/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4716398
In the movie it was a generic Remington 870 in futuristic shell (and loaded with blanks, obviously).

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Judge_Dredd#Remington_870
I love this kind of movie making shit, the blank firing guns are like extra special props, you have to make sure the automatics actually function with the blanks, and you have to make sure the parts aren't too flimsy, so the prop doesn't break from firing.
Aliens and Total Recall did this shit too; take some generic gun, convert it to blanks, then dress it up in kit to make it look like a big badass gun from the future.

>>3366423
Yes.

>>2569707
I actually don't play my old consoles really, it's frequently too much of a hassle. I mostly emulate on a PC with a gamepad or I'll play a rerelease on a modern system.

If I want to play an NES game I'll emulate it (save for Duck Hunt, which I don't know if there's any way to play on your PC), same for GB. I never had a SNES or GBC as a kid, but I emulate those anyway.

I might have broken out my DS to play some GBA games on occasion (though the damn thing broke it's hinges a while back, so no more of that, I still have an SP lying around though).

I don't have a huge desire to play on my N64, because I honestly hate the controller, and my library is limited. There's Super Mario 64 (which I have on my DS now), there's Super Smash Bros. and Mario Party 2 (which I have nobody to play with), and there's Goldeneye, a game which I've run through wholly and completely, and frankly, it's not that fantastic of a shooter today, it's not a game that has aged well at all, compared to say, Doom, which has a much simpler style of gameplay, but that's also it's forte, it's a basic formula that works really well.
If I want to play a shooter with realistic weapons, I have that in so many other games, typically much better, and Goldeneye simply doesn't have that much of an amazing gameplay compared to so many other games. I also never had a memory expansion unit so slowdown frequently gets noticeable.

I don't play my PSX because the one game I had for it which I cared about, Symphony Of The Night, I have on the PS3, also, it's a hunk of shit and you have to lean the console up on it's side against something for the bloody thing to read discs at all anymore.
The PS2, is similar (I mean, except that the thing works), any of the games I held dear I have on my PS3.

I like a lot of old games, but I'm seriously not that committed to the consoles themselves most of the time.
(I've been emulating a lot of old this summer though, particularly Earthbound, in memory of Mr. Iwata)