Titles that include the charge shot give it even more versatility.
In the Mega Man (Classic) series, the Mega Buster you start out with is usually your go-to, for its simplicity, consistency, and its lack of a need for weapon energy. If anything, its innate Damage Control ability makes it invaluable for defensive builds - doubly so for a Critical/Level 1 playthrough, which will see your health chunk like flakes. Even with Better Keyblades out there, the Kingdom Key remains a solid option for the whole game. 
Due to KHIII adding in the ability to wield multiple Keychains as well as upgrade them, the Kingdom Key's never truly outclassed.
Kingdom Hearts III: The Kingdom Key is the starting weapon in nearly every installment and generally goes the way of the dinosaur. While other weapons are available, by the time you get them, you're probably comfortable with the Blades' style, and you've probably sunk a couple levels of Evolving Weapon upgrades into them. The original God of War trilogy started you off with the Blades of Chaos, Whip Swords with enormous versatility, range and combo potential. 
Over the course of the game you get the opportunity to trade the gun in for more powerful weapons, but if you decline, you can take it back to the original owner who will upgrade its abilities to become the most powerful in the game.
Cave Story: At the start of the game, you enter a house and pick up your first gun to defend yourself with while the owner is asleep.
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