So, I pronounced the studio's name wrong for the entire video... whoops :( Well then, as an apology here's a really cool discord server link! discord.gg/8mjcwTQ
Actually LBP PSP had some really impressive community levels. People really pushed the mechanics. People used illusions to make some fancy ideas, like teleportation, time travel, diorama-based cutscenes... and there was one that let you fly to multiple planets by controlling your ship's location in a cockpit and dropping though a tube system. Because there was no smearing, you had to corner edit to make shapes, and this resulted in people taking care to shape everything nicely, while being sloppier on LBP PS3. Plus LBP PSP had a gorgeous atmosphere that bled into these levels. I think the best are archived so you can probably try them out on an emulator. I've been meaning to for a while.
It’s insane how popular this series used to be. Sucks Sony had to milk every last bit of it. Here’s hoping it will make a resurgence on the PS5! (And that spin-off game doesn’t count).
StarlyteGaming honestly i don’t even wanna play it. sony milked the poor game enough already. i think the series has had a great run and that it should be left to die. (plus i don’t like the 3d aspect)
i miss LBP PSP i also really miss LBP PSP's online with how crazy some of the levels got despite the limitations are amazing + thanks to archives you can play over 2000 community levels on the PSP emulator PPSSPP
At 5:49 GOD hit by a WAVE OF NOSTALGIA seeing a Playstaiton 2 section at the unnamed game store. I remember when they told me, "Yeah we're done selling Playstation 2 games so what you see here is the last of it."
I remember the online for the PSP. While there were some amazing levels, I remember the hot page consisted of 2 types of levels: 1.)Copyable hotel-like levels. Copy the level, add your hotel room and name, and publish the level. 2.) Levels of people talking to each other, usually the names were "for:(name)"
LBP PSP was such an amazing job done by Sony, in cramming the fun of a PS3 IP in a sequal for a handheld, without compromising on (almost) anything, quality wise. . But when I played LBP PS Vita, I was positively blown away! It seemed like _this_ was the console that the LBP series was developed for! Seemless use of touchscreen (front and back), gyroscopic platforming, even the cameras on Vita were put to use for sticker creation! . On Vita, LBP felt right at home.
I remember it, specifically because it came with the original copies of LBP2. That said, I only gave it one run, because there wasn't a whole lot to it.
Their servers are terrible. They may not be up for very long. If I had the money I promise you keeping those servers and this game alive would be in my top priorities
When I was like 7, my dad got me a psp with lbp on it. I had already played the first and second games, and had made some great memories playing them with him and my sister. Every road trip, long car ride, and really any time I was in the car, I was playing little big planet on my psp. I was practically glued to it. Little did I know at the time, i was making nostalgic memories
My first LBP as well, still has so much nostalgia to me, got it way before I got my PS3. I remember I created a ton of really bad levels on it but there was this thing where if you came back to levels after editing them multiple times objects would start to clip into eachother and they weren't aligned
I'm so glad I found a guide to download dlc for the PSP game yesterday. I've never had any dlc for this game and I'm excited to play with it. Plus banana sack
I just wanna say how incredibly well edited this video is. Its a small touch but when you mentioned “Media Molecule” at 2:49 and the initials popped up on screen was a great moment.
OMG! thank you for making me see sacknanna I've only played the main titles so I didn't see this good boy I low key cried tears of joy when seeing this
I appreciate that the PSP game had different locales from the first game so that it can fit into the canon, if you wanted to think of the games as having a canon.
I remember making a crap ton of characters on this version. I remember making boba fett and even some of my own characters. It was so fun. I also remember playing LSWTCS and GTA: Chinatown Wars on my psp. I thought these were the best games ever! Then i got a ps2 and thought dbzbt3 and wwe smackdown vs raw 2011 were the best games ever! Then I played more pc games and thought roblox and minecraft were the best games ever! Then I got a ps4 and I like every game we have on it! Edit: got a better pc. I also now like every game i have on it
I'm still in love with this game. I think it's still fun. There are people still making levels, animations, music, etc. I hope this community never dies cause its a great one.
