Payday 2: Video Game Analysis

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This is Payday 2. It is a mature rated game. What you do is rob stores, banks, malls, museums, jewelry stores, houses and condos. There is a safe house that is a broken down laundromat with a statue women that you put money in her hand and it opens a underground lab. Then you have an option to play online or offline. You can get different masks, guns, armor, and specialists. Some specialists are ammo bags, medical bags, zip ties, and less detected by people and cameras.

I play this game with my friend David Zarate. He was playing this game once and I was wondering what he was playing and he said Payday 2. I was looking at the game on xbox store and it was $35.99. Then I looked up the game on Gamestop and it was $15.99. I was going

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