Not a lot to say about it now, though I suspect we’ll pick up a copy to review soon.

Though it sounds.. err.. original:

With questions about its true satire unanswered, Lollipop Chainsaw still has the makings of a perfectly enjoyable action game. Juliet isn’t limited to chainsawing enemies apart with perky abandon; she’s also able to pull off cheerleader-styled grappling moves, drive several destructive vehicles, run through obstacle courses, play such mini-games as “zombie basketball,” and temporarily put Nick’s head on decapitated foes. The stage of battle expands beyond a conventional high school, and the game even breaks out neon-hued tributes to old arcade titles.

Next week though, we’re not sure if there will be time to give it proper consideration in the lead-up to the Chicago Zombie March.

You remember that, right? Come out with the ZRC and countless other Undead citizens, activists and allies, march around Chicago? I’d suggest attending if you’re in the Upper Midwest.

We hope to see you there. Especially if you’re a Zombie, because after all, this March is for you.

Tags: Public Appearance, Social Justice, Videogames, Zombie Public Event

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