Retro_Link Posted June 10, 2014 Posted June 10, 2014 Yeah Oddsock is incredible And I'm happy to put in the wall jump training
Retro_Link Posted August 12, 2014 Posted August 12, 2014 (edited) What a great trailer Edited August 12, 2014 by Retro_Link
Fierce_LiNk Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 Can't believe there's so few posts in this thread. The game looks fucking ace, what's the matter with you people?! :p The customisation options alone have sold it to me. If there's a big enough community here getting it, we could have some right fun with this. The type of game I think @RedShell could excel at.
RedShell Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 Can't believe there's so few posts in this thread. The game looks fucking ace, what's the matter with you people?! :p The customisation options alone have sold it to me. If there's a big enough community here getting it, we could have some right fun with this. The type of game I think @RedShell could excel at. Still haven't really finished the 1st one yet. Is LBP3 backwards compatible with creations from the other games? Seem to recall hearing that it is, but not sure.
Dcubed Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 Still haven't really finished the 1st one yet. Is LBP3 backwards compatible with creations from the other games? Seem to recall hearing that it is, but not sure. Yeah it is, just like how LBP2 was BC with all of the LBP1 levels.
drahkon Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 Really like the Little Big Planet installments. However, as I am an uncreative noob and therefore don't use the level/game creator I feel like I'm missing out on half the game. That's why I generally wait for the games' prices to be reduced. But with this, I might dive in day one.
dwarf Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 Can't believe there's so few posts in this thread. The game looks fucking ace, what's the matter with you people?! :p The customisation options alone have sold it to me. If there's a big enough community here getting it, we could have some right fun with this. The type of game I think @RedShell could excel at. Fatigue probably. I had great fun with the first game in the creation mode and with multiplayer, but I think pretty much everyone hits a point where they just don't feel like going back to it. The actual platforming is slightly underwhelming and it's a game you definitely have to be in the mood for. I found in my time with it that the top-rated user levels were basically demonstrations of the art and visuals and clever little contraptions which have you admiring the design but which aren't all too fulfilling to play. There's no denying its charm but after you've actually played it for a few hours you should be demystified.
Fierce_LiNk Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 Fatigue probably. I had great fun with the first game in the creation mode and with multiplayer, but I think pretty much everyone hits a point where they just don't feel like going back to it. The actual platforming is slightly underwhelming and it's a game you definitely have to be in the mood for. I found in my time with it that the top-rated user levels were basically demonstrations of the art and visuals and clever little contraptions which have you admiring the design but which aren't all too fulfilling to play. There's no denying its charm but after you've actually played it for a few hours you should be demystified. Your words cut me like the thrust of an arrow penetrating the naked flesh of a deer on the hillside. Hype falling. Falling. Faaalling. Gone. If I've never played it before and I'm at the stage where fresh oxygen feels amazingly new to me (oh look, air, hnnnnnng), will I like this? It looks great to me, but then I've not spent much time on these games except for trying the original in a demo pod in HMV yeaaars ago.
Daft Posted August 13, 2014 Author Posted August 13, 2014 I haven't posted much because I know what to expect. It's a fucking excellent game, I'll get it day one. You know what also? It's the PERFECT SharePlay game. @Fierce_LiNk don't hesitate.
Happenstance Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 If you have never played it then yes I think you will absolutely enjoy it. LBP to me feels a bit like the NSMB series. Good games but they dont exactly change a lot between releases. LBP of course has the benefit of the constant stuff being built from the community though. I will be buying 3 because I skipped 2.
Fierce_LiNk Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 If you have never played it then yes I think you will absolutely enjoy it. LBP to me feels a bit like the NSMB series. Good games but they dont exactly change a lot between releases. LBP of course has the benefit of the constant stuff being built from the community though. I will be buying 3 because I skipped 2. That's a good analogy. One of these will probably be enough for me, I don't see myself picking up sequels to this if they do appear in the next few years. Unless they were drastically different or better in some way. The customisation/editing is what excites me, though. That's the bulk of the game for me, being able to create new things.
dwarf Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 (edited) I'd say give it a go for sure, there's easily a solid 15-20 hours of enjoyment to be had marvelling at the variety, plus LBP2 introduced different options to create non-linear levels with more than the bare 3 planes of the original's 2D platformer gameplay (stuff I've only tried briefly at a friend's). It went a bit more Warioware-y, which can only be a good thing. Plus, with this one you've got the multiple characters with different strengths a la Sonic/Trine, so there's definitely a bags more here compared to the first game. What it really boils down to, in my opinion, is whether you have the patience to create your own stuff. I spent a boatload of time in creation, a mode full of frustrations, anomalous deletions and reworkings, but ultimately it was very rewarding. There was an intense novelty factor at work when I picked it up on the first day because it was incredibly fresh back then and the userbase was only very slowly working everything out. The blank canvas is very liberating, yo. *Hope you can still muster a semi for it Edited August 13, 2014 by dwarf
Daft Posted August 16, 2014 Author Posted August 16, 2014 Looks like we might be getting full 3D movement.
Hero-of-Time Posted December 14, 2014 Posted December 14, 2014 Finished this today. It's pretty short but very charming. The platforming seems a lot better than it has been in previous games. The new characters are pretty meh to be honest, with the exception of Oddsock. His sections are great to play through, with him sprinting and wall jumping everywhere. Speaking of the new characters, you don't get to use them much at all. You use them once after you find them ( just to learn their move set ) and then after that it's a boss fight and then back to Sackboy. I thought you would be able to switch between the four of them. I did encounter a couple of glitches. One had me fall through the whole stage and another locked me out of the levels after the prologue. The second glitch was a very common one and Google sorted the issue out for me. The game has some highlights ( Hugh Laurie being Newton is a big one ) but the actual gameplay still seems to take a back seat to the creative side of things.
Choze Posted January 3, 2015 Posted January 3, 2015 Really good so far for me. One of the highlights this year. Wouldnt call the game a platformer anymore. Its certainly been that way since LBP2. There are segments(ish) but the gadgets and characters dominate this game. The jumping etc. is pretty easy and basic. Having said the levels are well designed and demonstrate new mechanics brilliantly. Love the new open endedness with the introduction of hubs with you choosing what level to play next. Swimming etc. is much better here. Havent dug much into create but i republished my rocket powered rollercoaster level. Really good game. DLC and previous content isnt ready yet(well half isnt). Will update soon. But very happy with this game compared to Dragon age and Driveclub so far on the fun and attention grabbing side of things
Magnus Posted January 3, 2015 Posted January 3, 2015 Really good so far for me. One of the highlights this year. It's January 3rd...
Julius Posted October 8 Posted October 8 (edited) The game and ALL LittleBigPlanet DLC (including DLC released for the first two games on PS3) will be delisted from the PlayStation Store as of October 31st: Going to have a look through the DLC myself as I know there were Final Fantasy and Iconic/Shadow of the Colossus costumes – the LBP games are ones I haven't gone back to since enjoying them at a friend's house back on the PS3, but losing all this content kind of sucks. Really wish when games and DLC were delisted like this they'd slash the prices on some of this stuff. Edited October 8 by Julius
Hero-of-Time Posted October 8 Posted October 8 (edited) 11 minutes ago, Julius said: Really wish when games and DLC were delisted like this they'd slash the prices on some of this stuff. Indeed. The Crew 2 seen a big boost in sales when they dropped it to a couple of quid making it offline. Edited October 8 by Hero-of-Time
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