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==Colt 1911 type pistol== | ==Colt 1911 type pistol== | ||
A handgun based on the [[Colt 1911]] is seen in the hands of Matsugane Clan captain Kyohei Hamura. He tries to shoot family patriarch Mitsugu Matsugane, but Yagami's friend Masaharu Kaito steps in the way to protect his former ''Oyabun'' and is shot in the abdomen. Later on, Yagami wrestles the gun off Hamura and gives it to Matsugane. After another altercation, Yagami takes the gun back and points it at Hamura's head. He then pulls the trigger, but the gun had been unloaded by Matsugane during the altercation. Even if it had been loaded, it would not have gone off. The hammer was not pulled back, and the single-action trigger of the Colt is evidenced by the lack of a "click" as Yagami pulls the trigger. The fact that there are five rounds in Matsugane's hand after Hamura had fired twice, once to shoot Kaito, and once during Yagami wrestling the gun off him, shows that it has the correct 7-round capacity. The model itself appears to be based on the regular ''Yakuza'' series Colt handgun, which most closely resembles the Para Ordnance LDA 7.45. | A handgun based on the [[Colt 1911]] is seen in the hands of Matsugane Clan captain Kyohei Hamura. He tries to shoot family patriarch Mitsugu Matsugane, but Yagami's friend Masaharu Kaito steps in the way to protect his former ''Oyabun'' and is shot in the abdomen. Later on, Yagami wrestles the gun off Hamura and gives it to Matsugane. After another altercation, Yagami takes the gun back and points it at Hamura's head. He then pulls the trigger, but the gun had been unloaded by Matsugane during the altercation. Even if it had been loaded, it would not have gone off. The hammer was not pulled back, and the single-action trigger of the Colt is evidenced by the lack of a "click" as Yagami pulls the trigger. The fact that there are five rounds in Matsugane's hand after Hamura had fired twice, once to shoot Kaito, and once during Yagami wrestling the gun off him, shows that it has the correct 7-round capacity. The model itself appears to be based on the regular ''Yakuza'' series Colt handgun, which most closely resembles the Para Ordnance LDA 7.45. | ||
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[[File:Jhamurathreatenshigashi.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Hamura threatens Matsugane family subordinate Toru Higashi with a Makarov.]] | [[File:Jhamurathreatenshigashi.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Hamura threatens Matsugane family subordinate Toru Higashi with a Makarov.]] | ||
[[File:Jgangsterwithmakarov.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Yagami bemoans the fact that criminals don't follow laws.]] | [[File:Jgangsterwithmakarov.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Yagami bemoans the fact that criminals don't follow laws.]] | ||
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==Smith & Wesson 3913== | ==Smith & Wesson 3913== | ||
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[[File:Jthemolekillssomepoorsod.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The Mole puts a poor yakuza's lights out permanently with the 3913.]] | [[File:Jthemolekillssomepoorsod.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The Mole puts a poor yakuza's lights out permanently with the 3913.]] | ||
[[File:Jswrearview.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A man takes The Mole's gun off him. This gives a clear view of the 3rd-gen wraparound grips and the handgrip extension on the 3913's magazine.]] | [[File:Jswrearview.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A man takes The Mole's gun off him. This gives a clear view of the 3rd-gen wraparound grips and the handgrip extension on the 3913's magazine.]] | ||
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| + | ==Nambu Model 60== | ||
| + | Police officers in the game have [[Nambu Model 60|Nambu Model 60]] revolvers holstered in waist holsters. Although very little of the weapon is visible, the fact that they are Model 60s can be deduced from the distinctive lanyard ring that is attached to the butt of the weapon, as well as context. | ||
| + | [[File:Nambu60 snub.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Nambu Model 60 Snub-nose - .38 special.]] | ||
| + | [[File:Jpoliceofficernambu.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A member of Tokyo's finest inspects the body of Genda Law Office's "Ace Attorney" Masamichi Shintani. The butt of his Nambu, including the distinctive ring, is just about visible here.]] | ||
| + | [[File:Jofficerwithnambu.jpg|thumb|none|600px|An officer sleeps off his fight against The Mole. The shape of the Nambu's butt in its holster can be seen here.]] | ||
==Smith & Wesson Model 10== | ==Smith & Wesson Model 10== | ||
