A battleship-caliber Gatling gun multiplies the wrong machinery

Could four battleship guns be arranged as a giant Gatling weapon?

The logistics and machinery would be extraordinary, while the rotating arrangement would not meaningfully improve loading or firing performance.

The machinery behind the barrels presents the main obstacle. A battleship-caliber Gatling arrangement would need enormous structures to feed, load, rotate, and control several heavy guns. Those additions would not remove the shell-handling and safety limits that govern rate of fire. The result would be extreme technological and logistical cost for little practical gain.