Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP Devs Are Considering A PS4 Release

Rumors about Lollipop Chainsaw: RePOP potentially arriving on the PlayStation 4 have been circulating, but recent developments have reignited excitement among fans as the developers have now provided an encouraging update on the matter. 

Since the official announcement of RePOP, numerous requests for a PS4 release have flooded in, as the trailer had no mention of the last generation of consoles. Responding to this overwhelming demand, the developers posted on X expressing their intent to fulfill these requests. Currently, they are finalizing the schedule and have urged fans to stay tuned for an official announcement.

Since the official announcement of RePOP, we have received many requests from game users asking for it to be released on PS4.
We want to meet the requests of game users. Please wait for an announcement as soon as the schedule is finalized.… pic.twitter.com/PSp91SKs0H

— 安田善巳 Yoshimi Yasuda (@yasudaD5) July 26, 2024

More About RePop

It is worth noting that, initial rumors suggested it to be a full-blown remake but Lollipop Chainsaw: RePOP has since been officially confirmed as a remaster of the original 2012 game. This upcoming release will stay true to the original’s script, scenario, and overall aesthetic while incorporating quality-of-life improvements and new gameplay features.

Among these enhancements are upgraded graphics, refined battle mechanics, and extra content like new costumes and hair colors for the protagonist, Juliet Starling. The game is set to launch on September 25, 2024, and will be available on multiple platforms, including PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

In conclusion, it is a welcoming sign that the developers of Lollipop Chainsaw: RePOP are addressing the wishes of the fans by considering a PlayStation 4 release. This effort will ensure that the game is accessible to a broader audience. With the release date fast approaching, there is hope that the game will honor the original and avoid the doom path that many remasters have followed.