It’s a similar story with Modnation Racers’ PSP port. It’s theoretically the same game, with the same campaign and being able to create your own mods, karts and tracks. But races have less participants and graphics definitely took a hit. But it’s still a fun game that embodies the spirit of the series
Looking forward to you covering the Vita version. It's tied with LBP 2 as my favourite. With the built-in camera and mic, you were able to do some really cool things with create mode.
I have a PSP, I always wanted this game as a kid. LBP on PS3 was my first game, and I also have the same PSP to this day. awesome video. Side Note: The song at 5:14 made me think of LBP within 2 seconds of hearing it, and it totally did sound nostalgic.
coming from a fan who owned the PSP version of LBP, the community moon levels were very lacking, i found one that was popular and it was just dedicated to Adventure Time cutouts. sad the limitations really prevented much but for a PSP game, it was pretty cool.
the first lbp I played was also the psp lbp and whenever I play that game again, even though I already know everything where everything is and how it will be, I still play and have fun, remembering the old day
I agreed with Chris Chan though they should have brought the psp costumes to the console version- lbp psp was also my first lbp game ; v ; good odd times I remember one of the story mode level descriptions was like "Kick his big alien ass" or something like that probably the only e rated game to say the word Ass.
YESSSSS NEW LBP VID Edit: LBP PSP was my first introduction to the LBP Franchise too but i was very young and dont remember anything except a part where i was stuck and when me and my older brother got mad my younger sister for dying and losing points (i was stupid) and i also didnt know there was a create mode
I don't know what it is about this video, but it brought back so much nostalgia from like a year ago when LBP3 was the only game I played. The thing that made me stop playing the game was the servers going down, and I know they just went back up, but I just think it's sad that they had to shut those games down, but who knows, they may come back one day...
Considering the PSP is a slighty weaker PS2 is actually very impressing game for the hardware. This is by far the most impressive game in the series alongside 1, and i like how still maintains that "toy like" atmosphere instead of being everything so futuristic.
PSP will be always nostalgic to me. Ive got ps3, psp and some other games from my father, which sadly is alcoholic. He bought them from pawnshop. Soon my parents will have divorce. Those things are ones who keep good memories when he was chill and used to play with me and my young brother.
I just got this game. It’s pretty solid for a handheld spinoff, although the physics make it kind of frustrating sometimes. Also, small correction, you CAN actually scale objects. You just have to hold own the L button and flick the stick up or down.
And here is me. Played only psp lbp. For me it is one of those games that feels like a part of yourself. I can still remember making engines working on bombs, mazes, silly pinball... Good times.
Okay so update: you might not see this, but after this video I found my old White Darth Vader PSP (funny coincidence) and bought LBP and waited like a month for it to show up. Played it, and everything you said in this video is accurate. Felt just like LittleBigPlanet, just with one less layer and a couple tweaks here and there. Great fun.
8:43 LBP on the PSP had some amazing level creations and many of them. All you had to do was search by most hearted and you'll get to see some levels that would easily belong in the main game. I joined in the late years of the community and it was all about creating your personal room in a hotel, share it and let others see all the interesting personal rooms in the hotel and create theirs to share and repeat the cycle. I have personally created levels and spent weeks on them. The community was much more mature back then and to have a good rating you would have to make some top class levels. After being a good creator, I decided to use all my time on a level that would be the next big hearted level by many. Unfortunately even reading the wiki for this game, some created levels would bug out and freeze your PSP every time you open them. Probably would be easier to bypass this with emulation nowadays but back then it would mean that your created level was dead for good. I guess the system didn't have enough RAM to compensate for some mechanics made in a level and therefor could have really put down some people including myself on creating their level from scratch. This DEFINITELY wasn't a spin off and playing it for years, I definitely recommend it for a PSP game. The PSVita game is a lot better but that's a different topic.
