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A [[Makarov PM]] is used by antagonist Tetsuo Tamashiro. The barrel is extended compared to a regular Makarov (a feature of the Baikal-442, a Canadian-imported variant of the Makarov), and the hammer is shaped differently. | A [[Makarov PM]] is used by antagonist Tetsuo Tamashiro. The barrel is extended compared to a regular Makarov (a feature of the Baikal-442, a Canadian-imported variant of the Makarov), and the hammer is shaped differently. It also appears as an in-game weapon with the name "Shoddy Pistol". | ||
[[File:Baikal-442.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Baikal-442 - .380 ACP / 9x18mm Makarov / 9x19mm Parabellum]] | [[File:Baikal-442.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Baikal-442 - .380 ACP / 9x18mm Makarov / 9x19mm Parabellum]] | ||
[[File:Y3Tamashiromakarovpm.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Tamashiro holding the Makarov-type pistol; note the uncharacteristic ring hammer and front cocking serrations.]] | [[File:Y3Tamashiromakarovpm.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Tamashiro holding the Makarov-type pistol; note the uncharacteristic ring hammer and front cocking serrations.]] | ||
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Yakuza 3 (JP: 龍が如く３ Ryuu ga Gotoku 3 lit. "Like a Dragon 3"), is a 2009 videogame by SEGA. It was released in English-speaking regions in March 2010. A remaster for PS4 was released in August 2018 in Japan and a year later worldwide. This was the first main Yakuza game to be released on the PS3, and is the first game to feature many of the firearm models that feature in later games.
The following weapons appear in the video game Yakuza 3:
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Handguns
Makarov PM
A Makarov PM is used by antagonist Tetsuo Tamashiro. The barrel is extended compared to a regular Makarov (a feature of the Baikal-442, a Canadian-imported variant of the Makarov), and the hammer is shaped differently. It also appears as an in-game weapon with the name "Shoddy Pistol".
Norinco Type 54
Tojo Clan Sixth Chairman Daigo Dojima is armed with a Norinco Type 54, a Tokarev TT-33 clone that is popular among the yakuza. He attempts to shoot CIA Agent Joji Kazama (known as Joji Fuma in the original western PS3 release), but Kazama outdraws him.
SIG Pro
A SIG Pro is seen being used by CIA Agent Andre Richardson, the series's first white character. This gun has a number of custom touches, including wooden grips and a ported barrel and slide.
SIG-Sauer P226/H&K USP
A hybrid of a SIG-Sauer P226 and Heckler & Koch USP is seen in the hands of Joji Kazama; it is referred to in-game as a "CZ-75", despite not really resembling it in any way.
Rifles
Unknown Rifle
A rather strange looking set of rifles, with top sight and brown furniture similar to an Armalite AR-10, but clearly in a smaller calibre with an odd front grip, appear in the weapon dealer's Tardis-like van. They additionally have cosmetic similarities to a prototype of the Howa Type 64, but this is likely nothing more than coincidence.
Mounted Weapons
General Electric M134 Minigun
A General Electric M134 Minigun mounted on a CIA UH-60 "Black Hawk" helicopter is used to send Kazama Family patriarch Osamu Kashiwagi to the big man in the sky. Amazingly however, despite having been shot by a Minigun, Kashiwagi survives for long enough to tell Kiryu his last request. It goes without saying that a considerable amount of artistic licence was used in this scene. In actual fact, the likelihood of Kashiwagi, or Kiryu for that matter, not being blasted into human casserole meat by a 3000-round-per-minute 7.62-mm Minigun at a range of about 20 m is remote at best. The lack of a flash suppressor shows that this is an original GE model, rather than the Dillon Aero or General Dynamics variants one would expect to find mounted to a Black Hawk.
