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*In ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', Plasma Rifles are one of the few weapons which have a reticule that never changes size.  
*In ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', Plasma Rifles are one of the few weapons which have a reticule that never changes size.  
*In the Original Trilogy, the Plasma Rifle's UNSC counterpart seems to be the MA5B ICWS or the [[M7 Caseless Submachine Gun]]. However, in ''Halo: Reach'', the way a Spartan or Sangheili wield the Plasma rifle is identical when wielding an [[M6G magnum]], even with [[alert carry]], which implies that the Plasma rifle's counterpart is also the M6G Magnum.
*In the Original Trilogy, the Plasma Rifle's UNSC counterpart seems to be the MA5B ICWS or the [[M7 Caseless Submachine Gun]]. However, in ''Halo: Reach'', the way a Spartan or Sangheili wield the Plasma rifle is identical when wielding an [[M6G magnum]], even with [[alert carry]], which implies that the Plasma rifle's counterpart is also the M6G Magnum.
*In ''[[Halo 4]]'', the plasma rifle is replaced by the functionally similar [[Kelos'vaarda-pattern storm rifle|storm rifle]] which also fills a similar in-game role. This marks the first ''Halo'' game in which the plasma rifle is not present in gameplay; however, the weapon appears briefly in the [[Prologue]] cinematic. It also appears in the DLC map [[Pitfall]] as part of the Elite targeting silhouettes.
*In ''[[Halo 4]]'', the plasma rifle does not appear in normal gameplay, apparently because [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant]] doesn't have a supply of them. (Instead, this faction has a functionally similar [[Kelos'vaarda-pattern storm rifle|storm rifle]].) This marks the first ''Halo'' game in which the plasma rifle is not present in gameplay; however, the weapon appears briefly in the [[Prologue]] cinematic. It also appears in the DLC map [[Pitfall]] as part of the Elite targeting silhouettes.  
*Until late in the development of [[Halo: Combat Evolved]] (May 16, 2001), the Plasma Rifle and the [[Type-25 plasma pistol|Plasma Pistol]] had their functions switched completely. The Plasma Rifle's model had the overcharge function and lowered rate of fire. The converse is true for the Plasma Pistol.<ref>http://bs.bungie.org/fanfestv/</ref><ref>https://youtu.be/zvb3-tXttoY?t=365</ref>
*Until late in the development of [[Halo: Combat Evolved]] (May 16, 2001), the Plasma Rifle and the [[Type-25 plasma pistol|Plasma Pistol]] had their functions switched completely. The Plasma Rifle's model had the overcharge function and lowered rate of fire. The converse is true for the Plasma Pistol.<ref>http://bs.bungie.org/fanfestv/</ref><ref>https://youtu.be/zvb3-tXttoY?t=365</ref>
*The plasma rifle was the first weapon conceptualized by [[Shi Kai Wang]].<ref>https://twitter.com/shiekthegeek/status/1351703739371909121</ref> It was designed to be symmetrical in order to fit with the two opposable thumbs of an Elite's hand.<ref>https://twitter.com/shiekthegeek/status/1351703743205502977</ref> The "fins" on the back of the weapon were intended to be ammunition magazines or batteries that needed to be plugged in to shoot it, but it was considered too difficult to animate and convey the mechanic in first-person, so they were left as simple detailing.<ref>https://twitter.com/shiekthegeek/status/1351703748960157696</ref>
*The plasma rifle was the first weapon conceptualized by [[Shi Kai Wang]].<ref>https://twitter.com/shiekthegeek/status/1351703739371909121</ref> It was designed to be symmetrical in order to fit with the two opposable thumbs of an Elite's hand.<ref>https://twitter.com/shiekthegeek/status/1351703743205502977</ref> The "fins" on the back of the weapon were intended to be ammunition magazines or batteries that needed to be plugged in to shoot it, but it was considered too difficult to animate and convey the mechanic in first-person, so they were left as simple detailing.<ref>https://twitter.com/shiekthegeek/status/1351703748960157696</ref>

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