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The Story Of Doodle Jump: Brotherly Love And Digital Snacks According to some upset posters over on the official LittleBigPlanet forums, the Metal Gear Solid DLC released for the game last week didn’t just bring good times. It brought bad, content-erasing times as well.
LittlerNotAsBigPlanetoid? The December issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly carries a rumour (the second we’ve heard this year) that LittleBigPlanet may be about to get even more ubiquitous as the title is ported to the PSP.
If you fall into the presumably rather select category of PS3 Owners who managed to get hold of a copy of LBP before the recall and who would be offended by hearing verses of the Holy Qur’an set to music while you play…. Sony have got just the patch for you.
A gamer known only as DimmuJed used LBP’s level creation tool to propose to his girlfriend.
1Up’s reporting from TGS that Media Molecule cofounder Alex Evans hisself “let slip” that all those awesome LittleBigPlanet beta user-created levels we’ve been seeing will in fact make the transition into the full final game. This countermands MM’s Leo Cubbin, who two weeks ago said they wouldn’t.
If you have been lucky enough to play with a LittleBigPlanet beta and have knocked up a good-looking level, make sure you sketch it on the back of an envelope or something.
Media Molecule’s Leo Cubbin confirmed to fan site LittleBigMadness that none of the lovingly crafted beta levels will be importable into the finished game, not even that amazing Shadow Of The Colossus one the other day.
Gone, finished, useless. Kaput. Like tears in rain, and all that.
LittleBigPlanet’s Beta Levels Are Doomed [LittleBigMadness]
