Little Big Planet

tokoo
tokoo Posts: 29
edited January 2009 in Video Games
Who else plays little big planet? Add me on PS3 (tokoo) if you play! I would love to give your world a whirl and heart it as well.
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  • mantis
    mantis Posts: 17,200
    edited December 2008
    My son plays it and loves it. He designs his own maps and everything. It's a pretty cool game.
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  • ZOOPDOOP22
    ZOOPDOOP22 Posts: 158
    edited December 2008
    I feel like im getting a little old for gaming.. I just dont have the time anymore. Back in 99 I would play starcraft all the time and yes.. create tons of maps.

    I only wish I was a kid again today to be able to do this thing and let my imagination run wild.. but I did good 9 years ago.


    Anyhow, I've only just gotten into this game.. I'm in South America still hah.. but I've only played it like twice. I'm going to take my time with it and I think its going to be quite an enjoyable game. The introduction continent, NA, was a bit lame but the game has picked up and it feels to me like a new age mario that if they had bosses to jump on it would be 100% perfect.. but this isnt mario.

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  • manman
    manman Posts: 256
    edited December 2008
    sdschwendener wrote: »
    I feel like im getting a little old for gaming.. I just dont have the time anymore. Back in 99 I would play starcraft all the time and yes.. create tons of maps.

    I know how you feel... I used to play games all day when I was younger, but I just can't spend the time it takes to really get into crative games like this anymore. The game looks awesome though, I still want to check it out.
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  • manman
    manman Posts: 256
    edited January 2009
    Ok, I know I'm pretty late to the party here since this was released a few months ago- but I just saw this today and it absolutely blew my mind. The guy who did this is insanely smart!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiRgYBHoAoU
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  • Johnson100
    Johnson100 Posts: 5
    edited January 2009
    the new game is alot better its my favourite game.
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  • Toxis
    Toxis Posts: 5,116
    edited January 2009
    obviously I haven't played the game so I have no idea what is going on with that... looks like he designed his own calculator? uuuhhh ok. Why?
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  • manman
    manman Posts: 256
    edited January 2009
    yeah, he designed an 8 bit calculator. Part of the point of the game is that they give you all these tools to make levels and stuff for the game, and it's supposed to be cool because the game has a really good physics engine. The tools they give you are so flexible though that some people are coming up with really crazy creations that the developers never even thought of. So I can only guess as to the guy's motivation, but it was probably just to create something difficult and unique that nobody would have thought of.

    There is nothing built into the game that allows you to count or add or any of that stuff. The numbers are just pictures of numbers. So the guy essentially built a binary calculator out of physical objects- wires and switches and stuff connected to the thing that displays the pictures of the numbers (that part it shows at the end of the video shows how crazy it looks). Maybe pointless to some people, but I think it's pretty damn impressive. Of course, I was a computer science major so that stuff interests me :P
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  • wutadumsn23
    wutadumsn23 Posts: 3,702
    edited January 2009
    manman wrote: »
    Of course, I was a computer science major so that stuff interests me :P


    Ooooo, them magic picture boxes scare me, lol.
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  • manman
    manman Posts: 256
    edited January 2009
    Uh...lol?
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  • Toxis
    Toxis Posts: 5,116
    edited January 2009
    I hear ya manman, I just think it's funny he took a game on a powerful machine like the PS3 and he took a game that looks very indepth and he says "I want to make a calculator." Not even a crazy one, just an 8 bit. haha Still ridiculously impressive.
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