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| - The Machine Gun is a standard weapon available in Star Fox: Assault. It fires rapid shots, which is good for racking up damage. Machine Guns can be found just about anywhere, even some enemies will drop them. It has a more powerful counterpart, called the Gatling Gun.
- The Machine Gun is the standard Machine gun unit of the Industrial Age.
- 'Machine Gun' refers to a broad classification firearms of differing shapes, sizes and calibres. The key common feature amongst these weapons is the ability to make a lot of problems go away in a very short period of time. Typical classifications of machine gun are the automatic rifle, the sub-machine gun, the heavy, medium and light machine guns and the auto-cannon. They are utilised across the world by military, police, criminals, and those with self-esteem issues. And Republicans.
- The Machine Gun is a gun-type weapon used by Osmond in Dark Cloud.
- The Machine Gun is a late-game unit in the Civilization games.
- The Machine Gun is the strongest multi-bullet G.U.N. gun used in the game Shadow the Hegdehog. It is obtained when you destroy a GUN giant robot.
- Machine Gun is the second track from Sum 41's debut Ep, Half Hour of Power.
- Machine Gun was Cobrakus's Special Ability on Bakugan Dimensions.
- The machine gun is your stock weapon. You allways start with just a machine gun and 250 rounds. When you fire you will se tracer projectiles come out from the place the guns/cannons were placed in real world at the planes. The machine gun works well to destroy almost anything. Its damage and firing rate is increased with each tech level and the sound changes as the caliber goes up. You will actually never run empty on bullets- when your bullets are used up, you can still fire, but just at a pretty slow rate.
- The Tank-Mounted machine gun, or MG, is a machine gun utilized by tanks and repair tanks as a secondary armament to combat infantry and Helicopters. The machine gun is fairly effective for both tasks. These machine guns are 12.7mm in caliber and hold about 250 Rounds. The machine guns on tanks are highly accurate at close to medium ranges, and have a high rate of fire. These are the names of the machine guns used by each faction:
* 12.7mm NSVT Machine Gun - Soviet Union
* 12.7mm M2HB Machine Gun - United States
* 7.62mm MG3A1 Machine Gun - NATO
- The Machine Gun is a Weapon that has appeared in many LEGO Indiana Jones levels and cutscenses. It is both featured in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures and LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues. The gun is used in many levels and characters, mostly enemies. Some enemies armed with machine guns will drop them once you kill them then you can man the weapon and fire away. The machine gun fires a rapid burst of many bullets at the target, so watch out！. Some purchasable characters are armed with machine guns such as the Russian Machine Gunner.
- The Machine Gun is actually an SMG with a very high rate of fire. However, its accuracy is extremely low and is not suggested as a long range weapon. It is also quite weak, which makes it disadvantageous in comparison to the K-SMG or the Soviet Rifle. The Machine Gun can only fire in full automatic, but it can be dual-wielded. It is thus recommended to be a secondary weapon. It only appears in TimeSplitters Future Perfect. It makes its first Story mode appearance in The Russian Connection. It bears a very obvious similarity to the Heckler & Koch MP5K.
- Makineli tüfek,temel tank'ın basit 5 güncellemesinden biridir. ve 15. seviyeye geldiğinde seçilebilir. Makineli Tüfeği ayrıca destroyer içinde yükseltebilirsiniz, Topçu veya Püskürtme (sadece 45.levelde).
- Used by early space marines and UAC personnel, the MG-88 Enforcer has a big clip size, high rate of fire, and great accuracy. It was useful against most demons up to the Cacodemon and proved especially useful against the Lost Soul at the time of the demonic invasion of Mars. The clip of the weapon held 60 rounds.
- Later on, the machine gun was implemented by both the Assassins and the Byzantine Templars, during conflicts in Constantinople, over various dens which were scattered throughout the city.
- The Machine Gun (マシンガン Mashingan) is one of the three possible replacements for the Polar Star, and is the earliest one available. The Machine Gun is a weapon used by Curly Brace, and she will use it when the player fights her in the Sand Zone. Once she is defeated, and the player spares her, she will offer to swap the player's Polar Star for the Machine Gun.
- A cheap attack.
- A machine gun was a type of slugthrower.
- The Machine Gun is a weapon in Just Cause 2. For the identically named vehicle mounted machine gun in Just Cause 3, see: Mounted Gun.
- Machine guns are used by police and military forces in Earthrealm. Officer Kurtis Stryker and Jax Briggs also used this weapon in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon and Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe (in the case of Jax) . In the storyline of Mortal Kombat (2011), Kano and his Black Dragon thugs stole a large number of high-tech weapons including machine guns and rocket launchers, offering them to Shao Kahn, Shang Tsung and the Tarkata, aiding them in the Konqueror's new war on Earthrealm.
