[Official] LittleBigPlanet: Play, Create, Share!

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Thank god I could cancel my order then! That ?7.50 one had ?5 shipping on top of it. Found a better deal on there; ?7.98, and postage is only ?1.94, so it's less than a tenner:); :)

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I like the look of the free pack with the new additions to existing items, being able to hide bolts and all sorts of moving connections and the new lighting tool really allows for far more creativity and less obvious looking gizmo's. :D

From the guy that made the DaftPunk Video

MTBig Planet

That was pretty darn cool.

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The free sackboys are starting to arrive

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Looks pretty good quality for free.

I sent my message through youtube right after it was announced, but I never received a reply :/ I think you had to email instead, whoops.

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I hope not! CVG did say that you could get one through email or YouTube message.

EDIT: Balls, just looked on MM's website:

# After subscribing you will then need to send a message TO SONY with your home address, via either…

* The SONY Youtube messaging system or

* an email to: [email protected]

I've lost out then. :(

On the plus side though, they say that if you email them before July 1st in the same way, you can get a Sackboy t-shirt instead! :)

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I hope not! CVG did say that you could get one through email or YouTube message.

EDIT: Balls, just looked on MM's website:

I've lost out then. :(

On the plus side though, they say that if you email them before July 1st in the same way, you can get a Sackboy t-shirt instead! :)

WTF is the Sony youtube messaging service?

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Just got this email in

Greetings all lovers of Sackboy!

Hi to Everyone!

A big thanks to you - all our subscribers, its been amazing to see so many LittleBigPlanet fans on the page. Due to the popularity and amazing response the giveaway has now closed - the first 5000 that subscribed are now being sent out their woolly Sackboys over the next few weeks, the following 3000 that subscribed will be sent a Sackboy T Shirt. But don't worry if you missed out this time, keep checking the page as we will be offering many other giveaways this year :)

There's still hope then :D I subscribed pretty quickly after the free offer got announced, I should at least get a Tshirt :D However it's obviously going to be ****ing Large :( Stupid fat gamers being perceived as the majority :rofl:

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LittleBigPlanetUK has sent you a message:

Greetings all lovers of Sackboy!

Hi to Everyone!

A big thanks to you - all our subscribers, its been amazing to see so many LittleBigPlanet fans on the page. Due to the popularity and amazing response the giveaway has now closed - the first 5000 that subscribed are now being sent out their woolly Sackboys over the next few weeks, the following 3000 that subscribed will be sent a Sackboy T Shirt. But don't worry if you missed out this time, keep checking the page as we will be offering many other giveaways this year :)

If you want to win an amazing Round the World Trip for you and a friend, enter the Round the World in 80 Sackboys competition on the page. All you need to do is create a landmark or location in the world in LittleBigPlanet and upload it to the page. The competition is open to UK residents and you have until the 29th of May to upload your level.

Also - if you are a keen creator and want a Sackboy crown, send us your levels name to [email protected]. At the end of eve... more

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Just received that email

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Just got this email in

There's still hope then :D I subscribed pretty quickly after the free offer got announced, I should at least get a Tshirt :D

Just received that email

I got the same email.

A Sackboy or T-shirt would be nice.

However it's obviously going to be ****ing Large :( Stupid fat gamers being perceived as the majority :rofl:

:rofl:

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LittleBigPlanet Goes Out Of This World

Just when I think I've seen all there is to see from LittleBigPlanet, something like this recreation of Eric Chahi's classic platformer Out of this World. Originally released as Another World in Europe, 1991's Out of this World was one of the most cinematic gaming experiences of its time. The game tells the story of physicist Lester Knight Chaykin, who finds himself teleported to an alien planet when an experiment with a particle accelerator goes awry. For those of us who played the original, this LittleBigPlanet created by PSN user "Hymanator" will surely bring back fond memories.

Those of you who haven't should immediate head to the Another World website to at least demo the collectors edition, self-released by Chahi's in 2006.

Source: http://kotaku.com/5244274/littlebigplanet-...t-of-this-world

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