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Outlander (1992)

Outlander is 1992 game for 16-bit platforms deveploped by Mindscape. Two years prior to this Mindscape developed NES game based on Mad Max movies and wanted this to be an update for 16-bit platforms, but Warner Bros. don't wanted the game, so they just renamed it and changed a few details. Despite this changes it's absolutely obvious, that it was based on Mad Max and Mad Max 2 and therefore it's considered some kind of a spin-off from franchise by fans. Note: Sega Version uses first-person perspective popularized by Doom in the same year, while Super Nintendo version uses third-person perspective. The following guns were used in the video game Outlander:

Machineguns

Two powerful machineguns mounted on the main character's car, though they're unseen and it's unclear where are they situated (Most likely somewhere near the lights, like in custom machineguns in Goldfinger).

Car firing it's machineguns.
Car firing it's machineguns straight.
One of the motorcycles were just exploded by machinegun's fire.
That's how machineguns muzzle flashes look in the Sega version. Note how many details identical to Mad Max.
Typical result of using machineguns in Sega version.

Sawn-Off Double Barelled Shotgun

Of course as the game based on Mad Max hero's main weapon is iconic sawn-off double barelled shotgun, identical to that one seen in the movies. It's used not only in arcade levels, but also to shoot bikers who dangerously near the car.

Japanese-made airsoft/b.b. gun made by Hudson Industry Co. of Tokyo, modelled after original props. This replica had two editions - more expensive has it's stock made of wood while the cheapier uses plastic.
Aiming shotgun on the right side.
Aiming shotgun on the left side.
Missed shot.
Non-lethal shot on biker.
Lethal shot. Biker is killed or mortally wounded.
Hero ducks with his shotgun on arcade level.
Hero aims his shotgun at biker girl.
Hero fires his shotgun at biker girl.

Another shotguns

Another shotguns (that, it think has no real prototype) can be seen used by redheaded biker girls modelled after Nightrider's girl in Mad Max.

Girl aims her shotgun at hero.

Molotov cocktail

Molotov cocktail frequently used as a weapon by bikers when they're on their bikes.

Biker's ready to throw the bottle.
The bottle explodes near the car.

Pistol on covers

On cartridge's covers hero usually depicted as having a gun in a holster attached to his boot. It's possibly based on Jericho 941, but also can be another pistol.

Pistol as it seen on cover for Sega Version.
Cover for Super Nintendo version. Bikers wielding shotguns also can be spot.

Thanks for reading. --Kloga 16:07, 20 January 2011 (UTC)


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