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LittleBigPlanet level ideas
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by mass_gamer
on 2009-05-18 02:37:45
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I am making a LittleBigPlanet level called "The Quest for The Internets". Basically, the scenario of the level is that the servers are down, and you either have to fix them, or deliver files and emails yourself. Please, give me some ideas for this level, like things to do to fix a server (by putting peices back into place), and any other idea to make this level really neat. Thanks, Taiga PS: If I can, I'll put a credit sequence at the end to give credit to you. Ty.   |
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Re: LittleBigPlanet level ideas
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by mass_gamer
on 2009-05-21 06:42:48
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LittleBigPlanet is a side scrolling platformer that revolves around the character sackboy (or sackgirl, if you prefer). The game is not 2d, however. The game consists of 7 layers in the levels. 4 thin layers, and 3 fat ones. These layers are used by level designers (anyone who owns the game, and the people who made it) to make levels with interactive gadgets and whatnot. You don't have many materials to start with, but as you play the built in story mode, you unlock a plethora of stuff to use in the level creator. In the creator, you have pistons, switches, string, skateboards, winches, materials, emitters, rockets, stuff from metal gear solid (if you buy the mgs pack), a paintinator gun, and all kinds of stuff. It's too much to describe. The two items on the bottom should give you an idea. (oh yeah, you can share your levels online, so the fun never ends!) |
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Re: LittleBigPlanet level ideas
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on 2009-06-22 19:29:44 |
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I would suggest a Gendou themed level which I actually would be very interested in trying. Thinking about it kind of gets me in the mood to pick up LittleBigPlanet again, even though I'm not much of a designer. The idea you have sounds solid enough, I'd be interested in playing it when it gets done.    |
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Re: LittleBigPlanet level ideas
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by mass_gamer
on 2009-07-17 22:50:46
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Thanks for that idea. I will make sure to keep that one. I wonder if that would require a lot of logical switches to make it interesting... |