![]() that orgasmic feeling you’re getting right now? That’s Lollipop Chainsaw. Do you remember taking your $5 bill up to the change machine, stuffing the handful of tokens in your pocket and pumping one after another in to your favorite cabinet until there was nothing left but a few balls of lint? Imagine reliving that experience with Bruce Campbell as your player 2 and Toni Basil’s “Mickey” blasting in the background. Rewind, if you will, back to the glory days of the arcade. With a short campaign, questionable humor and a slightly simplistic combat system, is it worth the purchase or should you head over to a Redbox and give it a rental instead? Let’s find out. The students of San Romero High have been turned in to zombies and it’s up to cheerleader Juliet Starling to put the undead out of their misery in SUDA 51’s zombie beat-em-up for the Xbox 360 and PS3, Lollipop Chainsaw. Harvested all crops in the 1st field with the combine in Stage 3.ĭo not get hit by Rosalind’s wrecking ball.Played for: 5 hours to clear the campaign on the default settings and another hour or two achievement farming. ![]() Picked up all zombie medals on the rooftop with Chainsaw Dash. Registered in world leaderboards for all stages.ĭodge & Counter Zed’s Electric Balls 15 times.ĭodge all balloon attacks in Mariska battle.Ĭut off 20 fingers during Killabilly’s fight! Concept Art Albumsĭownload to the processed data: Download Linkĭownload to the unprocessed / purely extracted data: Download Link Trophy Table Name Just as a note: In this album, Cordelia is spelled as Cordiria (I assume because of Japanese transliteration issues), but I’m just keeping it like that here for record’s sake. Now that you’ve magically obtained the cut off images, you’d want to run combineImageHalves.py (in the same gist), now all of your combined concept art is stored in. Here’s the weird part: for some reason all of the images are 1024x1024 resolution but the right half of the images are cut off and put in the bottom left even though UE3 supports 1x1 -> 4096x4096 (maybe it’s a console thing idk) Then I made (and ran obviously) the organizeArts.py available in the Python Gists. png textures (if you extracted them like that as you should). Now you’ve got a crap ton of folders with all of the. I used gildor’s UModel to be able to view & extract all of the texture outputs. XXX files), then you’ll need to rename the extracted output to have a. In an extracted disc, all of the concept art is stored in the UICOLLECTION_ARTS_.xxx, you’ll need to decompress it using the Unreal Decompressor (much like all of the other. Note: Those files don’t contain the licensed music (because don’t kill me Warner Bros or whoever I like my living) Cover Images So now the ripped MP3 files are available for download on Google Drive. Then I created another Python script using mp3-tagger ![]() ![]() Here’s the output JSON dictionary if you’re too lazy to go through the extra steps I also happened to rip out the raw mp3 files (obviously), using some more python scripts to parse these tables (after handwriting them :/) mp3 extracted names don’t actually match with the proper in game song number, it makes no sense but y’know sure I guess Album Download(s) Note 2: Yeah honestly for some reason the. Note: This table was created based off of a Tumblr post These are just other miscellaneous songs / files (that I don’t actually have on hand myself) Extracted Name These are all from the main soundtrack or songs that play during the background (and not licensed) Extracted Name ![]() Note: I hold no claims of owning these assets, they’re posted here purely for historical reference Naming Table Most of this page is just already known info with nothing new but just me wanting to compile random things about this dumb gameĪll of this data was extracted from the game’s disc and then parsed with specific python scripts Music Information Lollipop Chainsaw Game Info Last Updated: 14 September 2020 ![]()
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