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“It's a great creative outlet for my kid who loves to create levels to express feelings, thoughts, or ideas,” says 0niongirl. One user even says they now play it with their own child, after playing it themselves back in 2008.
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Players return to, or have simply kept playing, LittleBigPlanet games because of the memories attached to them, and their relatively unique format – only the Mario Maker series really matches LittleBigPlanet for both profile and approach. Really feeding into our growing imaginations at the time.” The game had the perfect childhood, arts and crafts project feel to it. It felt like the game was on a whole different level compared to others.
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The games have so much charm in them.”Īnother community member, Redshift-TTV agrees: “As a kid playing LBP1 on my PS3 for the first time it was magical. I honestly think the game series is being slept on. Though it's not just nostalgia that keeps bringing me back. I just got reminded of all the amazing times I had in the game and how instrumental it was in promoting creativity in me as a child. “A few months ago I started looking into PS3 stuff again, just for fun, and when I saw LittleBigPlanet on the PS3 games store a flood of forgotten memories came rushing back. I asked LBP player JakeLamba what it is that brought him back to the game so long after its release, and their reply feels like a very common sentiment. That stony silence around what exactly has happened has left members of the community wondering (and worrying about) not when, but if they’ll ever get to play the creative platformers again. We will keep you updated on progress and appreciate the continued patience as we work to resolve the matter.” “We are aware of server issues with LittleBigPlanet and are working to get the issue fixed and the servers back online. LittleBigPlanet’s community manager has failed to respond to multiple requests for comment from IGN, Sumo Digital has been similarly silent, and Sony Interactive Entertainment responded to multiple questions about the issue with a simple statement, lacking in detail: IGN understands that series creator MediaMolecule is no longer involved in any element of LittleBigPlanet’s ongoing operations, leaving its newer developers and publisher in a position to answer questions – although none of them ever truly have. Nothing can be proven either way, because no party involved in LittleBigPlanet’s upkeep has meaningfully commented on the issue, other than to acknowledge that there is one. Others refuse to believe those theories, believing more prosaic reasons are to blame, based more on a lack of support for the games as they get older. Many have pointed fingers at a single, aggrieved member of the community, spoken about stolen server keys, and claimed that thousands of junk levels were uploaded at one time as a DDOS attack to cripple servers. In talking with multiple members of the series’ community, I’ve heard a number of guesses and theories about how and why this happened in the first place. The screen that greets LittleBigPlanet 3 players who want to play online right now.
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It’s taking us longer than we hoped but we are making progress and will update everyone as soon as we have more info. The last we heard from the team came on April 16, with a post reading, "We are still working on the LBP server issues.
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On March 31, the LittleBigPlanet Twitter account followed up to say that the team was working to “get the servers back online ASAP”, with XDev director of product development Pete Smith adding that “It might not be today, but it’s close.” Fan site LBP Union even reported that the game was briefly playable in full that day, albeit with some slowdown – but the servers were down again before too long. On March 12, the Twitter accounts for LittleBigPlanet, LittleBigPlanet 3 developer Sumo Digital, and Sony studio SIE XDev all mentioned that the servers were being taken down because of ‘technical difficulties’. The servers remain inaccessible as I write, and messages around server repairs have been few and far between.
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All three of the console LittleBigPlanet games are linked, with LittleBigPlanet 3 players theoretically able to download levels made for the first game the unfortunate side-effect of this open approach being that when servers go down for one game, they go down for all three. Nor can they play with friends or access the game’s store. Their single player campaigns remain playable, and users can create their own levels, but they can no longer upload or download levels -the lifeblood of LittleBigPlanet, particularly this many years after release. The LittleBigPlanet servers went down in early March.
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