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Lollipop Chainsaw Gets A Real Life Juliet
Warner Bros. Interactive and Grasshopper Manufacture, the publisher and developer behind Lollipop Chainsaw respectively, recently sent out a call to find the real life version of the protagonist from the game, Juliet Starling.
The winner is a woman named simply Jessica. Check her out above for comparison, and below for the full image. Jessica/Juliet will be appearing at live events among other things to promote the game.
Finding real-life counterparts for video game characters seems to be a new marketing trend. The folks behind Borderlands held a contest to find a Lilith look-a-like recently.
Lollipop Chainsaw is coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 sometime this year.
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