Hey, that rhymes… Vita Beta. I managed to get an early look at LittleBigPlanet on the PS Vita and, of all the games I’ve played, it featured the most seamless use of the Vita’s unique features so far. In short — I’m pretty keen for this one. Now Sony are on the look out for folks to get involved with the LittleBigPlanet Vita Beta.
Downloadable content. Everyone hates it — but everyone buys it. Yes, even you in the comments, smart guy. Here’s a look at the latest package of extensions and pre-order bonuses designed to crowbar the last dollar out of your wallet. Can you still respect yourself if you buy it?
On Tarsier Studios’ website you’ll find a game, The City of Metronome, presented among its existing projects. It’s there, not far below a banner for the forthcoming Little Big Planet Vita (the Swedish developer’s current project).
Take a look at the first trailer for LittleBigPlanet Karting the PlayStation 3 game whose very existence is something of en eye-roller, except… that trailer actually looks pretty good.
Oftentimes we float through life, content to feel as though we are a Very Big Deal. See this room I’m in? I’m the only person in it! I matter, man!
Apparently, the reports that Sackboy will getting a driver’s licence turned out to be true.
This Wednesday, LittleBigPlanet 2 gets its most interesting update in months, when The Muppets come to Media Molecule’s PS3 exclusive.
It sounds like hype, but really it’s a matter of fact; with two analogue sticks, shoulder buttons, front and back touch controls and a motion sensor, these 10 Vita launch window titles are going to put your manual dexterity to the test.
The PlayStation folks are promising we’ll “see beyond the doors” — the doors at the tail end of the above teaser clip — on October 5, 2011. What brand of video game hype is this? And should we be expecting something amazing next week?
