From the creative imagination of Suda 51 comes this nuanced mini game where you drive (for a second time) a combine in a circle for two minutes. Oh, and there is zombies. The man is genius! Notice how there is no time limit, you don't get points or combos or anything distracting. That is some good gameplay design right there.

I have not played other Suda 51 games, so I have to ask: Is he really a good video game director? Does he has stuff like this on other games or was lollipop Chainsaw just rushed and unfinished (there are lots of things that have no real purpose or seem like unfinished implementations)?

From the creative imagination of Suda 51 comes this nuanced mini game where you drive (for a second time) a combine in a circle for two minutes. Oh, and there is zombies. The man is genius! Notice how there is no time limit, you don't get points or combos or anything distracting. That is some good gameplay design right there.

I have not played other Suda 51 games, so I have to ask: Is he really a good video game director? Does he has stuff like this on other games or was lollipop Chainsaw just rushed and unfinished (there are lots of things that have no real purpose or seem like unfinished implementations)?

Holy shit. I couldn't even finish watching the video.

Holy hell, that looks boring.

I personally am a fan of everything Suda has put out. Although it should be mentioned that he hasn't directed a game himself since No More Heroes for the Wii. The concepts for Lollipop Chainsaw were his but the actual direction of the game was other people at grasshopper studios. As for Lollipop Chainsaw I played through the game like 4 times. I really liked it.

Yeahh.... I remember that part....

Most of that game was not fun :/

@charlie_victor_bravo:

No the worst mini games are in No More Heroes 1. Because you're forced to repeatedly do them more than twice to complete the game.

@Yadilie: Not if you do the Assassination and Free missions. You'll always be swimming in cash.