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Suda 51 returns with another unique experience. Lollipop Chainsaw has you play Juliet Starling, a zombie hunter, who has to slice and dice her way through hordes of zombies and put a stop to this outbreak. Does Lollipop manage to come out on top, let's see what the critics have to say: MetaCritic:   69/100 Destructoid:   9.0/10 As a piece of entertainment, Lollipop Chainsaw is something truly memorable -- shameless, camp, idiotic, and so very enchanting. As a game, it is a celebration of the arcade era, an era when games felt free to be outrageous without worrying about being taken seriously or making even the vaguest lick of sense. As something to review, it is not deserving of the dread I wrote about at the beginning of the article. As it turns out, trying to describe Lollipop Chainsaw is half the fun. Talking about it is a joy. Playing it, even more so. It's one of the straight-up dumbest games you will ever encounter, but at the end of the day, it proves one th...

Lollipop Chainsaw is another departure from a standard game but if you've played any of Suda 51's games you can appreciate the unique takes on gameplay. Today we take a look at the voice cast behind Lollipop Chainsaw. Tara Strong, who has had several notable roles including Rikku (FFX), lends here talents to the game as Juliet herself. Michael Rosenbaum, Lex from Smallville, plays Juliets bodyless boyfriend Nick. Along with other talented individuals Lollipop Chainsaw will be revving to go come June. [via IGN ]