Once again the basis of LittleBigPlanet is to collect objects and gadgets with the help of which you can create your own world. When you start off the game you will be able to customize your character, dress him up with uber cool clothing and make gestures depending on what combination of analog stick you use.

Now let’s talk about the thing that matters the most, the gameplay which is absolutely rock solid in the sequel. All this may sound a bit serious to some of you, but trust me it’s not, it’s one of the most funniest stories ever told and you will have the time of your life. Your mission is to save Craftworld from the deadly claws of The Negativitron, the antagonist in the game. You will meet a very dazzling character in Larry Da Vinci, who is the leader of a secret group called as the Alliance. The single player is basically a mixture of tutorials and a pretty humorous storyline which follows the events of the first game. Here you have access to the story mode, the community features, recent activity of your friends and the LittleBigPlanet 2 store where you can get a few things for free as well. Just like the original LittleBigPlanet, the pod is your gateway for all imaginable things. Once you finish the initial level, you will be introduced to your pod. So when you pop in the disc into your PlayStation 3, the game starts with the typical introduction of the main character, Sackboy backed up by a very catchy score in the background. LittleBigPlanet 2 not only surpasses the original in many ways but also goes down in history as one of the greatest, most imaginative games ever made. But after playing the sequel for a good chunk of my time, “ my oh my” was I wrong.

I remember me and my close friend discussing in 2008 on how Media Molecule could possibly improve on the sequel if they ever made one, since the user contribution to LBP was unbelievable with millions of levels published to date. I was not a very big fan of the original LittleBigPlanet, even after a complete and meaty play through I was just not able to get along with the level making abilities and the online modes. Let me start off the review of the year’s biggest game by confessing something very unusual.

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