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January 2011
(90%)
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Abstract: Craftworld is on the brink of ruin. This formerly glorious realm of mankind’s dreams and creativity is under siege by the Negativatron, a gigantic and demonic vacuum cleaner. Its sole purpose is to suck up all the creations in existence. But it’s not...
Abstract: Play Create Share, the sub-genre created by UK studio Media Molecule back in 2008 when they released LittleBigPlanet as a PS3 exclusive. 3 years on, and following a PSP version; more DLC than a standard PS3 can hold; a kart racer that took more than a ...
Abstract: After the original game set the bar for the Create/Play/Share genre, the Sackboy is back for yet another adventure with LittleBigPlanet 2. Given how much impact the predecessor had on the platforming and user content creation genres, the sequel had a l...
Abstract: In 2008, Sony attempted to force-feed their starving fan base a lovable mascot in the form of Sackboy, and it worked. LittleBigPlanet was a sizable success, catapulted far beyond the core creation by developer Media Molecule thanks in large part to th...
Abstract: As a proponent of the medium, I find almost nothing better than listening to criticisms of gaming from those who rally against the activity. Misguided and uninformed opinions are often the loudest and most pervasive made via mainstream media, labeling ...
While LittleBigPlanet 2's main campaign is something of a disappointment, there's no denying the impressive scope of the new creator. Media Molecule has provided gamers with a formidably deep tool-set that still manages to be fairly accessible, which i...
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Published: 2011-01-20, Author: Joe , review by: gamespy.com
Staggeringly powerful creation tools; upgraded visuals; lots of neat, new power-ups; refined user-content-browsing system.
Jumping's still obnoxious; same with moving from background to foreground; perhaps too much shooting for platformer fans; disappointing music.
Abstract: There's no way you can seriously sit down and play LittleBigPlanet 2 and not have a smile on your face the entire time. As with the original, Media Molecule's groundbreaking "Play, Create, Share" sequel has depth, charm, community and cuteness to spare...
Abstract: Sackboy returns with a slew of new tricks.The first LittleBigPlanet is still one of the most charismatic and innovative games released this generation. With that said the developers at Media Molecule created a game that could last forever with its leve...
