We\u2019re now heading into the middle of June, and the post-E3 shadow over game releases has settled down. This week we see the introduction of a slight feminine touch into the hack-and-slash world, as well as a game which may just be the make or break for hardcore Kinect fans.<\/p>\n
Suda 51 is known for making pretty bizarre, yet awesome games. No More Heroes was a standout feature on the Wii<\/a> (and the later port to PS3<\/a>), although the quirky designer is now trying is hand at a new IP.<\/p>\n Lollipop Chainsaw sees players take control of zombie hunter and cheerleader Juliet Starling, as she heads back to her high-school for an undead massacre.<\/p>\n The game plays out like a familiar hack-and-slash, although there are a lot more over-the-top tricks and twists in Lollipop Chainsaw. Grasshopper Manufacture\u2019s action title will also feature an extensive soundtrack which covers a range of genres from the 80\u2032s punk to dubstep (of course).<\/p>\n