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=Other Man-Portable Weapons= | =Other Man-Portable Weapons= | ||
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==Rail Gun== | ==Rail Gun== | ||
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[[File:Jvrrailgun.jpg|thumb|none|601px|Yagami with the white-and-red virtual rail gun]] | [[File:Jvrrailgun.jpg|thumb|none|601px|Yagami with the white-and-red virtual rail gun]] | ||
[[File:Jvrrailgun1.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Yagami using the gunmetal-and-blue VR rail gun to send some virtual baddies to the Recycle Bin]] | [[File:Jvrrailgun1.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Yagami using the gunmetal-and-blue VR rail gun to send some virtual baddies to the Recycle Bin]] | ||
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| + | ==M26 Grenade== | ||
| + | There is an arcade game in-game called "Kamuro of the Dead." As well as its setting and general mechanics, the grenade icons in this game are taken from ''[[Yakuza: Dead Souls]]''. Specifically, they are the "Heavy Grenades," which are based on the [[M26 hand grenade]]. | ||
| + | [[File:200px-M-67handgrenade.jpg|thumb|none|150px|M26 High Explosive Fragmentation Grenade]] | ||
| + | [[File:Judgmentkotdgrenade.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Screenshot from "Kamuro of the Dead," with M26 grenade icons (left)]] | ||
==Stun Grenades== | ==Stun Grenades== | ||
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=Drone-mounted Weapons= | =Drone-mounted Weapons= | ||
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Some side-cases call for the use of this rather weird gun. How exactly it operates, where the "flares" or whatever type of ammunition it fires is stored, or whether this weapon is even remotely legal in Japan is unknown. | Some side-cases call for the use of this rather weird gun. How exactly it operates, where the "flares" or whatever type of ammunition it fires is stored, or whether this weapon is even remotely legal in Japan is unknown. | ||
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[[File:Jdronelasergun.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Yagami firin'hislayzzzzzorrzzz in the Dice & Cube minigame.]] | [[File:Jdronelasergun.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Yagami firin'hislayzzzzzorrzzz in the Dice & Cube minigame.]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:13, 18 September 2019
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Judgment (JUDGE EYES：死神の遺言 Judge Eyes: Shinigami no Yuigon, lit. "Judge Eyes: Reaper's Testament") is a videogame released in December 2018 in Japan and worldwide in June 2019. It features an ex-lawyer-turned-private-detective called Takayuki Yagami, who sets out to investigate a serial killer known only as "The Mole," whose calling card is gouging his victims' eyes out. It is a spin-off of the Yakuza franchise, set in the series' staple location of Kamurocho, based on Tokyo's red-light district Kabukicho. Unlike all other Yakuza games, the player cannot purchase or equip any sort of weapon; Yagami only fights unarmed or with weapons he finds on the street. Nevertheless, a considerable number of ranged weapons appear in the hands of other characters in the game. One interesting new feature of this game is that of "Mortal Wounds," injuries that cannot be healed by regular recovery items. This is quite pertinent as far as firearms go, as bullets will always inflict mortal wounds. This adds an element of realism compared to previous Yakuza games, where getting shot often had less effect than being punched or kicked.
WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!
The following weapons appear in the video game Judgment:
Pistols
Colt 1911 type pistol
A handgun based on the Colt 1911 is seen in the hands of Matsugane Clan captain Kyohei Hamura. He tries to shoot family patriarch Mitsugu Matsugane, but Yagami's friend Masaharu Kaito steps in the way to protect his former Oyabun and is shot in the abdomen. Later on, Yagami wrestles the gun off Hamura and gives it to Matsugane. After another altercation, Yagami takes the gun back and points it at Hamura's head. He then pulls the trigger, but the gun had been unloaded by Matsugane during the altercation. Even if it had been loaded, it would not have gone off. The hammer was not pulled back, and the single-action trigger of the Colt is evidenced by the lack of a "click" as Yagami pulls the trigger. The fact that there are five rounds in Matsugane's hand after Hamura had fired twice, once to shoot Kaito, and once during Yagami wrestling the gun off him, shows that it has the correct 7-round capacity. The model itself appears to be based on the regular Yakuza series Colt handgun, which most closely resembles the Para Ordnance LDA 7.45.
