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| rdfs:comment | - Activating Golden Gun gives the player a powerful hand cannon that causes devastating thermal damage. In the Crucible, Golden Gun can kill another player with one shot. Golden Gun can be used for three shots or until the super bar fully drains.
- The Golden Gun is the signature weapon of assassin Francisco Scaramanga. It first appeared as the titular weapon in Ian Fleming's posthumously published novel,The Man with the Golden Gun. In the novel it is merely a gold-plated .45-calibre revolver. In the film adaptation, the weapon is a custom-built, single-shot pistol assembled from four seemingly innocuous golden objects: a pen, a lighter, a cigarette case and a cufflink. Its popularity led to appearances in most of the James Bond video games.
- The Golden Gun is Francisco Scaramanga's weapon of choice in The Man with the Golden Gun film, and the second strongest weapon in Goldeneye (second to the Gold PP7). Its only appearance is in the secret bonus mission Egyptian, but it is available afterward as its own cheat. The Golden Gun is a high-risk, high-reward type of weapon because it only holds one bullet at a time, and must be reloaded every time it is fired. Due to its extreme power, it can kill any enemy in the game with a single shot, except for: This appears in Golden Gun mode in the Nintendo Wii.
- The Golden Gun is a weapon in killer7. It is technically the most powerful weapon in the game, capable of killing any Heaven Smile (with one exception) with a single shot. The gun is wielded by Greg Nightmare during the first half of the final battle at the end of Smile, although here it does minimal damage to the player. When Nightmare's torso is blown apart, the gun drops from his hand onto the floor but cannot be picked up by any of the Smiths except Garcian, who then uses it to destroy the final Black Smile and finish off Nightmare for good.
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| Type | - Custom-built firearm
- Gold-plated handgun
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| Armament | - x1 custom-made 4.2-millimeter 23-carat gold dum-dum bullet
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| Features | - Disassembles into a pen, lighter, cigarette case and a cufflink
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| abstract | - The Golden Gun is Francisco Scaramanga's weapon of choice in The Man with the Golden Gun film, and the second strongest weapon in Goldeneye (second to the Gold PP7). Its only appearance is in the secret bonus mission Egyptian, but it is available afterward as its own cheat. The Golden Gun is a high-risk, high-reward type of weapon because it only holds one bullet at a time, and must be reloaded every time it is fired. Due to its extreme power, it can kill any enemy in the game with a single shot, except for:
* Baron Samedi's 3rd phase, when shooting the limb. It takes 2-3 shots on the limb. Chest may take 2 shots and head takes 1 shot.
* Enemies in invulnerable states due to programming's conditions on when characters take damage or not. Examples include Trevelyan in Statue Park and Caverns as he is unkillable in that level. This can easily be experimented with cheats. The Golden Gun is available in multiplayer in its own weapon set titled, fittingly enough, Golden Gun. It is also the focus of the Man with the Golden Gun scenario, where there are two golden guns. The second one appears when the first has been picked up. In order to get the Golden Gun in Egyptian, Bond must walk through a room only touching the correct floor tiles. If he steps on the wrong tile, a bulletproof glass shield will surround the weapon and its ammunition, and four alcoves containing drone guns will open. Bond must then flee the room in order to close the drone gun alcoves, which will allow him to attempt the tile puzzle again. This appears in Golden Gun mode in the Nintendo Wii.
- The Golden Gun is a weapon in killer7. It is technically the most powerful weapon in the game, capable of killing any Heaven Smile (with one exception) with a single shot. The gun is wielded by Greg Nightmare during the first half of the final battle at the end of Smile, although here it does minimal damage to the player. When Nightmare's torso is blown apart, the gun drops from his hand onto the floor but cannot be picked up by any of the Smiths except Garcian, who then uses it to destroy the final Black Smile and finish off Nightmare for good. It is revealed soon after that the Golden Gun was the weapon used by Emir Parkreiner during his massacre of the Smiths at the Union Hotel. On the roof of the hotel Garcian witnesses a flashback of his previous self committing suicide with the gun. The revived Emir uses the weapon when he travels to Battleship Island three years later to eradicate the remaining Heaven Smiles, which are instantly vapourised by a single shot from the gun. Depending on the choices the player makes, he also uses it to execute Kenjiro Matsuoka. The Golden Gun is finally used in the encounter with the Last Smile, which, uniquely, requires several bullets to kill it instead of just one.
- Activating Golden Gun gives the player a powerful hand cannon that causes devastating thermal damage. In the Crucible, Golden Gun can kill another player with one shot. Golden Gun can be used for three shots or until the super bar fully drains.
- The Golden Gun is the signature weapon of assassin Francisco Scaramanga. It first appeared as the titular weapon in Ian Fleming's posthumously published novel,The Man with the Golden Gun. In the novel it is merely a gold-plated .45-calibre revolver. In the film adaptation, the weapon is a custom-built, single-shot pistol assembled from four seemingly innocuous golden objects: a pen, a lighter, a cigarette case and a cufflink. Its popularity led to appearances in most of the James Bond video games.
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