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Ill-Gotten Gain: Part Two update comes to GTA Online next week

By Phil Savage
published 30 June 2015

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What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see a new 4x4, the Coil Brawler.

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What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see some planks of wood styled into the shape of a boat.

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Page 2 of 9

What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see some clothes, and the fleshy meat by-product they're wrapped in.

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Page 3 of 9

What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see a car, probably.

Page 4 of 9
Page 4 of 9

What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see a single-shot pistol.

Page 5 of 9
Page 5 of 9

What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see another one of those car things.

Page 6 of 9
Page 6 of 9

What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see the official knuckle-dusters of indie platformer VVVVVV.

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Page 7 of 9

What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see a metal box that's been crudely hammered into a car-like shape.

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Page 8 of 9

What even is the point of doing a crime if you can't spend the proceeds on some high-end gaudy tat. No point, is what. No point at all. That's why Rockstar has been bolstering GTA Online's collection of purchasable items with some high-end, ultra-expensive cars, guns and other desirables.

Next week, the second bundle of goods arrives into the game—specifically, on July 8. Rockstar has again released a series of screenshots showing what they've got planned. Above you can see a bike. Like, obviously. Why am I even describing these things? Just look at them with your eyes.

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