The game version of the CM is rather funny because it spells out the essence of the game: even during a zombie attack, your favorite Japanese entertainment outlets (Karaoke, Onsen and Hostess Club) always stay open! Now that is truly top service, what more could you ask for XD

A couple of interesting gameplay elements have been revealed including the ability to upgrade your weapons by collecting parts from fallen enemies, a new area called Kamurocho Underground and celebrity zombies. The only thing I can’t figure out is why the Hostess Club is still open when Kamurocho is infested with zombies. XD

Here’s the trailer of the game that was shown today at the ongoing Tokyo Game Show 2010. The game will feature four protagonist: Kazuma Kiryu, Goro Majima, Ryuji Goda and Shun Akiyama.

I was expecting Sega to take a fresh look at the Yakuza franchise when releasing a sequel to Yakuza 4 but they have probably gone too far.

“Zombie Meat,” an exquisite new Japanese snack for the horror enthusiast, consists of bite-sized chunks of tender blue flesh that, according to the package, has been aged to deadly perfection at the graveyard.

Source: Pink Tentacles

The mathematics constructed a model on a hypothetical zombie attack, and published their paper in a journal on infectious disease >_<

Based on their model, if we didn’t adopt an aggressive approach, civilization would be doomed! Their model predicts that if an infection breaks out in a city of 500,000 people, the zombies will outnumber the susceptibles in about three days.

So here’s the most important conclusion – use extreme force on anything that you think has been infected!!

Source: Wired.com

And for those that are interested in reading the thesis paper, you can grab the pdf here!

Personally I well prepared to deal with any zombie attack after watching how Japanese Kids deal with zombie. LOL

The Saikyō Senritsu Meikyū (”Ultimate Horror Maze”) — a 900-meter-long zombie-infested labyrinth at Japan’s Fuji-Q Highland amusement park — is billed as the world’s longest and scariest house of horror.

However, at a “press conference” staged last month, organizers announced they had temporarily shut down the facility because the zombie staff had lost their edge and were not frightening people enough. While the haunted house was closed, the undead employees were put through a rigorous training program designed to upgrade their zombie skills.

Here’s the video that was uploaded by Pink Tentacles:

Source: Pink Tentacles

At the end of the training, I bet they were so dead exhausted that that movements were really zombie-like.

If you still didn’t get enough LOL for the day, you can check out this video of how Japanese kids deal with a zombie attack. LOL

In fact, you would think that Japanese kids are well trained to handle such situation, so here’s a hilarious clip from a TV show that put 3 kids to the test:

Source: JapanProbe

Too bad the kids were taught the wrong way to deal with zombies, what they should do is shoot the zombie with a beretta. Quick and easy. LOL

The vandals even reset the password of the computer so that the city could not easily change the sign. The sign’s humorous warning stayed up for several hours before the manufacturer of the computer could reset the password.

Source: Geekologie

Its just funny to hear that drivers slowed down or went back to check out the traffic sign. What if they was really a zombie outbreak? LOL

Anyway, i-hacked demostrated on its website how simple it was to hack these programmable traffic signs.