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* A sawed-off double-barreled shotgun makes a rather surprising appearance in ''[[Call of Duty]]: World At War'', as a one-time pickup in campaign mode (found in an abandoned insane asylum of all places) and as a variation of the standard double-barreled shotgun in multiplayer.
** The same shotgun returned in ''[[Modern Warfare]]'' ''2'', with the added bonus of allowing the player to [[Guns Akimbo|carry two at once]] (that is, of course, if [[Awesome but Impractical|accuracy]] doesn't concern you much...).
*** Modern Warfare 2 also sports a sawed-off lever action shotgun, complete with flip-to-reload if you [[Guns Akimbo|dual wield.]] [[Game Breaker|For the longest time, these sawed-off Model 1887s were horribly broken, and they're STILL a surefire sign of an]] [[Penny Arcade (Webcomic)|unrepentant puppy rapist.]] There's also the KAC "Masterkey" shotgun (see Real Life), which can be unlocked to attach to your assault rifles. [[Awesome but Impractical|Not that anyone ever uses the Masterkey.]]
* ''[[Resident Evil]] 5'' has the Hydra, a ''three barreled'' sawed-off ''break action'' shotgun. Little magazine and long reload time, yes, but also the power to ''shred'' anything in front of it. Characters hold it with one extended arm (except Sheva, who holds it with both hands), though it's understandable considering the sheer bulk of Chris and the [[Super Strength]] of Wesker.
* Played completely straight in the ridiculously goofy and full of [[More Dakka]] ''[[Time Splitters]]'' series. Strangely, only the double-barreled sawed-off variant may be used akimbo in the series. And it reloads the same as any other bullet weapon, dropping of the screen then coming right back as if you merely had to exchange shell clips. It is far superior to the automatic merely for this reason. Of course, the game itself is full of silly tropes taken to their extremes.
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