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In cooperative mode, you cannot attack unless you obtain this item, and you can use infinite blank bullets that only erase enemy bullets in a certain range, and automatically resurrect when you reach the box room or defeat the boss

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In a school auditorium, a thirteen-year-old student stares at the raw gaping hole in Wade Hamptons throat

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He's one of a select few to have three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, honoring his contributions to film, radio, and theater

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This box has a hinged lid and allows users to simply flick the lid up or down

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