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Forums - Sony Discussion - LittleBigPlanet Vita is yet another big game! When will America take notice and buy a Vita?

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Is this the game you have been waiting for to finally make the decision to get a Vita?

Yes 44 25.43%
 
No 60 34.68%
 
Not really 29 16.76%
 
other ( post below) 8 4.62%
 
see reslutz 32 18.50%
 
Total:173
Degausser on 13 September 2012
babuks said:
Degausser said:
LBP has always been a series I wanted to like a lot more then I did. I have no idea why... just can never finish the games :(. Will give LBP2 another whirl some time as I got it free with +.

Hopefully this can help reignite the Vita... a bit. It's got a decent score of software leading up to the holiday, it'll hardly sell through the roof but the only way is up for the Vita from here lol.


Just an idea, play with your nephew or younger brother together and you see how much the fun increases. The amount of anomaly and chaos run into the scene together is very enjoyable and that's the part I like about LBP.


 I did play it with my housemates on occation but we had more fun with bomberman, dungeon defenders and mashed. We played some Titanic level online that was utter genius though.

MOving into a new house tomorrow with all new sparkly housemates so might try play it with them if any of them are into games. 



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d21lewis on 13 September 2012

Maybe "soulless" isn't the right word for it.....or maybe it is. I don't know. It just feels like something is missing. The intro to the first game was what made me go ahead and buy it. It felt pretty magical. When I played it, I was like "what's my motivation?" Getting more stickers and stuff to create a level nobody will ever play? The enemies were just a bunch of stuff cobbled together. Sackboy was just a blank canvas. It just didn't do it for me. I've even played online and local co-op. I've played levels that had to have taken a ton of work and love to create. In the end, I guess it's just not my type of experience.



MegamanZX on 13 September 2012

I only want 3 games for Vita:
1. SMT: Persona 4
2. Final Fantasy X
3. Soul Sacrifice

Now i'm replaying PSP games while i wait



Get your Portable ID!

Tridrakious on 13 September 2012

I already have the Vita, however I will be picking this game up. The reviews have made me a believer in Tarsier Studios and I'm glad to see that some studios are able to make fantastic games on the PS Vita.



Dgc1808 on 13 September 2012
d21lewis said:
Maybe "soulless" isn't the right word for it.....or maybe it is. I don't know. It just feels like something is missing. The intro to the first game was what made me go ahead and buy it. It felt pretty magical. When I played it, I was like "what's my motivation?" Getting more stickers and stuff to create a level nobody will ever play? The enemies were just a bunch of stuff cobbled together. Sackboy was just a blank canvas. It just didn't do it for me. I've even played online and local co-op. I've played levels that had to have taken a ton of work and love to create. In the end, I guess it's just not my type of experience.


I think I get what you mean. The devs left a lot to the player to fill in for themselves and you couldn't quite find the right peices for the empty slots. I had that problem as well when i would play the game alone sometimes. It's us that lack souls.



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miz1q2w3e on 13 September 2012
pezus said:
d21lewis said:
Maybe "soulless" isn't the right word for it.....or maybe it is. I don't know. It just feels like something is missing. The intro to the first game was what made me go ahead and buy it. It felt pretty magical. When I played it, I was like "what's my motivation?" Getting more stickers and stuff to create a level nobody will ever play? The enemies were just a bunch of stuff cobbled together. Sackboy was just a blank canvas. It just didn't do it for me. I've even played online and local co-op. I've played levels that had to have taken a ton of work and love to create. In the end, I guess it's just not my type of experience.

LBP only has as much soul as the imagination and creativity of the player playing. Perhaps it is you who has no soul??

o_O



miz1q2w3e on 13 September 2012
pezus said:

...You lost me there.



miz1q2w3e on 13 September 2012
pezus said:
miz1q2w3e said:

...You lost me there.

I thought I lost you with the post before this one, hence the misshaped eyes. Then I thought: "Do not worry, miz, Bruce Campbell is here to  rescue you"

Yes, that totally makes sense.



Fusioncode on 13 September 2012

Maybe if Sony actually markets this game then people will be interested.



Sigs are dumb. And so are you!

Kresnik on 14 September 2012
pezus said:

LBP only has as much soul as the imagination and creativity of the player playing. Perhaps it is you who has no soul??


I feel so mean ganging up on D21Lewis like this but... yeah, pretty much this.

LBP1 had so much soul on it's own.  From getting Frida's wedding back on track to rescuing the Teddy Bear's family.

Add to that the fact that you could use your imagination to make it almost anything you wanted it to be, and I just...

Yeah.  The only reason I go on about it so much is because LBP is definitely my favourite new experience this generation, and I just wish more people could have experienced it the same way I did!



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