Since its launch last October, LittleBigPlanet has made a tremendous impact on the game industry and overall gaming community by allowing players from across the globe to interact through the LittleBigPlanet online community via shared levels and objects, rankings and user comments. With over 646,135 levels*(1) created by users alone, the worldwide LittleBigPlanet community continues to grow exponentially to encompass 1,934,700 total users*(2) in the LBP online community with an average of 35,373 user-generated levels*(3) uploaded each week in the short period of time it has been available.
Mark Valledor: "This week's Sack it to Me post is full of interesting flicks, crowns, and LBP invading the Game Developers Conference. Check out some of the details below."
Joystiq.com writes: Occasionally, game developers launch press releases for no other reason than to proclaim how totally awesome their games are. One such release just landed in our inbox courtesy of Media Molecule, describing the many accolades that have been bestowed upon LittleBigPlanet -- though we were more interested in a few statistics hidden in the print: Altogether, LBP's 1,934,700-strong online community has produced an average 35,373 levels a week since the game's release, for a whopping total of 646,135 user-generated levels.
The founder of Media Molecule, Alex Evans, said in an interview that the producer of LittleBigPlanet has at least two projects between hands. One is a PC version of LBP that, however, is not running well and nothing can ever be released.
Gamerdeals.net writes:
Greetings LBP friends. If you have been keeping up with the internets or our Blog you should know that SackBoy has been seen puttering around all over these days. Whether he's in England winning awards for Media Molecule at the BAFTA or swinging clubs in other games, you'll never know when you are going to see him next. Now we know its been all quiet on the DLC front lately, but since all good things come to those who wait, here are the details on where SackBoy is going to be next!
GOONL!NE: A little hertage here might be going on if this is right.
After a little delay we're back with plenty more content to bring some new themes to your LittleBigPlanet! From St Patrick's Day to Killzone and beyond we've got something for everyone hitting the PlayStation Store over the coming weeks.
1Up: Sony still isn't prepared to make every one of their high-profile releases available day-and-date online and retail, said PlayStation Network senior director Susan Panico at today's webcasted Morgan Wedbush Morgan Securities New York MAC conference.
LittleBigPlanetoid writes: "The first screenshots of the rumoured Sackboy DLC content that is coming to Hot Shots / Everybody's Golf have hit the web. Suffice to say, Sackboy looks freaking awesome!
PS.Blog, Mark Valledor says "Admittedly, this week's update is a bit on the light side - mainly because we have some great stuff that we have to wait until next week's post. But instead of not posting anything, we thought it would be best to at least update you on a few things…
LittleBigPlanetoid writes "Eagle-eyed LBP fans have spotted that following the 1.10 patch which came out today, an 'Ancient Monkey' costume has appeared in the icon for the 'design a Sackboy competition winners' section of the LittleBigStore.
LittleBigPlanetoid writes "Patch 1.10 is now live, and weighs in at 22Mb. It went live early this morning (GMT time).
LittleBigPlanetoid writes: "But it works both ways, and Sackboy is starting to find his way in to other games. A Little Big Planet PlayStation Home space is already in the works, Sackboy PSN avatars are coming soon and don't forget that last December it was rumoured that Sackboy will be coming to Hot Shots / Everybody's Golf 5.
Chris Hinojosa-Miranda // Associate Producer, SCEA writes:
LittleBigPlanetoid writes: "Need we say more? Oh OK then fine, The US Playstation blog today confirmed these new costumes, to coincide with the release of Patapon 2! Geif!"
Mark Valledor, Marketing Manager for SCEA, writes:
Retailer Amazon.com on Thurs. price cut Sony Corp.'s LittleBigPlanet for the Playstation 3 to under $47 in a new round of video game discounts.
Following on from the big announcement that Sony is working on a Playstation Portable version of Little Big Planet, Sony has been keen to point out today on its official blog, that this will not affect the continued content support for the Playstation 3 version.
Taking place on Thursday April 23rd at The Brewery, Chiswell Street, London, this year's MCV Industry Excellence Awards will be the most hotly-contested ever, with 17 accolades up for grabs, across a diverse range of categories covering the entire industry.