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Payday: The Heist is a video game-type first-person shooter developed by Overkill Software and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2011. It contains six different missions playable (seven with the DLC “no mercy” inspired by the homonymous map of left 4 dead published July 25, 2012 and nine adding the second DLC “wolf pack” published Aug. 7, 2012, which also includes a new category of upgrades) in single player or online (up to four players).

The protagonists of the game are 4 robbers (Dallas, Hoxton, Chains and Wolf) whose objective is precisely to play the shots (for example in a bank to steal money or hit an armored car). The game mechanics are similar to those of the video game Left 4 Dead has inspired in which Payday: 4 players, team play is essential to complete each level and different roles; health in the game is divided into two parts: each player has a bulletproof vest that regenerates itself after a few seconds of shelter from enemy fire, when the level of armor resets the damage will hit the real life points, also hit points do not regenerate automatically, but you have to use a special medical kit. At the beginning of each level you can choose the equipment to be used in one of the 4 primary weapons, one of the 3 secondary weapons, various useful items such as bags of ammunition or medical kit and ‘crew bonus’. The crew bonuses are small upgrades, such as more charging speed and bulletproof vest plus, each player must use a different bonus, because two equal bonuses do not increase the enhancement. When a player is seriously injured and lying, must be rescued from a teammate within 30 seconds. If the time expires, the injured player is arrested by the police, and to get it back into play you wait for the enemy assault and carrying out an exchange of hostages, by simply releasing a hostage that is indicated on the map. To get the hostages must bind one of the civilians who are on the map, or try to handcuff one of the policemen injuring him without killing him and pressing a button to order him to ammanettarsi alone. For that civilians are necessary and should not be killed, otherwise the final score is lowered.

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• System= Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.5 GHz or Athlon x2
• RAM= 2GB
• Graphics= NVIDIA GeForce 260 or ATI Radeon X1900
• Video Memory= 256 MB
• OS= Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 And 8.1.
• DirectX= 9.0c
• Size= 3.31
• HDD Space= 10 GB

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• System= Intel Pentium III CPU 1.00 GHz
• RAM= 256 MB
• Video Memory= 16 MB
• OS= Windows (Any)
• DirectX= DirectX 9.0c
• File Size= 10.47 MB

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The Revenge of Shinobi- You walk from left to right, you slash at cookie-cutter enemies, and you keep doing that until you're finished.

Sega's Master System, Genesis, and Game Gear platforms played host to five different games in the Shinobi series. This game uploading by thejinnni blogspot.  Besides the abundant presence of ninjas in these games, which is never a bad thing, they were all pretty much similar to any of the other beat-'em-ups available at the time, albeit with plenty of platform-jumping tasks thrown in. What made them enjoyable, however, were the areas full of platforms and hazards that really put your reflexes to the test, as well as bosses that were ugly, intimidating, and full of different attack patterns. Imagine if all those challenging gameplay situations and clever bosses were missing, though. That's what you get with Revenge of Shinobi for the Game Boy Advance, a brand-new game that shares its title with the second installment in the series, but doesn't possess anywhere near the level of polish or charm of its Genesis namesake.

Slash the enemy, the beehive, and the pot and move to the right. Repeat. You assume the role of Shinobi. Your task is to free the world from the effects of an evil curse by collecting five elemental swords. Standing in your way are hundreds of samurai and ninja warriors under the command of five evil shoguns. After a brief cinematic that establishes this plotline, you're sent into a basic area where you'll be able to figure out the controls by walking from left to right, climbing steps, and slashing at things with your sword. Unfortunately for you, the game never becomes any more clever or complex than it is at this point. Throughout roughly 25 different stages, you'll perform the same tasks over and over again: walking from left to right, slashing at enemies, and sometimes entering a house in order to climb steps and activate a switch.

To the game's credit, the number of abilities you have access to is rather substantial. From the outset, you can walk, run, crouch, somersault, and grab onto ledges, as well as slash with your sword and hurl throwing stars. As you visit the dwellings located in each stage, you'll earn new skills, such as four different types of attack magic, a double jump, and a stealth move.

Unfortunately, all these actions are meaningless for two reasons. First, there are precious few moments when you'll actually need to use any of your abilities to bypass an obstacle or navigate a tricky environment. Unlike in a game such as Castlevania, in which you need to discover the best route through a stage and then figure out the proper timing for jumps and switches, there aren't any specific routes or puzzles in Revenge of Shinobi. As long as you move cautiously to the right, you'll be able to see and avoid most hazards. There are few times when you need to climb upward or backtrack--so few, in fact, that every level feels like a journey from left to right.

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The female ninja stands there as Shinobi chucks a throwing star at her face. The biggest bright spot is the game's audio. There aren't that many background music tracks, but the tracks that are included are done in an overdramatic style that is reminiscent of old-fashioned samurai film music. Additionally, the music lacks the tinny aspect that seems to plague so many other GBA games, and the bass and stereo separation are ample enough to offer the illusion of a three-dimensional soundtrack. This level of quality extends to the game's sound effects as well, which consist of a pleasing assortment of metallic impacts, meaty strikes, and ghostly moans. Soundtrack aside, there isn't anything that's particularly remarkable or good about Revenge of Shinobi for the Game Boy Advance. You walk from left to right, you slash at cookie-cutter enemies, and you keep doing that until you're finished.

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• System= Intel Pentium II CPU 500 MHz
• RAM= 128 MB
• Video Memory= 16 MB
• OS= Windows (Any)
• Size= 894.28 KB

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A seperate game, titled Sonic Blast, was also released for the Sega Game Gear in the same year. However, much like the Game Gear Versions of Sonic The Hedgehog and Sonic The Hedgehog 2, they are similarly titled but decidedly different games.

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