The recently confirmed sequel to the sackboy hit that was LittleBigPlanet is already pumping out details at full force. Recent news suggests that Media Molecule (Mm) are fully devoted to further pushing the whole community aspect of the game.
Not only does LittleBigPlanet jump from just a platformer to pretty much any genre the player wants it to be, it is also pushing forward the accessibility of the game to the point where you will be able to view any game photos and new levels as they are added, by going to a dedicated website.
The new website will be LBP.me, but is currently a non-existent site (no surprise). Players will also have social media-esque functionality through the website, with a unique page for each player, for example LBP.me/smokeybeef (SmokeyBeef being my PSN name).
To improve level sharing, you will be able to queue levels using a normal internet browser, which will then automatically download when you sign into the game on your PlayStation 3. As if that isn’t enough, each level will also have its own URL and something called a ‘QR code’ which can be shared over mobile, PlayStation Eye or any other similar means.
LittleBigPlanet 2 is shaping up to be a worthy sequel to a brilliant game. Oh, it’s backwards compatible too.
The theory goes further to say that the chosen few who survive will be moved into underground bunkers ahead of the disasters, where they will be provided with stockpiled supplies of necessities such as food and water. These bunkers will provide shelter and the necessities to all of those who reside in them for years.