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Before the discovery of atomic energy, sci-fi weapons generated an unspecified death ray: the technology at that time was not sufficiently developed to scientifically support the fantasies of writers and screenwriters.
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In the 80's, with the emergence of underground movements like cyberpunk and steampunk, the sci-fi weapon design focused on mechanical items like the LAPD Blaster from Blade Runner.
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Finally in Fallout, weapons present a retro post-apocalyptic design, where functionality prevail on aesthetic.
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