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Lollipop Chainsaw
Warner Bros. has revealed its suite of preorder bonuses for its upcoming Lollipop Chainsaw, and gamers are going to have to make some tough decisions. Depending upon where you plunk down your cash, you'll have access to at least one of several different outfits for cheerleader heroine Juilet.
Amazon is offering up the outfit; Best Buy is providing access to the goth girl and foxy funk outfits; GameStop (Game Informer's parent company) is letting players dress up like Evil Dead's Ash, and GameStop's PowerUp Rewards members can get Mindless Self Indulgence's Jimmy Urine.
Check out the trailer below to see the skins in action. If Batman: Arkham City taught us anything, however, it's that these exclusive deals are fleeting. You'll probably be able to score all the remaining outfits as DLC a few months after its mysterious 2012 release. For a nominal fee, of course.
To see more of the game in action, take a look at our video preview.
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