Lollipop Chainsaw is getting a remake – Zing

Yoshimi Yasuda has already started tempting the return of last month’s crazy event. Chainsaw LollipopReleased in 2012 on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, it tells the story of Juliet’s high school cheerleading team who has to deal with an attack by nasty zombies and an unconventional transformation in her relationship with her boyfriend Nick.

Well, it was just good fun with a really tasty soundtrack that definitely wasn’t meant to please everyone, but personally I really liked it.

Video taken from YouTube channel GameSpot.

That’s why I was definitely pleased with today’s clarification that he will move we will see the return in the form of a remakewhich comes out over the next year.

The remake will be worked on by a group of people who worked on the original game, including Jasuda as a producer, but will be supplemented by newcomers from Dragami Games.

Over time, the authors will try to bring experience true to the originalbut there will also be some changes that fans may not welcome with open arms.

The biggest problem will be the soundtrack, which in the original work consisted of 16 licensed songs. And it is because of these licenses that the creators will be forced to change where some pieces will return and the rest will be assembled from completely new music.

Due to the greater performance of current consoles, the visuals should also be improved, but they will offer a more realistic approach. Let’s see what this means in practice.

Platforms not listed yetbut it would be nice if the remake also came out on PC, where local players could experience the game for the first time.