In an interview with GamePro, Eric Fong, associate producer on LittleBigPlanet answered a few questions asked to them by the site. The first of which, was whether or not Media Molecule continue to release new levels, to which Fong replied: "Yes, Media Molecule is continuing to add to the player experience with new levels, costumes, materials, and a host of other content." Some good news for LBP fans. The more support is given for LBP, the stronger it will become at keeping gamers in their game. Gamers have also been promised that they will be able to sell their creations for real money. More after the jump. Gamepro also asked when users will be able to "sell" their creations for real money, which was promised by Media Molecule in a report from Reuters . Fong replied saying that: "There are still a lot of details that need to be worked out, that's pretty much all I can say at this point." I sincerely hope that Media Molecule didn't make a promise before they knew whether or not they could actually keep it. Let's see how it all plays out.

LBP developers Media Molecule have announced that the servers for LittleBigPlanet are officially online. While this does mean that any lucky people who already have a copy can start using them, it also means that everyone can look forward to having instant access to the servers and not have to wait for them to go online or sort out there issues, which I find to be a problem with a lot of titles these days. It's great that with all the talk of these games crowding the internet all year, the time for gaming greatness has finally arrived and will continue for the next month and a bit.

The time of the super gaming season is nearly upon us and LittleBigPlanet is one of the games that it leading the charge. This video is TV spot for LBP that has just gone up in the United States of Cheeseburgers (probably) and is looking fantastic as always. With a strong title like LBP leading the PS3 charge, Sony could very well look to gain a load of new customers.

During an Interview with Eurogamer, Media Molecule co-founder Mark Healey has admitted that controlling LittleBigPlanet “annoys” him, but insisted the studio can “refine” this after the game releases.   This kind of worries me, it’s obviously always “annoyed” him, unless somehow during the development cycle they broke it, so why only plan to fix it after release? Control is a …