I hate to say it, but... It's actually pronounced cAYmbridge. Named after the city here in England. Aside from the painful mispronunciation, I'm glad I can share my nostalgia! Great video. :) Also, you shouldn't have to worry about the LBP 1 and 2 servers being shut down. They're all on the same server, along with LBP3 and Vita, so you can play them on newer versions of the game. Because the series has been dormant for a while, SB:ABA might be a game to get new players into the series before they drop a true sequal, meaning the levels will stay on the servers.
Dude so lucky to have that Darth Vader PSP! I never had a PSP but that’s the one I was willing to trade my soul for. The PSP library was incredible, sad I missed out on it
Does anyone else remember those random people who would comment on your lbp profile and say “you said my levels are bad but look at yours” despite the fact you’ve never even seen one of the persons levels and you didn’t say anything to him?
There was this one guy that made a level based on every star wars movie. And did a bunch of like easter egg hunts for prizes on the forum i was a part of. It was great
the first console i got was the PSP and the second game i got was little big planet PSP the community was nice event though i was like 8 it seriously is fun and never though the servers shut down now i still had loads of fun with it
I love LBP PSP, just everything about it, the music, levels, characters, story mode, also sacknana lol, since I don’t have a psp I played it in ppsspp, this game is amazing, and so is the whole lbp series
I would say that PSP and Vita aren't actually spin offs. They are mainline games but are on different portable consoles and have different and or new features.
if Sumo does well with Sackboy a Big adventure (which I believe they will) because LBP3 was could of been great with out the bugs. They need to make LBP1 remastered that's all I want then a few years later hopefully they make the sequel :)
I have an idea to bring lob community BACK! Hold your tongue and listen: we need tons of suggestions on every viable resource to contact lbp devs and make them bring it back and if not maybe have them to add little links for community levels for content creators. Such a great idea I had in mind.
I put a lot of time on this game and had a blast. I guess i got very used to the limitations because it was my first game, but I really wanted water in this one. My save data corrupted twice, but i still replayed it. That means my first true dose of LBP on console was a bigger blast.
If you have a homebrewed vita, you can install PSP DLC within Adrenaline (The Vita's PSP emulator) Also you can scale objects in the PSP version if you select said object, hold L and down/up on the joystick thing
So, I pronounced the studio's name wrong for the entire video... whoops :(
Well then, as an apology here's a really cool discord server link! discord.gg/8mjcwTQ
Do u wanna be my friend BlazingVictini
Yes
I've some cool comunity levels in that LBP
Little big planet is MY FAVORITE GAME but I can't play it because I had it in ps3 I have xbox
Can you tell me how you were able to play the psp version on vita? I want to relive the memories
Actually LBP PSP had some really impressive community levels. People really pushed the mechanics. People used illusions to make some fancy ideas, like teleportation, time travel, diorama-based cutscenes... and there was one that let you fly to multiple planets by controlling your ship's location in a cockpit and dropping though a tube system. Because there was no smearing, you had to corner edit to make shapes, and this resulted in people taking care to shape everything nicely, while being sloppier on LBP PS3. Plus LBP PSP had a gorgeous atmosphere that bled into these levels. I think the best are archived so you can probably try them out on an emulator. I've been meaning to for a while.
FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE WHO NOTICES THE PSP ATMOSPHERE YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
How would someone be able to download them from an archive on a psp? Would love to play them
can you please tell me how to archive community levels on an emulator?
HOW TO GET COMUNITY LEVLS
@@ggeshundra Theres a community archive for it.
vita was the first one I played and it is such a good game - I'm glad other people was introduced to the game on a handheld console too!
same
LBP was the only game I bought for the vita :)
(but it's not like there were a lot of games made for it...)
Retendo ok bud
Jared Gillespie Modnation Racers was also pretty fun on Vita.
My first was lbp2
It’s insane how popular this series used to be. Sucks Sony had to milk every last bit of it. Here’s hoping it will make a resurgence on the PS5! (And that spin-off game doesn’t count).
wait which spin-off game?
