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Warner and Grasshopper Manufacture have announced the voice cast behind Lollipop Chainsaw, and one of the most recognizable of the bunch is the voice of Juliet Starling played by Tara Strong who, as you know, voiced Harley Quinn in Batman: Arkham City.

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Those who like to play dress up in games will be happy to know that all of the outfits for Lollipop Chainsaw will be available worldwide – excluding outfits which are available as pre-order incentives, because, otherwise it wouldn’t be an incentive would it? According to various tweets from the game’s official Twitter account, the anime collaboration and premium edition outfits for the Japanese edition will be on the disc. Also, the tweets confirmed the North American version will be English-only, so no Japanese dubs. Game’s out in June for PS3 and Xbox 360. Thanks, Siliconera.

My favourite of these new Lollipop Chainsaw images is the skeleton-masked man playing the keytar.

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At a Lollipop Chainsaw event at GDC 2012 today, Warner Bros, slapped a release date on Grasshopped Manufacture’s latest effort.

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To celebrate the “undying” love between Juliet and the head of her boyfriend Nick, a new Lollipop Chainsaw has been released depicting said love. Hint: it involve killing zombies. Watch it below, complete with Italian subtitles. Lollipop Chainsaw is slated for a summer release on PS3 and Xbox 360.

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This week’s Famitsu is reporting that Grasshopper’s Lollipop Chainsaw will launch in May in Japan. No exact date is given. Western publisher Warner is yet to provide a date narrower than 2012 for Europe. As well as reiterating yesterday’s news about the uncut limited edition, Famitsu also mentioned platform-specific pre-order outfits for Japan, such as the waitress outfit on PS3 and rider’s outfit on 360.

Thanks, Siliconera.

Warner has announced North American pre-order details for Lollipop Chainsaw, such as five unique outfits for Juliet. Offers for various retailers and shots of the content are posted below, along with a trailer.

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Grasshopper Manufacture has released a couple of new screens and a video which introduces the Swan, a villain in Lollipop Chainsaw.

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The latest trailer for Grasshopper Manufacture’s Lollipop Chainsaw introduces a new character – Morikawa, Juliet’s mentor.

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Goichi Suda has said the gaming concepts at Grasshopper Manufacture pretty much stem from his ideas, but when it comes to the actual execution, it varies per game.

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D’Toid‘s filmed five minutes of Lollipop Chainsaw being played off-screen at PAX Prime over the weekend. It looks a bit bonkers, if not a bit like No More Heroes with a pop feel to it. Not much else you can add to that other than the video is below the break. The Grasshopper title, the company’s first big western release since Shadows of the Damed, releases in 2012 for PS3 and 360 from Warner.

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I’m feeling ill today and can only cope with news in teeny tiny slices. Like these.

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We’ve got a pile of screenshots from Grasshopper Manufacture’s new project, the colourful zombie slayer Lollipop Chainsaw.

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Gamespot is carrying an exclusive trailer giving us the first look at Suda 51′s upcoming title Lollipop Chainsaw. The trailer contains plenty of gameplay and features “Lollipop”, the game’s heroine as she cuts through hordes of zombies with her chainsaw (and looking hot doing it.) The Grasshopper Manufacture developed game is scheduled for release on PS3, and Xbox 360 sometime in 2012. Watch the trailer inside.

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Next week is going to be epic. This week? Yeah, not so much.

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Warner’s announced that it’s to publish Lollipop Chainsaw, Grasshopper’s next big game, in the west.

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The first details of Grasshopper’s first console game after Shadows of the Damned have gotten out via this week’s Famitsu, and the mag’s official site has gone live with screenshots for the game.

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According to some information dug up by Siliconera, Grasshopper Manufacture has a third IP in the works called Lollipop Chainsaw.

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