- Machine Guns are fully automatic, heavy firearms used by Guardians. Machine guns inflict heavy damage and, depending on the rarity and quality of the particular machine gun, may also provide other bonuses and benefits.
- Like infantry, but attacks at 2 and defends at 3.
- Machine guns are large, fully automatic firearms that usually have rapid rates of fire. Although they are often the most powerful guns, they are among the more seldom used weapons in the Madness Combat series. The first machine gun, the M60, appeared in Madness Avenger.
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- A very basic weapon, the Machine gun is only effective against infantry and light vehicles. It has no power against mechs, unlike its much larger cousin, the Autocannon. Most mechs have several for anti-infantry work. It is very cheap, and fires very quickly.
- The Machine gun is the support weapon used by the US Marines and Blackwatch. __TOC__
- Machine guns, or fully sustained rapid-fire automatic-reloading rifled guns are a class of automatic gun designed for sustained fire over extended periods, firing automatically when triggered.
- The Machine Gun is an Agency weapon in Crackdown 2. It has medium accuracy, damage, and fire rate. Carries 120 rounds in a box magazine with a maximum of six more in reserve (720 rounds total) This weapon can be unlocked at Firearms level 3
- The machine gun is one of the three weapons available in-game, but is only available in Chapter 3. It can be used by Bates and ammo is limited to 20 in each round. When used, it focuses on every weakpoint on a zombie or George Maxwell, making an ideal and lethal weapon.
- Machine guns are weapons used in Gex 3 Deep Cover Gecko in Army Channel and Gangster TV. In Army Channel, Gex uses a gatling gun and in Gangster TV, he uses a Tommy Gun.
- Machine guns are weapons which fire small projectiles at an incredibly high rate. You would think that the Transformers would make something flashy or nuclear, but hey, go with what works.
- Machine Gun es un arma usada por Jax en MKDA, MKDC y MKX. Stryker la usa en Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, aunque no se la puede seleccionar, sólo aparece en algunos de sus movimientos especiales. La traducción sería "Ametralladora", por lo que sería la tercera vez que se usa un arma de fuego en combate, la primera fue la pistola de Stryker, luego el revólver de Johnny Cage y finalmente la ametralladora de Jax.
- Machine guns are designed to destroy a enemy as fast as possible. They are often very heavy, so many people prefer other guns.
- The Machine Gun is the main upgrade weapon in Metal Slug: 1st Mission.
- The Machine gun is another weapon used by players in Monkey Dogfight along with missiles. It is, however, weaker and not as effective as the pineapple-missile. The bullets only cause ~10% health damage.
- Machine guns use bullets or cells for ammunition. Both machine guns and shotguns look the same in appearance. (Elona+ adds a new sprite for Shotguns). See Ranged Weapons for distance modifiers.
- Machine guns are a common secondary weapon in Advance Wars.
- Through modern history, they have been a cornerstone of military aviation and air combat, proving to be as equally important as missiles.
- The machine gun is a fast-firing type of gun seen rarely in the Crash games. The character most commonly to wield it is Pinstripe Potoroo who, due to his gangster-like nature, wields one in almost all of his appearances, but despite only having one "on-foot" boss fight, he rarely uses it. His first usage of it is in Crash Bandicoot, where he shoots at Crash with it in his boss fight and in the epilogue. He also uses it in his victory dance in CTR, because his Crash 1 model is reused.
- A machine gun is a fully-automatic mounted or portable firearm, usually designed to fire rifle cartridges in quick succession from an ammunition belt or large-capacity magazine, typically at a rate of several hundred rounds per minute. The first machine guns were manually operated, for example, by turning a hand crank. In United States law, machine gun is a term of art for any fully-automatic firearm, and also for any component or part that will modify an existing firearm into a fully-automatic firearm.
- Machine Guns are high caliber automatic weapons, that appear in Tomb Raider.
- A Machine Gun (commonly abbreviated MG) is a fully automatic mounted or portable firearm, usually designed to fire rounds in quick succession from an ammunition belt or magazine, typically at a rate of several hundred rounds per minute. Machine guns are generally categorized as "light", "medium", or "heavy", and have been featured in every game in the Battlefield series to date.
- The Machine Gun is a weapon featured in the 2D Universe games.
- Machine guns are weaponry found in Kingdom Hearts: Adventures of Krystal. Only Krystal herself can use them as her sub-weapons.
- The Machine Gun is a standard infantry assault weapon used by virtually all human forces on E.D.N. III.
- Machine guns are a category of automatic weapons featured in The Last Stand 2, The Last Stand: Union City, and The Last Stand: Dead Zone.
- Wolf takes out a machine gun and fires laser blasts from it. The move has a fast firing rate between Fox and Falco's blasters from Smash 4, but the machine gun will overheat if it is used too much. When it overheats, it will do 2% damage to Wolf every second it is used until it cools down; firing rate also slows when it overheats.
