handy weapon – it’s one of the game’s better sidearms – it’s just that not many guns in a video game are so emotional. It’s given to you by one of your only real friends in a game where most people are strangers or enemies, and from that moment onward, becomes most people’s go-to-gun. Also, it’s a Western. Using anything other than a gunslinger’s trusty six-shooter just feels wrong, doesn’t it? Fat Man (Fallout 3) A portable nuclear weapon launcher. We like the standard version, but it’s the MIRV – which launches multiple warheads at once – that earns pride of place on our gun rack. Just look at that clip above. Look what happens. Double-Barrel Shotgun (Doom II) If you need an explanation as to why this is on the list, we have no idea why you’ve read this far down the page. There are plenty more weapons we could have added – some Desert Eagles, maybe a rocket launcher or two from the Grand Theft Auto series – but Kotaku Tower is only so big, which means out gun rack can only be so big. Let’s say, though, we could squeeze some more weapons on there. Which would you like to see? A crossbow from Half-Life? Quake’s railgun? Something from Contra? Metal Slug? Metroid? Something else?