The AK-47 has been one of the most widely-used weapons in the world since its inception in 1940. However, as the battlefield of the 21st century demands ever-greater degrees of accuracy, the Kalashnikov's 350m range is no longer effective. That's why Russia is giving the "world's most dangerous weapon" a deadly new makeover.
It fires a 40-pound metal slug up to 5,600 miles per hour from New York to Philadelphia, slamming into its target with 32 times the force of a "1-ton car being thrust at 100 mph." Railguns aren't sci-fi anymore.
You've probably already read more than one list of the "Best Weapons in Games", so we wanted to take a fresh approach. After all, every game with a pistol's also got a shotgun, assault rifle and sniper. But you see, most lack ice beans, shoulder-mounted nukes, and electric shuriken launchers.
