LittleBigPlanet Ghostbusters Costume Pack ($5.99)
To celebrate Ghostbusters The Video Game, get costumes based on your favorite ghost hunting heros, the Ghostbusters! Get the the Ghostbusters’ uniform, Slimer, the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, and even a costume based on the Ghostbusters’ “No Ghosts” logo. If you got ghosts running around your level, who ya gonna call?
File size: 1.04 MB

Comment HERE

LittleBigPlanet Ghostbusters Uniform Costume ($1.99)
To celebrate Ghostbusters The Video Game, get a costume based on the Ghostbusters uniform, complete with proton pack and ghost trap! If you got ghosts running around your level, who ya gonna call?
File size: 1.04 MB

LittleBigPlanet Ghostbusters StayPuft Marshmallow Man Costume ($1.99)
To celebrate Ghostbusters The Video Game, get a costume based on the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man! If you got ghosts running around your level, who ya gonna call?
File size: 1.04 MB

LittleBigPlanet Ghostbusters Slimer Costume ($1.99)
To celebrate Ghostbusters The Video Game, get a costume based on Slimer! If you got ghosts running around your level, who ya gonna call?
File size: 1.04 MB

LittleBigPlanet “No Ghosts” Logo Costume ($1.99)
To celebrate Ghostbusters The Video Game, get a costume based the Ghostbusters’ “No Ghosts” logo! If you got ghosts running around your level, who ya gonna call?
File size: 1.04 MB

LittleBIGPlanet Stickers

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 Loading ...

Comment HERE

(No Ratings Yet)

 Loading ...

This Thursday you will be able to get your hands on the GhostBusters Costume & Stickers DLC. The price? The low low price of $5.99 for the Pack which includes all costumes and stickers. Or you can grab them individually for $1.99 each.

I’ll take the guy with the BIG Head

Comment HERE

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 Loading ...

Comment HERE

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 Loading ...

Now LBPNation has a video player to use directly from the site. You might be asking why couldn’t we use sites like YouTube or Viddler to display videos. The reason is the conversion process. Depending on the file size and load on those respected sites servers, it can be a while for it to be processed for user viewing. We will still upload all the videos to those sites for those that prefer using those players and also because to have the video and site out there on bigger sites for potential visits here to LBPNation.

If there are problems that happen, I would have to take off the player and move the site to a different server. If it does happen, view the YouTube feed when it is available.

Download the Video HERE

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 Loading ...

Q: A number of key industry figures have said to me that they considered LittleBigPlanet to be possibly the most important title released in 2008 – not based on sales, but because of what it represented for user-generated content. What are your thoughts on that?

Alex Evans: Well, that’s amazing. I remember when we first revealed it at a GDC, we got Peter Molyneux in as an old friend to play it, to see what he thought, and his reaction was: “It’s too ambitious,” which was an enormous compliment, coming from him…

To hear things like that, that it’s important, it’s really good. Post-release it was really interesting because we’d never run a community before, and the industry is changing really fast. The way you do post-release, the way you do add-ons and the way you maintain your community… the MMO guys have got it down, I think – we could learn from them.

I was actually talking to the Sony guys a lot after release, saying that I’d love to look at the way we treat LBP as an MMO. It’s not an MMO at all, and so people were a bit confused, asking me if it was going to become an MMO… I said that almost every game has to be supported with that kind of service mentality, so lots of stuff that I’m working on personally at the moment is geared to that mentality.

The way we’ve structured the team – because everybody at Media Molecule is still doing LBP – we very consciously decided to stick to a focus. Within that we’ve divided it up, and we’ve got all these different features cooking, and we decide very late how they get released and what channel they’re released through.

What I love about the way LBP was received by the industry – but also the players – is that you can jump into it at different levels. You can just play it, and enjoy that side of it, or you can look at it as a platform for expressing yourself.

We haven’t succeeded everywhere, but we’ve definitely tried to do a lot.

Q: Looking back it was a very tough time to release a game – and the release itself was also troubled with the soundtrack issue, maybe the Woolworth’s distribution issue too. What would you have changed, of those things you could have controlled, for that release?

Alex Evans: The music thing was interesting, a double-edged sword, because in the end it actually got us some coverage we might not otherwise have received. Also interesting, the reaction was positively received – it was only a minority of people who complained, and ironically Middle Eastern Gamer around that time gave us 10 out of 10 for soundtrack, which I’ll always be very amused by…

But the thing is, Sony reacted very responsibly, so I probably wouldn’t do that differently – other than not license something wrong in the first place.

Q: Although, what are the chances…?

Alex Evans: Plus it came at a time when there was a glut of games, which was really amazing for gamers – if they could afford it – but in terms of us eking out space in the market LBP is definitely an evergreen title.

I think it came out at the right time, because I didn’t want it to come out any later. We stayed in the charts a lot longer than a lot of games would, and that’s a really good thing.

As part of the original deal with Sony, it’s in the contract that we want to have an ongoing support model for the game, so the release was like the big bang, with retail behind it and everything else, but our whole mindset from the beginning was that’s how you see the audience – you have to keep plugging away. By that argument, the sooner you get it out, the better.

If I did it differently, I’d probably take out all of the other amazing game developers in the world, so there was less in the pipe…

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 Loading ...

An Invisible Sacketeer Running around your Pod. Oh, who you gonna call? SackBusters!

Comment HERE !

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 Loading ...

Later today on the Playstation Store in North America (already out in the Europe  Store), will see Miss Sactue grace Playstation 3 consoles across North America. With two days before the United States celebrates The 4th of July, Media Molecule has released this elegant work upon us. Now you probably spent some money on food and entertainment for this coming Saturday. But you will be able to pick up this costume for FREE ! That’s right folks, the LOW price of FREE! Hurry and get it when you can because you don’t want Miss Sactue running after you with her torch.

Comment HERE

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 Loading ...

Just a few minutes  ago, Sony has released the weekly Playstation Store list over at the Official Playstation Blog. This week’s update for LittleBIGPlanet provides you with a Artists Sticker Pack from Jon Burgerman. Along with the one week delay of the Summer Solstice Druid costume, announced last week. The Jon Burgerman Artists Sticker Pack will run you $1.99 on the Playstation Store. While the Sumer Solstice Druid Costume is FREE, but for ONLY a couple weeks on the Playstation Store which was mentioned by Spaff on Media Molecules site.

MM:

Remember, the Solstice Druid is free, but is time limited, and will only be available for a week or two.

Comment HERE

MM:

Look how long his beard is, we think it might be the longest beard in history. Let’s ask the internet… Hmm, well it’s close – the internet says that the longest beard on a living human is 6ft long and belongs to Shamsher Singh, although he is not the overall record holder. That title belongs to Hans Langseth of Norway, who had a beard 17.5ft long. Amazing. (warning: beard scrolling may cause damage to mouse wheel finger)

(No Ratings Yet)

 Loading ...

Over at the Official Playstation Blog, Mark Valledor, has revealed that there is a brand new gear for all you LittleBIGPlanet fanatics! You can pick up the new apparel at your local Hot Topic store or order online. Pricing for this brand new  apparel is $19 from sizes XS-XL. If you need something larger, you will have to pay $2 for the extra size.

For those wanting to pick this up in store. Check out the inventory list after the break.

Comment HERE

Hot Topic:

Other choices available for $21.00
Don’t just play Sackboy, wear him in this black Little Big Planet T-shirt. 100% cotton. Wash cold. Dry low. Imported.
Available in men’s sizes.

(No Ratings Yet)

 Loading ...