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 …

And I really do mean ridiculously low. I had to pop into my local mall to get a few things done yesterday and while I was there I bumped into none other than Werner aka MiNeM, (you know, the dude that runs xbox-360.co.za) and he told me that he noticed that Incredible Connection was selling some Xbox 360 games at …

The fact that LBP has not had the most amazing sales does not change the fact that the game seems to be a crapload of fun. In a recent interview, LBP developers Media Molecule have opened up to let us know that not only is a “significant patch” coming for LBP but a whole bunch of extras as well. It …

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has laid down the basics for what will land your Little Big Planet level in the bin, according to a post on VideoGaming247. The company’s statement says that SCEE is “committed to continually improving our moderation procedure, in particular regarding the reasons that user complaints are upheld.” But, for the time being, they say there are …

At its Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles this week, Microsoft Research unveiled its project Boku, a PC and Xbox 360-based icon-driven tool designed to let users create their own games and using only an Xbox 360 controller. Last Updated: November 3, 2008

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.

You may have heard a lot of ranting and raving go happening on the net because the newly up-and-running LittleBigPlanet servers are not so up-and-running at the moment. There has now been a message posted on the US Playstation blogs that say the following: The LittleBigPlanet servers have been experiencing significant problems throughout the past 24 hours affecting the online game experience. We are working round the clock on the solution to the current issues and we expect the service to improve very shortly. Offline Play and Create will still function properly during any disruption. Please accept our apologies for any frustration this may cause for the time being. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean that they will be ready soon, just as soon as possible. I hope for all the LBP owners' sakes that it happens sooner rather than later. It really sucks to have to put up with online issues.

Time for the other side of the story in the Little Big Planet recall saga. Speaking to Edge, M. Zuhdi Jasser, M.D., president of the non-profit American Islamic Forum for Democracy, expressed his opposition to this form of censorship… Last Updated: October 22, 2008