"The mention of how the game will have a more realistic look in the previous announcement was meant to refer to how we will make use of the advanced rendering technology available in current game consoles," Yasuda said. In particular, mention of a "more realistic look" had suggested to some fans that the game's graphical style would be altered. Remakes of wide-selling games have become more and more popular with large publishers in the last few years, but since Lollipop Chainsaw wasn't owned by an industry heavy hitter, its creators seem to have found a more unconventional route to get it back on digital store shelves.Watch on YouTube Eurogamer plays the original Lollipop Chainsaw.
It's interesting to see the business logistics that Yasuma and his colleagues went through in order to get a Lollipop Chainsaw remake off the ground. The expired music licenses are likely why the game was de-listed from online stores sometime around 2018. Yasuma explained that while the game will have "a few" licensed tracks, Dragami Games will be composing original music for this version of the game. Though Yasuma is promising updated visuals with more "realistic" graphics, this project will have to grapple with the fact that the original Lollipop Chainsaw had licensed 15 music tracks for the game. Please check Producer message about Lollipop Chainsaw Remake.
Lollipop Chainasaw Remake の発表に関する Producer message をお届けします…!!! Games (which published Lollipop Chainsaw outside of Japan back in 2012, and introduced Gunn to the project) is "supporting" Kadokawa Games in developing the game.
In his announcement, Yasuma said that Warner Bros. It also purchased the intellectual property rights for Lollipop Chainsaw in order to develop this remake. Kadokawa Games formally commenced operations on July 1, 2022, and announced that it would take over sales of 15 Kadokawa Games titles. Dragami Games was founded in May by Yasuma and company director Satoshi Fuyuno, both former employees of Kadokawa Games. Neither Suda 51 or Gunn are returning to this project, which is under development at Dragami Games. Gunn would later cite Lollipop Chainsaw as an aesthetic influence on certain sequences in his recent film The Suicide Squad.
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