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Test Chamber – Lollipop Chainsaw
After attending the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles last week, the Game Informer staff returned to work to discover a new type of zombie game. Although a chainsaw is used to mutilate the undead, sparkles and rainbows are more prevalent than blood and severed limbs in Grasshopper Manufacture's Lollipop Chainsaw. Joe Juba reviewed this game, and joined whoopie cushion aficionado Dan Ryckert and I for look at its first stage. You'll see chainsaws to the privates, talking severed heads, and "Mickey mode" in action. You'll also learn about Dan's new whoopie cushions. Yes, he has more than one.
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