Technological disparity

Other (objects, etc.) concept

Low (primitive) and high technology are mixed on purpose in the depicted setting, such as swords and laser pistols being used at the same time by the same people.

56
games
16
platforms

Alternate names: Mixed technology
Name variations: Tech disparity

Contrast: (unlikely to occur with this)
* Fragile protagonist
* Realistic damage
People picking up swords and other melee weapons (including lightsabers and such) into gunfights and they can hold their own in such is a blatant example.

Notes:
* This is a clear departure from realism in most cases. However, for example, Japanese used katanas in WW2 much like other nations used bayonets.
* For melee weapons (knives) and such used by stealth operatives this can be ignored if they're only used for killing people stealthily and not for open confrontations.
* Common in Chinese, Japanese and such fiction?

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Games by year

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The first Technological disparity video game was released in 1982.

LucasArts, Focus Home Interactive and ngmoco published most of these games.

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Platforms

Windows 22
Linux 10
Xbox 3
Mac OS X 3
Apple II E 3
PS4 2
Pandora 2
PS2 2
Android 2
Xbox One 1
Mac OS Classic 1
MS-DOS 1
GameCube 1
iOS 1
X360 1
WinCE 1