Little Big Planet

[Bullet Magnet]

It's in-game customisation, Jim, but not as we know it.

Okay, that would have worked far better in a Spore topic. But it is true: it is not quite like Spore, and neither are the tools, but what you can do is very familiar in that sense.

I'll cut the crap and post the link to Media Molecule at this point.

I must say, this looks incredibly interesting. The sandbox at the start of the video does not really get the scope of possibilities across, but the four-way co-op level they made using these tools certainly does.

Basically you are a 2-3 inch rag doll, dubbed "Sackboy" who is customisable, some really cute avatars can be composed, and then you enter a makeshift landscape of house-hold items and arts/crafts paraphernalia from which levels, environments, tracks and other playable locales can be constructed. This is then published online for friends and strangers to enjoy.

Oh yeah, and it's for PS3. Anus.

[Disgruntled Intern]

If the internet is for porn, then the Playstation 3 is for faggots.

I won't even tell you what little big planet is for.

[Bullet Magnet]

Ninja pirates?

[Mac Sirloin]

Ninja pirates?

With Guitars?

[Daxter King]

I feel sorry for those who would actually pay $60 for this, I'd pay $5 at the most.

[Nemo]

You'd pay five dollars for PERFECTION?

[Disgruntled Intern]

I'd pay five dollars if it meant you wouldn't post anymore.

[Nemo]

What have I done to upset you?

[Bullet Magnet]

Better- much better- videos here.

[Salamander]

I'd pay five dollars if it meant you wouldn't post anymore.

ZING.

10 char.

[Daxter King]

Still not worth $60.

[Bullet Magnet]

Opinion. It's worth twice that much and a console to me.

[Disgruntled Intern]

I didn't know ninja-pirates were so wealthy.

[Nemo]

You'd be surprised.
It pays well.



Paychecks only come once a month though, so that kinda sucks, but still.

[Disgruntled Intern]

I wasn't talking to you, stupid.

[Nemo]

Regardless, I was talking to you.

[Disgruntled Intern]

I know. And I wish you wouldn't.

To avoid another spam infraction:

I love little big planet.

[Laser]

its not for 360 *foams at mouth*

ah well, you can't miss what you haven't seen or what ever that proverb is

[Hobo]

I know. And I wish you wouldn't.

To avoid another spam infraction:

I love little big planet.

Good work DI, sorry Nemo you didn't avoid the spam infraction like he did so you win today's booby prize:

rape.

[Zerox]

Got to go to a Sony talk at school about the history and future of video gaming. Pretty sweet, there was a video on Little Big Planet when they were talking about the physics. Some niiiiice physics there. Really good, proper ones.

Looked pretty cool, buuuut....I'd rather have Halo 3.

[Disgruntled Intern]

I liked halo 3 because it taught me what the future will hold:

Unrealistic/Very little physics.

ALIENS!

And everything will be shiny, shiny, S H I N Y.

[Bullet Magnet]

Thanks guys, your input has been most edifying so far. Keep it up.

[Mac Sirloin]

Is this one of them vidya gaems?

[Nate]

/me fights the urge to delete every single post in this thread and start from scratch.

Next offtopic post gets an infraction. Next offtopic post by DI gets an instaban.

[Nemo]

Wait, so the next offtopic post, even if not by DI, gets him instaban't?

ANYWAYS.

I've loved LBP since I saw a vid of it for the first time. It's the kind of thing that I can see me playing with my friends for hours. Not really even playing, just goofing around. It's the sole reason I'd get a PS3...






Well, maybe I'd get Force Unleashed with it, too.

[Hobo]

/me fights the urge to delete every single post in this thread and start from scratch.

No need to fight the urge anymore... Feel free to make another thread BM