This one is one of the best on offer, being a recreation of Doc and Marty McFly’s efforts to get Back the The Future, in the famous time-travelling DeLorean.

Amazing stuff.Īs well as level creation, LBP 2 enabled users to create video cut-scenes, using the in game tools. The complex logic behind this level only becomes apparent when watching the backstage tour, which starts at 3:20 minutes. With a full laser show, and Sackboy reigning supreme, to the tune of ‘Around the World’, it is a visual and audio treat. This level sadly remains unfinished, but the quality of work is incredible. The zombie Sackboys on display here are surely deserving of their own plush toy range. The release of LittleBigPlanet 2 brought with it more powerful creation tools, that enabled users to create their own original games in a variety of genres. When making a level for the planet, the creator. Switch it on and….well, just take a look. Like a patch over England has levels featuring medieval themes, or patches over Asia represent feudal settings. In direct contrast to the calculator, this LittleBigPlanet creation certainly lives up to its title. It has been built from an incredible 610 magnetic switches, 500 wires, 430 pistons and 70 emitters, amongst other parts.

The calculator can perform decimal to binary conversions, and can add and subtract. New The Incredibles costumes and a level pack are headed to LittleBigPlanet in April. One of the earliest LBP creations, dating back to Oct 2008, this is a working ‘electronic’ calculator. The Incredibles outfits, level coming to LittleBigPlanet. Not all of these videos are of playable game levels, but they all showcase the creative potential of the LittleBigPlanet series, and its users.

Whatever is next on the cards for Media Molecule, this six million level milestone provides a great opportunity to look at some of the most interesting content that has been created by the LBP community.

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