History MoreDakka / VideoGamesAToG

** ''Modern Warfare 2'' features a HMMWV-mounted minigun during the first mission and, later, GunsAkimbo. [[spoiler:For multiplayer kill streaks, you get the aforementioned AC-130 gunship, sentry Gatling guns, even a nuke if you're really good at killing without dying.]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}''. Her magical guns are designed based on single-shot old-style guns such as the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remington_Model_95 Remington Derringer]], but with her witch powers she can saturate the scenery with bullets. Even before wielding magical guns, she once exhausts several dozens of regular guns in a very short time, demanding her partner Rodin to supply her with more guns along the way.
--> '''Bayonetta''': [[https://youtu.be/ZGTKftZnqAM?t=464 "Guns! Guns! Guns!!"]]

* ''VideoGame/GalaxyAngel'': Forte Stollen's Emblem Frame, the Happy Trigger, is loaded to the brim with weapons: two mid-range missile launchers, one mid-range laser cannon, two mid-range laser pods, and dual long-range railguns, having the highest firepower in the Moon Angel Wing. Its LimitBreak, Strike Burst, unleashes its entire payload on a single victim.

** The mod called "the Blessed Engine" (which also runs the notorious map "the Sky May Be") took this to a very silly extreme with the 'Instant Discharge Cannon', which fires every bullet in your reserves at the same time, doing enough damage to even one-shot a Cyberdemon. It also features rapid-fire variants of the pistol, the shotgun (or 'shellgun' as it's called) and even your fists.

** The mod called "the Blessed Engine" (which also runs the notorious mod "the Sky May Be") took this to a very silly extreme with the 'Instant Discharge Cannon', which fires every bullet in your reserves at the same time, doing enough damage to even one-shot a Cyberdemon. It also features rapid-fire variants of the pistol, the shotgun (or 'shellgun' as it's called) and even your fists.

** The mod called "the Blessed Engine" (which also runs the notorious mod "the Sky May Be") took this to eleven with the 'Instant Discharge Cannon', which fires every bullet in your reserves at the same time, doing enough damage to even one-shot a Cyberdemon. It also features rapid-fire variants of the pistol, the shotgun (or 'shellgun' as it's called) and even your fists.

** ''Armored Core 4'' jacks the Dakka scale UpToEleven with ''[[GatlingGood hand-held, dual-wieldable chain guns]]''. [[GunsAkimbo Miniguns akimbo]], but easy to achieve if your AC could handle the weight (read: If you have a tank or quadruped that isn't already carrying [[{{BFG}} back-mounted grenade cannons]]). [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill You could always combine the two]] if your AC could ''definitely'' handle the weight.

* ''Videogame/{{DRL}}'', being based on ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', naturally brings back the chaingun, but on top of that gives us plenty of perks to improve firing rate, and even cutting down on ammo expenses. On the weapon side, we also have the Minigun, which is a souped-up chaingun that "spits enough lead into the air to be considered an environmental hazard", and the [[{{BFG}} BFG10K]], an improvement on the original design, that fires itself at full-auto rates. Like the description says, it "[[LudicrousGibs Redefines the word "wallpaper"]]". Since this game can really put this trope [[UpToEleven to the extreme]], let's do the maths: The minigun fires 8 bullets per 1.2s. Slap three firestorm mods, and you're at 14 bullets per 1.2s. Now throw in playing as Scout (10% flat speed boost), three ranks in Finesse (45% speed bonus to firing speed), being berserk (50% flat speed burst) and chainfiring on full-auto (150% bullets fired). The result: ''53 bullets per second'' (nearly 1700 bullets per minute). Environmental hazard indeed.

* ''Videogame/EYEDivineCybermancy'' has this in several flavors. The [=BK13=] [[GunsAkimbo dual pistols]] have a setting for fully automatic fire, which quickly empties both magazines. The [[GatlingGood Sulfatum minigun]] fires a solid wall of lead with a 500 round drum magazine. The ultimate example of dakka is the [=HS010=] submachine gun, which carries a 100 round magazine. In its standard fire mode, it fires far faster than the fastest gun in most other games. And it has a fire mode that [[UpToEleven triples the fire rate to 3000 rounds per minute]], which puts even the Chopper from ''Borderlands'' and Sasha from ''Team Fortress 2'' (if it weren't for GameplayAndStorySegregation, since its story-based firing rate is stated to be 10,000 [=RPM=], but gameplay tones it down to a mere 2,400 [=RPM=]) to shame. When you do that, the already abysmal accuracy drops to the point where the gun could barely hit the broad side of an aircraft carrier, and recoil causes your screen to spaz out. [[ImprobableAimingSkills Good thing you can buy an implant to remove recoil entirely when activated.]]

