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Upgrades increase the experience points per kill or the attack speed for each weapon.

SLAUGHTER WITH SHARP BLADES: Upgrade your collection of edged weapons, such as knives, scissors, cleavers, and hatchets.

Unlock new kill moves, such as the flying corkscrew.

BUTCHER ENEMIES WITH SPECIAL MOVES: Become an unrelenting killer and slay anyone in your path.

RAMPAGE THROUGH THE GOOD GUYS DOLL FACTORY: Unleash your own brand of murderous mayhem in the very place where everyone’s favorite killer doll was created on an assembly line from a mass of melted plastic.

These can be used to purchase boosts or additional lives, the app's developer, Slimstown Studios, explains. You can also power-up Chucky through collecting batteries, which appear en route. Throughout the course of the game, iDevice users can help Chucky execute a number of special moves (no pun intended), and can take out foes using several different weapons (such as knives, scissors, cleavers, and hatchets). Those familiar with endless runners will have no trouble picking up Chucky: Slash & Dash and playing from the off.

Called Chucky: Slash & Dash, the aim of the game is simple: dash through an iconic location - the factory in which Chucky was "born" - slashing as many enemies possible as you go. In his first ever mobile game, the star of horror movies including "Child's Play," "Bride of Chucky," and the forthcoming "Curse of Chucky" is placed under the control of iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users. There were some you or I wouldn't want to see, but nothing - no scene, or plot, or dialogue - where you could put your finger on the freeze button and say that influenced a boy to go out and commit murder.The murderous doll Chucky is back and is set to renew his quest for revenge on our iDevices. 'We went through something like 200 titles rented by the Venables family. One said: 'I don't know where the judge got that idea from.

The video furore surprised Merseyside senior detectives. Sir Ivan, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, said it was becoming 'daily more obvious' that this was a major reason for the rise in juvenile crime. In the Commons, the Conservative MP Sir Ivan Lawrence QC called for action to curb 'the constant diet of violence and depravity' fed to youngsters through television, videos and computer pornography.

David Alton, Liberal Democrat MP for the Merseyside seat of Mossley Hill, who has tabled a Commons motion calling for more control over violent material, welcomed the decision to stop the screening: 'It is crucial that the nation searches its soul and asks how this kind of crime can happen.'