@@Max-gn4rw sackboy's big adventure or whatever
StarlyteGaming honestly i don’t even wanna play it. sony milked the poor game enough already. i think the series has had a great run and that it should be left to die. (plus i don’t like the 3d aspect)
Tbh I think it looks like a nice spinoff
Though it's definitely not a real game.
I'd say buy it so Sony doesn't think it should die out
Milking it or leaving it to die?
The only LBP game I never owned...
Edit 1: 10:44 AHHH come on man, why do you have to break my heart with ModNation Racers 😭
Wait, that’s the very first game I have ever played
I was introduced to LittleBigPlanet through LBP PSP.
Im so glad i got it.
Same. Except I played it on a psp emulator on my old phone😂 still had fun tho
Same
Same
i miss LBP PSP
i also really miss LBP PSP's online
with how crazy some of the levels got despite the limitations are amazing
+ thanks to archives you can play over 2000 community levels on the PSP emulator PPSSPP
You can play archived levels? Wtf, I have to know where I can get them :(
Wait how can you access those archived levels?
@peis peis OMG Thanks! :O
@peis peis 5 months late but whilst that works the level archives are a bitch to set up and get working on a real psp
@peis peis i've tried them on 2 vitas and 2 psps all of which give me load failed errors and nothing will fix them
At 5:49 GOD hit by a WAVE OF NOSTALGIA seeing a Playstaiton 2 section at the unnamed game store. I remember when they told me, "Yeah we're done selling Playstation 2 games so what you see here is the last of it."
🧐when did this happen
I remember the online for the PSP. While there were some amazing levels, I remember the hot page consisted of 2 types of levels:
1.)Copyable hotel-like levels. Copy the level, add your hotel room and name, and publish the level.
2.) Levels of people talking to each other, usually the names were "for:(name)"
"how much longer will the servers for LBP 1, 2, and 3 will last?"
oh my god victini
I'm sorry
LBP PSP was such an amazing job done by Sony, in cramming the fun of a PS3 IP in a sequal for a handheld, without compromising on (almost) anything, quality wise.
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But when I played LBP PS Vita, I was positively blown away! It seemed like _this_ was the console that the LBP series was developed for! Seemless use of touchscreen (front and back), gyroscopic platforming, even the cameras on Vita were put to use for sticker creation!
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On Vita, LBP felt right at home.
For some reason I always fall in love with games that have focus on the community making the games
Can u do “Sackboys prehistoric moves” it’s not known as much as the other entries in the series
Edit: he's already made one now, go watch it!
I remember it, specifically because it came with the original copies of LBP2. That said, I only gave it one run, because there wasn't a whole lot to it.
I'm pretty sure lbp 1, 2 and 3 share the same server, but yeah, it would suck to have them shutdown.
Their servers are terrible. They may not be up for very long. If I had the money I promise you keeping those servers and this game alive would be in my top priorities
@@Thevamp1reking nah, the third has the worst servers in the entire history of gaming but the others are fine
you predicted it, but hey the servers are up again anyways
*I've got bad news for you bud*
I’ve played this game when I was 5, one of the best games I’ve ever played in my life. It was my first lbp game and I’ve been enjoying it ever since
When I was like 7, my dad got me a psp with lbp on it. I had already played the first and second games, and had made some great memories playing them with him and my sister. Every road trip, long car ride, and really any time I was in the car, I was playing little big planet on my psp. I was practically glued to it. Little did I know at the time, i was making nostalgic memories
Dude I've poured so many hours into LBPVita, I can't wait to see you talk about it.
My first LBP as well, still has so much nostalgia to me, got it way before I got my PS3. I remember I created a ton of really bad levels on it but there was this thing where if you came back to levels after editing them multiple times objects would start to clip into eachother and they weren't aligned
I'm so glad I found a guide to download dlc for the PSP game yesterday. I've never had any dlc for this game and I'm excited to play with it. Plus banana sack
I just wanna say how incredibly well edited this video is. Its a small touch but when you mentioned “Media Molecule” at 2:49 and the initials popped up on screen was a great moment.
