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Vanishing Inc. Magic

Real Suspense. No Real Danger

Vanishing Inc. has released Pain Game 2. 0 by John Allen, an updated, safer version of the Smash-and-Stab routine that preserves real audience suspense while eliminating actual danger. The new edition features sturdier gimmicks, a flat-set nail, and allows a participant to push the nail into the block, while maintaining the practicality and reliability performers expect. Vanishing Inc. invites performers to buy Pain Game 2. 0 from their store.