[Update:It may be Fumitsu who spoiled this Sony TGS announcement. IGN has the story.]
They may have to wait a bit longer for it,but LittleBigPlanet fans in Japan have some additional options for their purchase:
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While the internet’s going Beta crazy,some more has come out of the Game Jam at Parsons: This appears to be the animation in the winning creation’s creature’s brain..? MTV’s Multiplayer blog did a time-lapse of Team Awesome building their level. Team Awesome co-won “Most Innovative”;the lighting,the crazy platforms,the high jumps.. can’t [...] More video from PAX. Either start here,or let’s see how the embedding works: [...] PAX A games blog over at the Portland Mercury seemed impressed by LittleBigPlanet,and were nice enough to point out something that I think is being largely overlooked: Unlike most world-building games,this platforming section is robust enough to functionally be its own game,much to the delight of those who don’t have [...] [thanks for the heads-up,serendipiddy!] Click here if the embedding doesn’t work. Lots to report,before anything starts coming in from PAX: First of all,the LittleBigPlanet News Site is showing off the official boxart for the USA [thanks Brian!]. I can’t decide whether I like the UK packaging better or not. I like the USA crowd better than just showing two Sackboys,but the use [...] Eurogamer posted a couple of blurbs from an interview with Alex Evans some time ago,promising the full interview soon. Now they’ve revealed it,and there’s a lot of happy inside: Getting more subtle,we track the creators of the levels –so the people are as important as the levels themselves. We have this [...] Another custom trailer,this time for GameStop. (scroll down to below “Expanded Information”) This one’s the best so far. But some scenes have the old “edit mode”box in the upper-left,so maybe it was actually the first one made? We see the long wormy train thingy,monster truck demolition,some sort of spinny shooting [...] The official PlayStation Blog has a missive from Pete Smith,detailing some of the Leipzig LittleBigPlanet experience. I think it’s pretty popular: There are over one hundred seats available to play the game from and every one is occupied –plus there’s a queue. But the most important question is “Will we be seeing more [...] | ||||
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