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* In ''[[Silent Hill 4]]'', silver bullets are the fastest way to down a ghost, and without it, it becomes nearly impossible to pass the water prison the [[Copy and Paste Environments|second time]] around... There are only two of them in the game, so they are best saved for the Water Prison and Building World ghosts.
* Konami's licensed ''[[The Lone Ranger]]'' [[Action RPG]] allows you to use the show's staple silver bullets, which can drop almost anything in one or two hits. They are rather hard to obtain however, and as such are usuallly [[Too Awesome to Use]].
* Like the book series it's based off of, silver is especially effective against monsters in ''[[The Witcher]]'' games. Geralt carries a silver one for dealing with them alongside a steel sword for humans, though as he puts it, "[[Humans Are
* In every game of ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'', enemies such as ghosts and wraiths can only be harmed by weapons that are enchanted, or made of silver. Werewolves are also vulnerable against it.
* ''[[Dwarf Fortress]]'' allows weapons and ammo to be crafted out of silver. It is the worst material available for any type of edged weapons. Since it treats all weapons as a completely rigid item, it does make for very effective [[Drop the Hammer|war hammers]] and maces.
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