Beta Testing For Online Create Mode In LBP Is Complete
Okay, so we're only a few days away from the LittleBigPlanet Game of the Year Edition, and if you still haven't jumped aboard the Sackboy bandwagon yet, feel free to download the upcoming demo on the PSN.
They're talking it up over at the PlayStation Blog but perhaps the most interesting information came below that update in the user posting section. Someone asked if the Online Create Mode was finally going to arrive, and SCEA Marketing Manager Mark Valledor replied that "Beta testing went well, so it's almost there..." Now, if you're not aware, this is one feature the game has been without since its original launch almost a full year ago. Media Molecule has always said we'd get the online create mode at some point, but it hasn't arrived just yet; maybe it'll come not long after the GotY edition hits store shelves next week. September 8 is the day and that edition will include all sorts of stuff, including $30 worth of downloadable content. Oh, and let's not forget about that Water beta test; that's just another great advancement in the world of LBP. But this online create mode will really help to solidify the validity of their "Create, Play, Share" slogan.
So we'll let you know when the official announcement comes about, but in the meantime, you should have more than enough excuses to have LittleBigPlanet in your collection by the end of next week.
Related Game(s): LittleBigPlanet
9/5/2009 10:31:11 AM Ben Dutka
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therabbitkinge
Saturday, September 05, 2009 @ 11:56:02 AM
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Random_Steve
Saturday, September 05, 2009 @ 2:08:44 PM
Scarecrow
Saturday, September 05, 2009 @ 3:24:55 PM
Unlike third person games, FPSs have limitations in terms of how diverse they can be
Third person games:
-Ratchet and Clank
-Uncharted
-Metal Gear
-Crash Bandicoot
-LittleBigplanet
-jrpgs
There's so much more freedom you can have with third person games as opposed to first-person games. I don't mind FPSs, but don't we have enough? Every new game this day needs to be an FPS to sell
Random_Steve
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Lotusflow3r
Saturday, September 05, 2009 @ 12:27:12 PM
This sends your level to the top of the search pile.
For a further push, display and sell your level at either:-
http://lbpforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=4
Or
http://www.lbpcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=40
Registration required.
Im on both.
Scarecrow
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This is an aside, but it kind of relates to testing, has anyone else played The Darkness recently since 3.0 or other games that had the vibration function added (through firmware I assume) for DS3 vibe support but now, seems as though that rumble function has been pulled for some of the older games? I've only noticed this on The Darkness thus far and it's disappointing and at first (although still a little) infuriating. If anyone else has noticed this or could test it out for me (and possibly others) it would be greatly appreciated.
But now back to the main topic of this page, LBP looks very fun, the water element welcomed and I do intend to get the GotY Edition. However as I'm still playing catch up (obtained the 120GB "Slim" PS3 the 26th of Aug) I hope to get this after I've gotten some of the older, popular, interesting (to me) and less costly games first (also before they disappear here and are very hard to find.
Thanks in advance for any positive response to this dilemma and for having this site.
Peace and later to all.
JMO_INDY
Saturday, September 05, 2009 @ 8:27:18 PM
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ellenar_dj
Friday, October 02, 2009 @ 5:40:01 PM
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RE: 'your - Saturday, September 05, 2009 @ 3:24:55 PM post!
The reason why FPS games will always rule is because it was the first games long ago, limitations how? Third-person games have been around for years too but online play with them suck real bad, FPS games were always gonna be a hit as soon as online play came into action, the future of gaming will always involve online modes and FPS titles are great for online play because your in the character rather than looking at them. The anoying thing about GTA4 and the other games you listed is that they have the worste limitation of all, everyone needs to stay next to each other, none of them actually separates screen when someone goes of screen, lets face it, third-person games and basic games should be kept for NINTENDO to deal with, and hardcore gamers should hang on to their ps3' and xbox360's and those all important FPS titles no matter what they are, online play makes even the crap titles like CallOfDuty a nice game to play! ps, I love KZ2 and before that KZ1 which came out many years ago on PS2, they made a third-person version of KillZone for the PSP, you can see where i'm going with this init, third-person games are just great for playing in ya hands and by ya self, no need to burn out the plasma screen playing third-person games that their are too many of that are on the older systems, the only processing power being used in LBP for example is the online engine feature's like the globe with community levels, other than that, I turned on the N64 for some Mario64 after being on LBP for a few minutes, online mode for Mario would be great. LBP just gets irritating when the Host of match decides to do their own thing and screen goes wherever they go causing you to die, thats absolutely crap! The level making thing is the best idea, hope other games will learn from it, it would be cool if KillZone had a map making feature, its what will make the ultimate FPS game I think!

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