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Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Kelvinellenton
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 13, 2008 22:22
I think it's out on the 22nd... Where did you get it from?
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Edwin
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 14, 2008 00:14
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Joe Redifer
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 14, 2008 00:44
Kelvin, I can't tell you. Like I said, I bought it on the down low, hush hush shhhhhh!!!!
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Silentbomber
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 14, 2008 01:05
Kelvinellenton
Yeah the beta is great but that had to have taken a lot of time...
EDIT::: Oh I have an extra EU LBP beta key that I won so if anyone wants it?
oh I'll take that!
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Kelvinellenton
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 14, 2008 09:17
Silentbomber
Kelvinellenton
Yeah the beta is great but that had to have taken a lot of time...
EDIT::: Oh I have an extra EU LBP beta key that I won so if anyone wants it?
oh I'll take that!
Sorry, I didn't edit that... I gave it to Mikayd and the beta is closed now
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Silentbomber
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 14, 2008 16:03
oh ok, i was thinking the beta was nearing closing anyway..
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GrayFox
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 15:31
I want to kill myself. I got my copy yesterday but still dont have time to play it. Love college. 
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Agent Ghost
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 19:08
Before you bust out the razor blade send your copy my way.
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Kelvinellenton
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 19:10
GrayFox
I want to kill myself. I got my copy yesterday but still dont have time to play it. Love college.
Why don't you just sell it on eBay? Tons of people would be willing to pay a lot of money for it
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Agent Ghost
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 20:42
Holy FUCK! I just had an idea for a level. This shit is going to be awesome!
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Edwin
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 20:49
Share and tell? :)
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Agent Ghost
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:25
I haven't tried the beta so I don't have the most complete grasp of what is possible, I'll make some sketches...
I want to make a level where you assemble, fill and light a bong. I bet it won't even be the first one. I don't care, I'll have fun doing this regardless.
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Kelvinellenton
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:27
Agent Ghost
I haven't tried the beta so I don't have the most complete grasp of what is possible, I'll make some sketches...
I want to make a level where you assemble, fill and light a bong. I bet it won't even be the first one. I don't care, I'll have fun doing this regardless.
That would certainly be something special
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Edwin
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:42
Heh, there goes LBP's E for Everyone rating...
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Kelvinellenton
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:43
Edwin
Heh, there goes LBP's E for Everyone rating...
I'm pretty sure that went with either the penis one or the "Xbox takes a dump on PS3"
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Edwin
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:46
Ah yes I'd sort of blanked out the memory of those. Did you play the Gears of War one? Twas awesome.
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Kelvinellenton
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:48
No... Did Marcus Fenix take a dump on the PS3? Example
<message edited by Kelvinellenton on Oct 15, 2008 21:49>
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Agent Ghost
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:51
Does ESRB rate online experience? They always have that message: "gameplay experience may change during online play." It seems like LBP is in the grey area. There's nothing explicit about the pre-made content/levels, but the potential and inevitability is in the tools.
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Edwin
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 21:58
I'm not sure about the ERSB but if you believe the ELSPA, the BBFC certainly doesn't.
/dies of acronym overdose
It'll be interesting to see how Media Molecule handles the inevitable dodgy material. Some kind of Youtube-esque, verify-your-age level filtering thing, perhaps?
The Gears level is the one where you end up clinging to a giant rolling cog. Simple stuff, but quite spectacular.
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Kelvinellenton
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Re:Little Big Planet is far more sophisticated than I initially thought.
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Oct 15, 2008 22:01
Edwin
I'm not sure about the ERSB but if you believe the ELSPA, the BBFC certainly doesn't.
/dies of acronym overdose
It'll be interesting to see how Media Molecule handles the inevitable dodgy material. Some kind of Youtube-esque, verify-your-age level filtering thing, perhaps?
The Gears level is the one where you end up clinging to a giant rolling cog. Simple stuff, but quite spectacular.
There's a function called "Report" or something... Stephen Fry actually talks about it in the tutorial
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