Games I Like That Everybody Else Dislikes
Like the base game, dastardly short - this desperately, desperately should have been, like, ten levels instead of the three (3) we got (especially to make up for the base's cut-down main campaign). But no, this once again seems to be a product of rushed deadlines. Even still, there's just so much magic in these games - even in truncated form - that it's impossible not to feel that here also. The levels that did survive in this? They're really great. The new powerups are a blast, and this is a more loving trip down memory lane than the Wonderplane levels in Sackboy: A Big Adventure. And hey, we needed more content with these three sackfellows anyway (we still do, actually). Should have opened the door for the enticing promise of LBP story expansions in the future. Breezy and nostalgic, definitely worth the $5/6 bucks.
Like the base game, dastardly short - this desperately, desperately should have been, like, ten levels instead of the three (3) we got (especially to make up for the base's cut-down main campaign). But no, this once again seems to be a product of rushed deadlines. Even still, there's just so much magic in these games - even in truncated form - that it's impossible not to feel that here also. The levels that did survive in this? They're really great. The new powerups are a blast, and this is a more loving trip down memory lane than the Wonderplane levels in Sackboy: A Big Adventure. And hey, we needed more content with these three sackfellows anyway (we still do, actually). Should have opened the door for the enticing promise of LBP story expansions in the future. Breezy and nostalgic, definitely worth the $5/6 bucks.