Games where you can use both spells and guns.

I've been playing Arcanum since it came out. Lots of Fallout 1 & 2 staff worked on it, which led me to buying Arcanum.

You can watch Chris Avellone play it on Obsidian's YouTube channel. It was sort of a stretch goal for Project Eternity.

I thought I was the only one that dislikes BG... Finally someone that shares this opinion :D And you should definetely check out Arcanum because Troika :p

That's what I thought, but I suppose OP didn't say you have to use them at the same time.

+Hats

Believe it or not, I never played Jericho. Gave the demo a try on Xbox 360 but disliked playing it. But I'm no good with analog stick aiming, so I dislike playing most of 'em. Will have to give it another try, but on PC this time.

One of the non-DLC outfits gives you a handgun.

Don't really recommend open online play. Like a lot of games, it's full of elitist jerks who rush through levels and refuse to chat. If you have some friends to play with, it's great. Solo is a lot of fun, too.

Yes.
Call it what you want, it's essentially magic.

Tech powers also function a lot like spells, even if the explanation is different. If Bioshock counts due to Plasmids (=genetic manipulation gives weird powers), Mass Effect can go on the list as well. Shadow Warrior remake would also count I guess

Here it is

download link

via the japanese wiki middle of the home page. You can use the auto translation if needed, once you install you will have the option to have it in english.

Oh also there are cool mutations. You can end up with half a dozen arms, two heads etc. Practical if you want to have a gun in one hand, a lighsaber ( yes ) in another, a grenade in yet another hand, and a pile driver as well.

As to the motorbike part, they are cool, but what about a tyrannosaurus instead ?

Pathfinder is a variant of DnD. Its just a mildly different rule set.

And Im aware of this, im just saying the option exists for both. And wizards can totally get guns eventually.

Well, technically, any sniper rifles and shotguns you find in KotOR are actually semi-ballistic. They use a small metal core inside each round to stabilise the shot. Does that help? :P