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Unlocked after beating the Mercenaries minigame with all unlocked characters on all 4 levels with 5 stars on every level. While it is, to be blunt, an astoundingly powerful weapon (even | Unlocked after beating the Mercenaries minigame with all unlocked characters on all 4 levels with 5 stars on every level. While it is, to be blunt, an astoundingly powerful weapon (even when not upgraded), it has the annoying disadvantage of requiring .50 caliber ammo, which never appears within the main game - this means you must find it via enemy drops, or Random Item barrels. Of course, after upgrading it all the way to exclusive, this weapon gains the advantage of unlimited ammo (thus, either don't use it or spend the money!). | ||
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Named after another then-forthcoming [[Capcom]] title, the [[Killer7]] is probably more suited to gamers who prefer speed over firepower (chances are that these are the same gamers who chose the Blacktail over the Red9). With a detachable magazine, the poor reload speeds of the Broken Butterfly are done away with - but firepower is compromised. | Named after another then-forthcoming [[Capcom]] title, the [[Killer7]] is probably more suited to gamers who prefer speed over firepower (chances are that these are the same gamers who chose the Blacktail over the Red9). With a detachable magazine, the poor reload speeds of the Broken Butterfly are done away with - but firepower is compromised. | ||
Unlike most of the weapons in Resident Evil 4, the Killer7 has no 'exclusive' upgrade available. | Unlike most of the weapons in Resident Evil 4, the Killer7 has no 'exclusive' upgrade available. | ||
