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Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP alcanza un impresionante hito en ventas

Autor : Elijah Actualizar : Jan 17,2025

Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP, lanzado a finales del año pasado, supuestamente superó las 200.000 unidades vendidas, lo que demuestra una fuerte demanda de los jugadores por esta remasterización llena de acción. A pesar de los problemas técnicos iniciales y cierta controversia, las cifras de ventas del juego indican claramente su éxito.

Desarrollado por Dragami Games (aunque originalmente creado por Grasshopper Manufacture, conocido por títulos como No More Heroes), Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP es un juego de hack-and-slash en el que los jugadores empuñan una motosierra como animadoras que luchan contra zombis. La remasterización de Dragami Games introdujo mejoras en la calidad de vida y elementos visuales actualizados.

Este hito de ventas, logrado varios meses después del lanzamiento en septiembre de 2024 en consolas y PC actuales y de última generación, fue anunciado por Dragami Games a través de un tweet.

Triunfo de ventas de Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP

Los jugadores asumen el papel de Juliet Starling, una animadora cuyo linaje cazador de zombis se revela cuando su escuela es invadida por los no-muertos. El combate trepidante con motosierras contra oleadas de zombis y jefes únicos recuerda a títulos como Bayonetta.

El lanzamiento original de 2012 para PlayStation 3 y Xbox 360 logró un éxito aún mayor, vendiendo más de un millón de copias. Esta popularidad inicial probablemente se debió a la colaboración única entre Goichi Suda y James Gunn, quienes contribuyeron a la narrativa del juego.

Si bien el futuro DLC o una secuela aún no están confirmados, el desempeño de Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP es un buen augurio para las remasterizaciones de otros clásicos de culto. Esta tendencia positiva se ejemplifica aún más con el reciente lanzamiento de Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered, que trae otro título de Grasshopper Manufacture a las plataformas modernas.

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