"no signs of slowing down"
aged. like. milk.
11:13 this hits hard now
OMG! thank you for making me see sacknanna I've only played the main titles so I didn't see this good boy I low key cried tears of joy when seeing this
love lbp man, hopefully the series is back on the rise. great video and id love to see the lbp content you have coming.
I was wondering when you would make this one keep up the good work
I appreciate that the PSP game had different locales from the first game so that it can fit into the canon, if you wanted to think of the games as having a canon.
I remember making a crap ton of characters on this version. I remember making boba fett and even some of my own characters. It was so fun. I also remember playing LSWTCS and GTA: Chinatown Wars on my psp. I thought these were the best games ever! Then i got a ps2 and thought dbzbt3 and wwe smackdown vs raw 2011 were the best games ever! Then I played more pc games and thought roblox and minecraft were the best games ever! Then I got a ps4 and I like every game we have on it!
Edit: got a better pc. I also now like every game i have on it
you are a true gamer my friend.
im glad there is someone out there still making good videos on these games :)
So glad I got to play Little Big Planet PSP. Good memories, good times
I legit never played it until recently. While I played the PS3 game as a kid I actually had a white DS Lite and really wanted LBP on DS.
LBP 2 was my first game and it was such a blast! Man I will miss those days.
LBP psp is my childhood. The nostalgia hit hard. It is amazing.
lbp psp was my first lbp game, then when i got a ps4, i got lbp 3
Why nobody's talking about this video having a chapter called "Star Wars Battlefront" ☠☠
Auto generated titles be like
I'm still in love with this game. I think it's still fun. There are people still making levels, animations, music, etc. I hope this community never dies cause its a great one.
It’s a similar story with Modnation Racers’ PSP port. It’s theoretically the same game, with the same campaign and being able to create your own mods, karts and tracks. But races have less participants and graphics definitely took a hit. But it’s still a fun game that embodies the spirit of the series
PSP version is the only LittleBigPlanet I didn't play, but I will buy it soon
Imagine buying psp games bruh
O hej to ja ssackboy z insta XD
@@twojstary6882 CO JAK TY MNIE ZNALAZŁAŚ TU X DDDDD
Play it in an emulator.
@@politonno2499 nah I will buy it on psvita
5:35 wait is that energy from apples in the stereo i LOVE THAT SONG
Looking forward to you covering the Vita version. It's tied with LBP 2 as my favourite. With the built-in camera and mic, you were able to do some really cool things with create mode.
"how long the LBP 1, 2, and 3 servers will last for"
Jon: This looks like a job for me
I have a PSP, I always wanted this game as a kid. LBP on PS3 was my first game, and I also have the same PSP to this day. awesome video.
Side Note: The song at 5:14 made me think of LBP within 2 seconds of hearing it, and it totally did sound nostalgic.
coming from a fan who owned the PSP version of LBP, the community moon levels were very lacking, i found one that was popular and it was just dedicated to Adventure Time cutouts.
sad the limitations really prevented much but for a PSP game, it was pretty cool.
I remember I had the psp and the game but whatever happened near the battery was unfixable and sadly had to let the psp go...
i remember when i was obsessed with these games and saw this video in my recommended when i was eating dinner in 2020. time flies man
the first lbp I played was also the psp lbp and whenever I play that game again, even though I already know everything where everything is and how it will be, I still play and have fun, remembering the old day
I agreed with Chris Chan though
they should have brought the psp costumes to the console version-
lbp psp was also my first lbp game ; v ; good odd times
I remember one of the story mode level descriptions was like
"Kick his big alien ass" or something like that
probably the only e rated game to say the word Ass.
Weeb?
Freaking amazing XD
To be fair the game was rated E10+ for language.
@@legometaworld2728 Odd, my copy is rated E, maybe later releases are E 10+?