Makarov PM
The Makarov PM is a ubiquitous firearm of the Kamurocho criminal underworld, heavily used by yakuza members in-game. The developers have remodelled this version from previous Yakuza games so that it no longer has an extended barrel. Note that the safety is locked in the safe position at all times, even when the gun is firing.
Smith & Wesson 3913
Tokyo Metropolitan PD Detective Kazuya Ayabe has a pistol based on the Smith & Wesson 3913 as his service weapon. He is arrested after the bullet used to kill Shintani matches its rifling marks. Main antagonist "The Mole" also uses this pistol. In one scene, he kills five people with 10 shots, even though as a pistol with a single-stack frame, the 3913 only holds up to 8 rounds. For some strange reason, the cocking serrations are at the front of the slide rather than the back. Also, it features an exposed hammer like the earlier 3904 model.
Revolvers
Nambu Model 60
Police officers in the game have Nambu Model 60 revolvers holstered in waist holsters. Although very little of the weapon is visible, the fact that they are Model 60s can be deduced from the distinctive lanyard ring that is attached to the butt of the weapon, as well as context.
Smith & Wesson Model 10
Higashi uses a snub-nose Smith & Wesson Model 10 to threaten Yagami and his own kyoudai Kaito in the Charles gaming arcade. Yagami then wrestles the gun off him and fires off all six shots into the ceiling. It also appears to be a stand-in for the aforementioned Nambu when seen in an officer's hand during one scene. The shape of the trigger guard is more like a Model 36, which is the basis for the Nambu. However, the six-shot cylinder and resulting larger frame point to it being a Model 10 overall. The cylinder release lever has been reshaped, almost giving it the look of those found on Astra revolvers. It also has an enclosed ejector rod, which is not present on the Model 10.
Shotguns
Cane Shotgun
This rather unusual shotgun is used by a mysterious assassin known only as "Cane Man." He insists on attacking Yagami on a regular basis during chapter 10 using canes that convert into various weapons. In one instance, he transforms his cane into a pump-action shotgun.
Submachine Guns
"Kiwami Machine Gun"
This love child of an Ingram MAC-10 and Brügger & Thomet MP9 from previous Yakuza games is occasionally used by enemies in the Dice & Cube VR minigame.
Other Man-Portable Weapons
Rail Gun
In the "Dice & Cube" minigame, Yagami may be given a virtual rail gun to fight virtual bad guys. The gun comes in two colour schemes: white with red glowing parts for fights in the Millennium Tower lobby, and gunmetal with blue glowing parts for fights on Showa Street.
Grenades
M26 Grenade
There is an arcade game in-game called "Kamuro of the Dead." As well as its setting and general mechanics, the grenade icons in this game are taken from Yakuza: Dead Souls. Specifically, they are the "Heavy Grenades," which are based on the M26 hand grenade.
Stun Grenades
Another grenade model making a return from Dead Souls is the "Stun Grenade," which is loosely based on the Model 7290 flashbang grenade. These are used by AI partner Ryan Acosta, who occasionally helps Yagami out in fights after completing his friendship quest. The grenades have different effects, sometimes working as flashbangs, concussion, or electric shock grenades.
Unknown Fragmentation Grenade
This grenade appears in various scenes throughout the game.
Drone-mounted Weapons
Flare gun
Some side-cases call for the use of this rather weird gun. How exactly it operates, where the "flares" or whatever type of ammunition it fires is stored, or whether this weapon is even remotely legal in Japan is unknown.
Laser Gun
In the "Dice & Cube" minigame, drone battles are fought with a laser gun.
