The LittleBigPlanet community know how to keep players engaged thanks to all the user-generated content. The third franchise entry is well into its beta phase. The community have already created some awesome levels, some of which are showcased in this video.

The PSN premium service that was announced at E3 is going live on the 29th of June and we finally have the full details that were withheld from us at E3 and the good news is that the content on offer is better than expected. First up the price… We heard it was $49.99 but that means nothing to us …

You have to feel for Sony with one of their major announcements, the PSP Go, being leaked a couple of days before their conference and taking a very large bang out of their conference. Sony earlier announced that they will be releasing the PSP Go on the 1st of October (USA – $250) to be sold alongside the PSP 3000. …

I still love the idea behind LittleBigPlanet and the way that the DLC is being themed is awesome, however I am starting to lose faith in it to be honest. The game has just not lived up to my previous (very high) expectations and while I wait here with baited breath I am beginning to realise that Media Molecule have no …

In possibly the most bizarre marketing idea ever to hit the gaming industry, Polish, retailers have started bundling Holy Bibles with their 80GB PS3’s in order to add that extra bit of value. Unfortunately since I have no idea if Bibles are expensive or not I can’t say whether this is a good deal but if you were going to …

For some reason the price of LittleBigPlanet has been in freefall recently, now while we are never going to complain about a cheaper game it does make you wonder what is going on. A few online retailers are now flogging the title for as little as 10 pounds or R150 which is an incredible price for a really good game. …

PlayStation Network Senior Director Susan Panico has been chatting to analysts about the general idea of downloadable content and full games. She mentions “One of the things we found, though, was that the Blu-ray disc experience for marquee games like that [LittleBigPlanet] currently just work better because the consumer wants to go in and get that physical product,” Now I …

An announcement by Sony yesterday just goes to show that they are still pushing hard to keep the PSP in the running, as it has seen quite a bit of a slump lately and is being pretty hammered by the success of the Nintendo DS as well. Sony announced yesterday that LittleBigPlanet will be heading to it’s portable system and …