Are shotguns inaccurate?

Very inaccurate. Most shotguns are accurate out to 50 yards but past then unless its a slug its not very accurate.

Why don’t video games use real gun names?

Intellectual Property rights, if you can believe it. For a game to use the likeness and name of a gun they have to pay a certain sum to the manufacturer, if they even allow it. So, most games try to circumvent this by changing a few details of the gun as well as it’s name, to avoid a future lawsuit.

Do games need permission for guns?

But video games do have a PR problem.” For decades, game companies entered into long-lasting and mutually beneficial licensing deals with gun manufacturers. If a game wanted to use a recognizable, trademarked design or a brand name of gun, it would need permission.

Why are there no Glocks in video games?

Yup, basically. Some manufacturers don’t care and just give permission, some the devs have to pay for the rights to use. Companies like EA have outright publicly said they won’t even bother seeking to licence them anymore and will still use them anyway.

Are shotguns powerful at close range?

In real life, they are “ridiculously powerful” at close range. You see, out to a set range, the shotgun pattern is basically one large ball of shot. It’s roughly the size of the gauge. The tighter the choke, the further this tight pattern is throw.

Can video games use gun names?

TL;DR – No, you can’t use official names of guns, in your game, without a license to do so.

What games have Glocks in them?

Games

• Battlefield Hardline. March 17, 2015. + 5 more.
• Grand Theft Auto V. September 17, 2013.
• Jagged Alliance: Crossfire. August 24, 2012.
• Snipers. March 1, 2012.
• Battlefield 3. October 25, 2011.
• Jurassic: The Hunted. October 27, 2009.
• Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City. October 29, 2009.
• Quantum of Solace. October 31, 2008.