"I agreed with Chris chan"
*these words have never been uttered*
YESSSSS NEW LBP VID
Edit: LBP PSP was my first introduction to the LBP Franchise too but i was very young and dont remember anything except a part where i was stuck and when me and my older brother got mad my younger sister for dying and losing points (i was stupid) and i also didnt know there was a create mode
I don't know what it is about this video, but it brought back so much nostalgia from like a year ago when LBP3 was the only game I played. The thing that made me stop playing the game was the servers going down, and I know they just went back up, but I just think it's sad that they had to shut those games down, but who knows, they may come back one day...
I remember playing the PSP version in the car on the way home from school. Good shit.
Everyone after video looks up glockenpops
I’ve had the blue sackboy with the comic-con shirt and yellow cap for years, it’s always been a favorite figure of mine
Considering the PSP is a slighty weaker PS2 is actually very impressing game for the hardware. This is by far the most impressive game in the series alongside 1, and i like how still maintains that "toy like" atmosphere instead of being everything so futuristic.
I didn't get the game until after the servers shut down, but even without the online I still had a fun time.
PSP will be always nostalgic to me. Ive got ps3, psp and some other games from my father, which sadly is alcoholic. He bought them from pawnshop. Soon my parents will have divorce. Those things are ones who keep good memories when he was chill and used to play with me and my young brother.
my friend owned this game, i always wanted to play it but never could but then eventually he allowed me to play on his psp and had alot of fun
Glockenpop is nostalgic to me for two reasons. Little Big Planet and being a child in 2000s Australia.
10:25 this aged well
Good taste in background music. The World Ends With You is a BANGER game
i often come back to watch this video review, it's absolutely an amazing review.
In my opinion, LBP PSP is the dictionary definition of a good demake. Its fully faithful and just as charming.
7:17 boy i have news for you
i miss lbp so bad,,,,
the lbp3 ps4 servers are still up!! you can play them
Played the demo for this alot. Was also my first LBP game. Takes me back
Yes!, can't wait for Vita and Karting!
*y e s*
Little big planet psp was my first introduction to the series and PlayStation as a whole
And it will always hold a special place in my heard
If my bomb survival is gone, So as everything it will be gone by me.
10:26 that day is this year
I just got this game. It’s pretty solid for a handheld spinoff, although the physics make it kind of frustrating sometimes. Also, small correction, you CAN actually scale objects. You just have to hold own the L button and flick the stick up or down.
This is one of my favorite games of all time. I used to be really into the create contests
And here is me. Played only psp lbp.
For me it is one of those games that feels like a part of yourself. I can still remember making engines working on bombs, mazes, silly pinball... Good times.
I adored this version of the game. Played it every day going to school and coming home when I had my PSP.
I love these types of videos I’m definitely subscribing
I'm excited for the lbp vita video because that is my favorite lbp game!
Okay so update: you might not see this, but after this video I found my old White Darth Vader PSP (funny coincidence) and bought LBP and waited like a month for it to show up. Played it, and everything you said in this video is accurate. Felt just like LittleBigPlanet, just with one less layer and a couple tweaks here and there. Great fun.
10:23
That really didn’t age well 😢😣
I know.. it makes me upset… 😢
8:43 LBP on the PSP had some amazing level creations and many of them. All you had to do was search by most hearted and you'll get to see some levels that would easily belong in the main game. I joined in the late years of the community and it was all about creating your personal room in a hotel, share it and let others see all the interesting personal rooms in the hotel and create theirs to share and repeat the cycle. I have personally created levels and spent weeks on them. The community was much more mature back then and to have a good rating you would have to make some top class levels. After being a good creator, I decided to use all my time on a level that would be the next big hearted level by many. Unfortunately even reading the wiki for this game, some created levels would bug out and freeze your PSP every time you open them. Probably would be easier to bypass this with emulation nowadays but back then it would mean that your created level was dead for good. I guess the system didn't have enough RAM to compensate for some mechanics made in a level and therefor could have really put down some people including myself on creating their level from scratch. This DEFINITELY wasn't a spin off and playing it for years, I definitely recommend it for a PSP game. The PSVita game is a lot better but that's a different topic.
