![]() Accompanying the bubblegum personality of Juliet is a really kick ass soundtrack. It is even more enjoyable during a second play through once you've earned enough 'sparkle hunting' coins to unlock new chainsaw moves and combos, complete with blood, guts, and sparkles. The game is reminiscent of the glory years of the arcades (there's even an arcade inspired level) and has tremendous replay value. Some may criticize the game play for being too repetitive. The game play and character dynamics are akin to fellow Grasshopper Manufacture titles 'No More Heroes' and 'Shadows of the Damned.' In short: it's fun and it's hilarious. Any fan of his work will love this game immediately. 'Lollipop' oozes with Suda 51 awesomeness. Together, they have a blast bantering while killing every single last member of their graduating class. The barely legal zombie hunter (voiced by Tara Strong of My Little Pony fame) sports her trusty pink chainsaw, and the decapitated head of her boyfriend Nick (played by Michael Rosenbaum). Lollipop Chainsaw Review () It's a birthday from hell in Suda 51's newest offering, 'Lollipop Chainsaw.' The game, available for PS3 and Xbox 360, follows scantily-clad high school cheerleader Juliet Starling as she slices and dices her way through the undead on her 18th birthday.
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