* This is the play-style of your typical ''VideoGame/ApexLegends'' player. It's even promoted with Legends like [[FragileSpeedster Octane]] whizzing around gunning everyone. The problem however is that reckless, uncooperative gameplay [[SuicidalOverconfidence rarely pays off]]. A team that works together, is more likely to last longer. So try to think twice, before speeding off for that kill, for the sake of the squad.

* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' has the accurate variety. Despite the fact that Dante [[GunsAkimbo wields dual]] [[{{Handguns}} pistols]], which a) don't have rapid fire capabilities and b) should only have 7-9 bullets per round of ammo, he still manages to bring the Dakka with his magic-enabled BottomlessMagazines and Gunslinger abilities. One of the most notable abilities being Rain Storm, where Dante dives towards the ground while showering bullets downward — the initial recoil actually pushes him upward for a short distance. A second being the ''4''-introduced Honeycomb Fire, which causes normal mooks in the general area in front of Dante to have about as much holes in them as an actual honeycomb does. A third being the ''3''-exclusive Wild Stomp, where Dante stomps on a grounded "small" enemy and fills it full of lead.

* The ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' series has miniguns and ''[[GatlingGood Gatling laser cannons]]''. That's self-explanatory. Duel-wielding [=SMGs=] is also a good way to put out damage early on if one has enough ammo.

** The Sweet Business is a Exotic Auto Rifle (though it could be better described as a chaingun) with a mag size of 150, a reserve capacity of 900 and the ability to refill its' magazine directly from ammo pickups if the user is firing at the time.

** The Sweet Business is a Exotic Auto Rifle (though it could be better described as a chaingun) with a mag size of 99, a reserve capacity of 900 and the ability to refill its' magazine directly from ammo pickups if the user is firing at the time.

** Additionally, in ''WarJetz'' they decided to do follow this trope to the letter. Not only do most planes have standard aircraft dakka, but one has it hand over fist. Because the Germans' bomber has no alternative weapon, its alt-fire AND regular bomb use button both result in their plane belching the same souped up iron bombs, and with shot upgrades, scatterbombs. That's right, a flying, arcing, dakka shotgun mortar firing 150kg scatterbombs. You can even mangle enemy aircraft once the ironbomb becomes a scatterbomb by slowing up on the approach, flying up, then accelerating as you go down, and while climbing back up, spamming bomb+ alt-fire around the 10° mark to create a cloud of exploding death. (but not fiery) The main gun is a slow-firing howitzer, so once the second upgrade is picked up there is no more point to it.

* Any gun from Vladof in ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands}}'' are manufactured to fit this trope in particular.
** Vladof: You don't need to be a better shot, you just need to shoot more bullets!

** The Shredifier returns in ''VideoGame/Borderlands3'' and it now has a more powerful version in the Super Shredifier and with dual barrels for extra dakka.
** Downplayed with the Jakobs legendary Gatling Gun from the same game as the weapon is hand-cranked and fire more slowly but since you're firing a barrage of Jakobs bullets that inflict massive damage to your enemies, it's still counts.

* ''VideoGame/FrontMissionGunHazard'': Have Ryogo in his default wanzer. Equip with a high-activation comp. Watch the ROFUP1's and Zoom1's stack up.

* ''VideoGame/FrontMission 3'': Have Ryogo in his default wanzer. Equip with a high-activation comp. Watch the ROFUP1's and Zoom1's stack up.

** ''Videogame/DoomTheRoguelike'', of course, brings back the chaingun, but on top of that gives us plenty of perks to improve firing rate, and even cutting down on ammo expenses. On the weapon side, we also have the Minigun, which is a souped-up chaingun that "spits enough lead into the air to be considered an environmental hazard", and the [[{{BFG}} BFG10K]], an improvement on the original design, that fires itself at full-auto rates. Like the description says, it "[[LudicrousGibs Redefines the word "wallpaper"]]".
*** Since this game can really put this trope [[UpToEleven to the extreme]], let's do the maths: The minigun fires 8 bullets per 1.2s. Slap three firestorm mods, and you're at 14 bullets per 1.2s. Now throw in playing as Scout (10% flat speed boost), three ranks in Finesse (45% speed bonus to firing speed), being berserk (50% flat speed burst) and chainfiring on full-auto (150% bullets fired). The result: ''53 bullets per second'' (nearly 1700 bullets per minute). Environmental hazard indeed.

* ''Videogame/DoomTheRoguelike'' has a trait which decreases firing time and another which increases the number of bullets per volley from rapidfire weapons, which combined with the no-reloading trait and a well-modified weapon can produce a quite respectable amount of dakka.

** The Shredifier returns in ''VideoGame/Borderlands3'' now renamed as the Super Shredifier and it now has dual barrels for extra dakka.