Well, the MM's Picks and other lists of popular leves really help here. There is http://lbp.me/ too, the official site for user levels that's helpfull.

lol its not that hard you can just follow the users planets that creates the best levels there 

Its like a youtube system.

This. LBP is great for variety and creating stuff but the platforming mechanics aren't as good  as other top platformer games this gen.

I am not a real fan of this play/create/share model. Most of these 7 million levels are not really worth playing. This level overload makes it hard to find the really good levels. But there is the recommendation page so you have some sort of selected levels.

Although I really loved LBP1 I lost the interest in the franchise halfway through LBP 2. It could have been much better without the level editor if it contained simply more developer-levels instead.

Not a fan of seeing the inclusion of those Metacritic scores. The amount of handpicking they do with their reviews really hinders the site's credibility. Don't know why so many developers worry about their metascores.

Still, an awesome milestone for an awesome franchise. Already got two copies of LBP Vita preordered.

I agree,  it's BS but considering some folks don't buy games unless it has a 90+ meta or fanboys use it as ammo to "fight"...it kinda makes sense.

Gamerankings is much better for ratings.

No problem with the Metacritic scores here. If I were a developer and my games scored so high I'd be very proud.

If you were a developers?