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So, why wasn't this used in games more often(if at all)?
This stance was pretty cool
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>>746698612
Max payne uses it
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Because that just looks less epic and much more cringe when an emo in a trenchcoat makes these poses instead of Christian Bale. It's like a manchild trying to be edgy.
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>>746698919
What about someone cool like dante?
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>>746698612
Edgekino died with the 2000s, sadly
There's an Equilibrium mod for Max Payne but it's old as shit
Bloodrayne 2 has a mechanic where you shoot two people at the same time, and it KIND OF looks like gun kata, but not nearly as bombastic
Devil May Cry had it since 3 with the Gunslinger style, but it's a rare legacy chuuni ip, and it's not very good in the games made for melee juggling

There's a new upcoming game called Spine that seems to take inspiration from it, but it looks mega slow and gay
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Stranglehold and Resonance of Fate also kinda fit the bill.
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>>746701416
Oh, i remember the Equilibrium mod.
There should be more games like that
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>>746698612
total overdose
gunz the duel
san andreas multiplayer's micro SMGs and sawnoff shotguns
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