good old ps3 games, one of my favorite platformers. Despite the current gens of playstation exclusives being great, i cant help but feel there was more of a variety back in ps3 days. LBP was one of them, being fun and unique!
Ta wapo
Another one of the first games I got for PS3, a decent platformer if not a little floaty.
LittleBigPlanet is an explosion of creativity that's both adorable and super fun. The platforming is simple but satisfying, but the real star is the creative stuff. You can build your own levels, make costumes, even create little games, and the community stuff is awesome! Sometimes it's a bit janky to control, and the main story is kinda short, but if you love letting your imagination loose and sharing with others, LittleBigPlanet is a must-have.
Great game
If you didn't play this game as a kid then I really fucking hate your life LMFAO!!!!!!
very good very nice jogo 1 da serie mais fixe
Ngl, the core platforming of this game is not that great.
Sackboy is my goat
I cry just thinking about the memories i have of this game.
mentally in my pod
najlepsza platformówka na PlayStation
Es de esos juegos que te hacen feliz con tan solo jugarlo
i love this game so much, it was one of the first games to make level creation the main focus. its just so charming and it feels like it was made to be nolstalgic.
Que horrible se controla Sackboy por la chucha!!!
Fuera de eso, tiene un OST bellísimo (aunque la mayoría sea música licenciada) y los diseños de niveles son divertidos y juguetones.
Fuera de eso, tiene un OST bellísimo (aunque la mayoría sea música licenciada) y los diseños de niveles son divertidos y juguetones.
Loved all of the creation tools. The actual platforming felt pretty bad. Very, very floaty.
my neighbor bestie had this and we'd always play when I went to hang out with her. good times
In terms of level design it is definitely the best in the series.
Levels such as "Serpent Shrine" "Sensei's Lost Castle" "Terrible Oni's Volcano" and "The Bunker" are among the best 2d platforming stages I have ever played.
Levels such as "Serpent Shrine" "Sensei's Lost Castle" "Terrible Oni's Volcano" and "The Bunker" are among the best 2d platforming stages I have ever played.
I have so many fond memories of this, just a really fun and charming game that felt like a virtual toy box.
Has a lot more charm than the sequels but lacks a lot of the tools that made LBP2 flourish.
Has a lot more charm than the sequels but lacks a lot of the tools that made LBP2 flourish.
WOW what a game
Fun game but tried to push the PS3 too far, I remember it being slow and unstable. Fun to play coop tho.
Mais um terminado em Co op, final foi tão estupido que valeu a pena.
que nostalgia por dios
this game is really amazing
This game defined my childhood.
fofo
What a charming little game, a globe-throtting adventure through the lens of a child's arts and crafts project.
It's not the most mechanically demanding game, however its unorthodox physics-based control scheme and level design is unique enough to warrant a visit, even in its current stripped down state.
Of course that was never the main selling point of LittleBigPlanet as an experience, this was once a game with an ungodly amount of possibilities for self-expression - nearly every mechanic exists in the context of allowing you to customize everything around you, including the levels themselves.
It was kind of the perfect game for kids at the time, a place that allowed you to create your own ways to play and share them with others, both as hubs for them to experience by themselves and as things you can show to the people playing with you at that very moment.
I still enjoy going back to the game's campaign from time to time, it's very cute and charming, but nothing will ever quite match the heights of playing this with friends near and far on a summer afternoon.
It's not the most mechanically demanding game, however its unorthodox physics-based control scheme and level design is unique enough to warrant a visit, even in its current stripped down state.
Of course that was never the main selling point of LittleBigPlanet as an experience, this was once a game with an ungodly amount of possibilities for self-expression - nearly every mechanic exists in the context of allowing you to customize everything around you, including the levels themselves.
It was kind of the perfect game for kids at the time, a place that allowed you to create your own ways to play and share them with others, both as hubs for them to experience by themselves and as things you can show to the people playing with you at that very moment.
I still enjoy going back to the game's campaign from time to time, it's very cute and charming, but nothing will ever quite match the heights of playing this with friends near and far on a summer afternoon.
I cant think about how much time i play this when i was a kid, but it was awesome and it still that.
Just an excelent soundtrack, better gameplay and an incredible level creator
Just an excelent soundtrack, better gameplay and an incredible level creator
My biggest regret as a kid is never playing this and only sticking with LBP 2 because I KNOW I would've lost my shit playing the entire Metropolis section. Atlas by Battles saved my life
pretty sure i had fun