- The Machine Gun is an automatic weapon used in Wolfenstein 3D. Its rate of fire can destroy clusters of Guards and take out up to three SS with little difficulty. SS are equipped with Machine Guns, and will drop one if killed and the player doesn't have one. It can first be found in E1M01.
- Machine Guns are the most heavy weaponry available in the game. Generally speaking, they have the highest recoil, ammunition count and heaviest weight out of all kinds of weapons. Their damage dealing varies slightly from each others, but their accuracy stays pretty much the same. Commonly used in Mutation Modes & Zombie Mode.
- The Machine Gun is one of the five basic upgrade choices from the Tank and can be selected at Level 15. The Machine Gun may further upgrade into the Destroyer, Gunner or Sprayer (only at Level 45).
- Machine Gun refers to:
* HMG, a heavy machine gun from Crysis 2 and 3
* Shi Ten, a light machine gun from Crysis and Crysis Warhead
- The machine gun is use for shooting flying carriers. It's rapid fire action is use for taking down multiple carriers easily while on air or ground. Machine Gun.jpg
- A machine gun is a fully automatic mounted or portable firearm, usually designed to fire bullets in quick succession from an ammunition belt or magazine, typically at a rate of several hundred rounds per minute.
- A Machine Gun is a primitive weapon, similar in design and appearance to 20th century heavy machine guns, and is fairly common and reliable. Its high rate of fire makes up for its lack of strength and armour-piercing abilities. It is an ideal support weapon for low-tech worlds that cannot produce more technologically advanced weapons. Machine Guns have relatively poor armor-penetration factor, as it simply fires large-caliber bullets, but it has equal or better range than more modern weapons, so it continues to see service in even well-equipped armies.
- A machine gun is a crew-served, fully-automatic mounted or portable firearm, usually designed to fire rifle cartridges in quick succession from an ammunition belt or large-capacity magazine, typically at a rate of several hundred rounds per minute. The first machine guns were manually operated, for example, by turning a hand crank. The gunner carries the gun, his personal weapon (usually a sidearm) and equipment and 3 "bandoliers" of ammo. These "bandoleers" are bags containing 150 to 200 rounds of linked ammo each.
- Machine guns are generally categorized as submachine guns, machine guns, or autocannons. Submachine guns are hand-held small portable automatic weapons for personal defense or short-range combat firing pistol-caliber rounds. A machine gun is often portable to a certain degree, but is generally used when attached to a mount or fired from the ground on a bipod, and generally fires a rifle cartridge. Light machine guns are small enough to be fired and are hand-held like a rifle, but are more effective when fired from a prone position. The difference between machine guns and autocannons is based on caliber, with autocannons using calibers larger than 16 mm.
- It is first found in Mars City Underground after unlocking the second storage locker from T. Brooks' computer. If not, it can be found in Mars City off of one of the Z-Secs. While the pistol, machine gun, and chaingun all fire bullets, they do not use the same caliber and thus do not share the same ammo pool, as in earlier Doom games.
- The phrase "Machine gun" is a generic term for any weapon that utilizes fully-automatic fire. In the Resident Evil series, Machine Gun is the designation for Submachine guns, Assault Rifles, Light Machine guns & Heavy Machine guns. These weapons often are relatively hard to obtain, have a somewhat limited supply of ammunition, and do less damage per shot that other firearms in general bar handguns.
- A machine gunner's job is to provide covering fire for other troops to move up. This is better for belt-fed machine guns like the RPD and M60E4 from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. However, some machine guns have low ammo capacity, and are sometimes treated like an assault rifle like the BAR from Call of Duty: World at War, and the HK21 in Call of Duty: Black Ops.
- This gun can rip through armor like a hot knife through butter. Its effects against shielding is pitiful at best, making this one of the worst weapons at medium to long range. However, its sheer magazine capacity makes it effective at suppresive fire and at whittling down enemies as they close in. Due to the high armor damage and medium shield piercing range it will kill most enemy infantry in a matter of seconds at close range. The huge magazine allows the weapon to continue firing during multiple close-range firefights, though the MG's very long reload time poses incredible risks to an exposed wielder. The weapon is very effective in tight quarters, such as indoors.
- A machine gun is a fully automatic mounted or portable firearm, usually designed to fire bullets in quick succession from an ammunition belt or magazine, typically at a rate of several hundred rounds per minute. In United States gun law, machine gun is a technical term for any fully automatic firearm, and also for any component or part that will modify an existing firearm such that it functions as a fully automatic firearm.
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- The Machine Gun is a stationary weapon that can be used by both soldiers and Hayden alike. To use it, press B (360), O (PS3), or Spacebar (PC) while standing behind it. It has infinite ammunition and is extremely powerful. However, it has massive recoil and low accuracy, which makes hitting a target difficult. Additionally, the muzzle flash obstructs the player's aim, making hitting an enemy even harder.
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