LittleBigPlanet

There’s a very good chance that LittleBigPlanet is going to face a make-or-break situation when the game is finally released. The developers at Media Molecule readily admit that the game is essentially half finished and, potentially, never will be. You see, LittleBigPlanet is massively reliant on the community aspects of the game and even more so on the talented gamers who the developers hope will create levels to play and

So, is it possible you havent heard of LittleBigPlanet? Unlikely, especially if you own a PS3, considering its one of the most anticipated PS3-exclusive titles on the way. In short, its a series of funky-coloured, physics-rich platforming stages where youll need to manipulate the game world in order to get to the end. Platforming? Physics-driven? Yeah, we know, those two things are rarely a formula for gaming joy. But, LBP is different. Very different. The screens and movies should ram that

Like most people jonesing for a good reason to own a PS3, we're impressed as hell by the promise of LittleBigPlanet. The achingly cute platformer/level-creation tool snagged our imaginations when it was unveiled during the Game Developers Conference in March, and during E3 it was almost fully playable. Enough to give us a good feel for what it'll be like to build your own semi-3D worlds and then jump around in them, anyway. Even without its simple-but-deep creation tools, LittleBigPlanet would

For months - years, even - Sony has been pushing the PS3 as a revolutionary new platform that would change everything we thought we knew about games. We didn't believe the hype, of course, but now we've seen something that's got us thinking Sony might not have been blowing smoke up our asses after