Ok now this is epic
10:23 foreshadowing
I thought the same thing. Little did everybody know, the LBP servers would shut down one year from then..
I hate to say it, but...
It's actually pronounced cAYmbridge. Named after the city here in England. Aside from the painful mispronunciation, I'm glad I can share my nostalgia! Great video. :) Also, you shouldn't have to worry about the LBP 1 and 2 servers being shut down. They're all on the same server, along with LBP3 and Vita, so you can play them on newer versions of the game. Because the series has been dormant for a while, SB:ABA might be a game to get new players into the series before they drop a true sequal, meaning the levels will stay on the servers.
that ending made me want to actually fucking cry how am i supposed to live in a world without littlebigplanet
@Miles You can just get Dreams, or purchase the new Sackboy Adventures for the PS5 when it releases.
IT'S
NOT
THE
SAME.
Dude so lucky to have that Darth Vader PSP! I never had a PSP but that’s the one I was willing to trade my soul for. The PSP library was incredible, sad I missed out on it
The first Littlebigplanet game I played was LBP2. The LBP Portable was the second. LBP3 on PS3 was the third. I'm getting a PS4 and LBP3 on PS4.
So you are talking about every lbp retrospective but your forgetting about one lbp game called sackboy's prehistoric moves.
Does anyone else remember those random people who would comment on your lbp profile and say “you said my levels are bad but look at yours” despite the fact you’ve never even seen one of the persons levels and you didn’t say anything to him?
There was this one guy that made a level based on every star wars movie. And did a bunch of like easter egg hunts for prizes on the forum i was a part of. It was great
I wish Media Molecule Continued the Lbp series , the servers wouldn't shutdown :(
the first console i got was the PSP and the second game i got was little big planet PSP the community was nice event though i was like 8 it seriously is fun and never though the servers shut down now i still had loads of fun with it
PSP DLC can be purchased on vitas.
I love LBP PSP, just everything about it, the music, levels, characters, story mode, also sacknana lol, since I don’t have a psp I played it in ppsspp, this game is amazing, and so is the whole lbp series
I would say that PSP and Vita aren't actually spin offs. They are mainline games but are on different portable consoles and have different and or new features.
The TWEWY OST at 5:30 caught me off gaurd
5:14
*takes a deep breath*
*SINGING IS EASY UF U REMEMBER THE TUNE!!!!*
if Sumo does well with Sackboy a Big adventure (which I believe they will) because LBP3 was could of been great with out the bugs. They need to make LBP1 remastered that's all I want then a few years later hopefully they make the sequel :)
Physics Based building on PSP was amazing. it was also my first.
I have an idea to bring lob community BACK! Hold your tongue and listen: we need tons of suggestions on every viable resource to contact lbp devs and make them bring it back and if not maybe have them to add little links for community levels for content creators. Such a great idea I had in mind.
My favorite levels in LBP where horror levels the comminuity made they where always so good someone even made the entirety of P.T i was great
*sees thumbnail*
NANI??! SACKNANA WHERE DID YOU COME FROM!!??!!?
Stupid Idiot
im really happy that sony didn’t give up on sackboy, he’s coming back with the ps5 :’)
I recognized the twewy music that was playing in the beginning at 1:49 😂
I put a lot of time on this game and had a blast. I guess i got very used to the limitations because it was my first game, but I really wanted water in this one. My save data corrupted twice, but i still replayed it.
That means my first true dose of LBP on console was a bigger blast.
If you have a homebrewed vita, you can install PSP DLC within Adrenaline (The Vita's PSP emulator)
Also you can scale objects in the PSP version if you select said object, hold L and down/up on the joystick thing
Don't you have to capture said object before I can resize it though?