Editing BFG9000 (section)

===Video games===
* In the RPG ''[http://www.battleon.com/ Adventure Quest]'', the "BFG" weapon is an obvious clone of Doom's BFG.
* The {{wp|M249 SAW}} is an unlockable weapon in the FPS game ''{{wp|Black (video game)|Black}}'', where it is called the "BFG".
* The configuration files for ''{{wp|Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun}}'' give the name of the Cyborg Commando's weapon as the "BFG". In-game, this unit launches exploding green balls of plasma.
* In the 2D roguelike shooter ''{{wp|Cryptark}}'' one of the most powerful arms available for personal combat suits is called "GFB"&mdash;"Galvanic Fission Bombard". It launches a relatively slow plasma ball, resembling the original BFG projectile. On impact it produces lingering area damage energy as well.
* ''{{wp|Duke Nukem: Zero Hour}}'' contains a weapon called the BMF Thunderstrike.
* There was originally a quest in the second ''{{wp|EverQuest}}'' expansion, ''{{wp|EverQuest expansions#The Scars of Velious|The Scars of Velious}}'', which resulted in an item called "Breezeboot's Frigid Gnasher", using the image of the BFG9000. The item lore calls it "Model 9000".
* In the 1999 {{wp|space simulator}} ''{{wp|Descent: FreeSpace - The Great War|FreeSpace 2}}'', the largest red- and green-colored beams in the game are referred to internally as BFRed and BFGreen.
* The most powerful missile weapon in the game ''{{wp|Fury3}}'' is called the BFM (Bion Fury Missile).
* In the game ''{{wp|Gauntlet Dark Legacy}}'', the Archer and Tigress characters have a turbo attack called "BFG", which fires a huge green burst shot forward.
* ''{{wp|Half-Life: Opposing Force}}'' features the Displacer Cannon, whose primary fire functions similarly to the BFG10K from ''Quake II''. Additionally, the projectile it fires is based on the appearance of ''Quake II'''s BFG10K projectile, which uses the same graphic as the main BFG9000 projectile.
* In ''{{wp|Halo 2}}'', the Easter egg Scarab gun fires a blast similar to the BFG.
* In ''{{wp|Halo 3}}'', the description for part 2 of the mission "The Storm" reads: "Scarab. BFG. End of World.", with BFG referring to a large Covenant anti-air cannon.
* In ''{{wp|Halo: Reach}}'', the multiplayer map "Spire" has an area named BFG.
* It appears in the {{wp|PlayStation Portable|PSP}} game ''{{wp|Infected (video game)|Infected}}'' as the BMFG (Big Mother Fucking Gun).
* In the 1994 computer game ''{{wp|Jazz Jackrabbit (1994 video game)|Jazz Jackrabbit}}'', Jazz's gun is called the "LFG-2000". LFG may stand for 'Large Fucking Gun'.
* A weapon called the C.B.F.G. became available in ''{{wp|Kingdom of Loathing}}'' during Crimbo 2007. This stands for "Crimborg Biomechanical Fragging Gun."
* In the Inspection training mission of ''{{wp|MechWarrior 2}}'', one of the boxes has an inspection reading of BFG 9000.
* In the Flash game ''Onslaught 2'' there exist combos which are called "BFG", which shoot a blast similar to that of the BFG.
* In the {{wp|Platform game|platform}} {{wp|Shooter game|shooter}} ''{{wp|Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal}}'', there is a level called "The Nefarious BFG" (a reference to both the weapon and to {{wp|The Notorious B.I.G.}}).
* In the hack-and-slash {{wp|Role-playing game|RPG}} ''{{wp|Sacred (video game)|Sacred}}'', one character, the Seraphim, has a combat art called "BeeEffGee".
* In ''{{wp|Sid Meier's Alien Crossfire}}'', a technology called String Resonance is referenced internally as "BFG9000".
* In the April Fools' 2019 snapshot build of ''{{wp|Minecraft|Minecraft: Java Edition}}'', there is a chance to find an enchanted crossbow named "BFC9000" in the barrels that generate.
* In the mobile game ''{{wp|Goddess of Victory: Nikke}}'', the SSR Nikke "Elegg" uses a machine gun called the “Boomstick” that strongly resembles the [[:File:SargeDoomMovie.jpg|BFG-9000]] from the [[Doom (film)|2005 Doom film]] (starring {{wp|Dwayne Johnson}}).
* A version of the [[falloutwiki:BFG9000|BFG 9000]] can be bought for 400 credits on the ''[[falloutwiki:Fallout 4|Fallout 4]]'' Creation Club.