Developer: SCE Cambridge Studios

Publisher: SCEA (Sony Computer Entertainment)

Genre(s): Platform

Players: 1

Release Date: November 17, 2009

ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)

Pocket Gamer UK Score: 10 / 10

IGN Score: 9 / 10

GameSpot Score: 8 / 10

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Game Description:

LittleBigPlanet’s critically acclaimed “Play, Create, Share” experience, makes its way to the PlayStation Portable (PSP) system, with a completely new Sackboy adventure. Play through 35+ levels and collect prize bubbles, costumes, and create materials. Create your own levels and challenges with the easy to use POP-IT tool. Once complete, Share your creations in ad-hoc mode or post them to the community pool in infrastructure mode. And, if you own both PSP and PS3 versions, unlock bonus content with LittleBigPlanet Cross-Talk.

In LittleBigPlanet PSP, Sackboy takes a vacation from his hard life of swinging, jumping and gadding, and travels around the world to gather together Creator Curators to take place in the carnival. On this new handheld adventure, Sackboy will be getting lost in the Australian outback, helping to build a theme park in the desert, and starring in a series of movies in the glittering lights of Tinsel Town.

Game Features:

• Experience a completely new LittleBigPlanet adventure, with more than 35 action-packed platforming levels.
• Owners of LittleBigPlanet for PS3 can unlock bonus content for LittleBigPlanet (PS3) and vice versa via cross-Talk functionality.
• Download costumes, stickers, decorations and extra functionality for LittleBigPlanet PSP via the PlayStation Store.
• Share your creations with the greater LittleBigPlanet community via both Ad-hoc and Infrastructure mode.

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LittleBigPlanet Reviews:

“Little Big Planet brings the core gameplay of the PS3 game to the PSP with a few concessions, most notably multiplayer, but it retains the spirit that made the original so compelling. It also offers its own unique attractions, with a number of small but key improvements to the gameplay that help make up for the lack of multiplayer. …If you’re a fan of 2D platformers or like games that are designed around creativity, then Little Big Planet comes highly recommended. “ Gamespot

“I love LittleBigPlanet PSP. The platforming’s fun, the create tools are solid, and online’s undoubtedly impressive – especially considering that these upload/download features are on the PSP.” IGN

“…but it’s satisfying to know that a plethora of platforming paradises to jump, swing, race, and fly through are also included in the PSP version. There’s a large amount of variety, with puzzles and engaging bosses acting as enjoyable road bumps.” GameTrailers

“…it’s best for first-timers who have yet to play any version of Little Big Planet, and who might (somewhat ironically) “graduate” to the PS3 version, but even those who loved it on the console will get a kick out of having a Sackperson they can fling around wherever they go.” 1UP

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