LittleBigPlanet PSP: catchup review

Ever felt like LittleBigPlanet was limited? Well, now you can play it whereever you want, when ever you want. That’s right, on the bus, at work, school or even while you’re on the toilet… if you must!

LittleBigPlanet PSP at Eurogamer

The main attraction on the PSP (for us at least) was the chance to get some hands-on time with the PSP version of LittleBigPlanet, and before I say anything about the game I’d like to point out it was also my first hold of a PSP Go. Now, I have small hands and have always been comfortable holding smaller gadgets, but the Go seemed too small even for my girly sized digits! In its defence though I should point out it was attached to a table via a tether-wire, which meant I was playing tug-of-war whilst trying to play.

LittleBigPlanet PSP: developer interview

“One thing we do have which is really useful, is static and dynamic objects. Whereas in the PS3 version you have to use ‘dark matter’ to make objects that hang in the air, in the PSP version you can make anything hang in the air like that by making it ‘static’. It’ll never move, and it doesn’t matter what material it is.”