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A knife wiped clean From innocent blood Tighten the noose For unfair crime A cup for a king Betrayed by his queen Busy, busy, busy Is Death as he comes On life after another

Out in public You only pretended To care about me But what you did Behind closed doors Is most cruel You hit me Beat me And did some rather Perverted things And afterwards You act like nothing Has ever happened You start to pretend again And wear your mask To hide your Most ugly face

  Ah, video games: whenever an incident happens of any kind, it seems as if they are quickly the first to blame because of the content in them, ignoring any context of why the character does what they do, or how it's done (some games you can actually go through without killing anyone!). The game I review now is the textbook stereotype of “corrupting video games” written by the most hysterical of anti games people like good ol' J. Thompson.  Payday: The Heist is a game for PS3's PSN and PC where you control a member of a 4 player team in which you commit bank robberies, diamond heists, and all that stereotypical heisting activiti