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DahMan10
Posted 1/27/2011 1:20:59 AM
I wonder if this is a port from the first LBP on the PS3?
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OdaSoul
Posted 1/27/2011 3:07:38 AM
It seems it's a new LBP with several new features, including the use of the motion sensor and the Touch Screen... Only time will tell...
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KoujiEXE
Posted 1/27/2011 5:30:01 AM
LBP still doesn't strike me as a good portable experience. Seems more like the type of game you want to sit on a couch and play... I'll probably stick with LBP2, though I'll wait until there's more info to make my final judgement.
mrpickel
Posted 1/28/2011 8:50:31 AM
i heard lbp on psp was very good...obviously limited by the hardware...i'd imagine the ngp could very well handle alot more than the psp's workload. i mean clearly.
WindGodX
Posted 1/28/2011 12:45:11 PM
The PSP version was fun, but the Create Mode was near impossible to use. It just didn't work well. There were only 2 layers and any kind of logic or machinery I tried to build just kind of fell apart. This system, if what they're saying is true, should be able to support LBP2 pretty much as-is, although LBP on PSP wasn't a port of the PS3 version, it had a whole different story. I'm guessing this will probably do the same, using all of LBP2's features like microchips and bounce pads and all that, but having a slightly different range of costumes and objects to fit a new story.
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dezmomo
Posted 1/31/2011 12:15:11 AM
Yeah probably but with new features
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Yams
Posted 2/19/2011 11:07:49 PM
In terms of creating, I can't imagine a portable LittleBigPlanet working quite as efficiently as the console counterpart, even if it's on a very powerful handheld. But I'm sure we'll still get a good portable story.