LBP = RPG


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I insist. The gameplay on the disc is about 3 hours long. I was not talking about the user generated levels,only the disc levels you payed the developers to make(indirectly). My 2 cents,obvios.

@The Fury -> And i`m sure you will pay £40 for Banjo 3 ,right?

I insist too, why do you base the replay value on the devs work only when the main goal of the game is user generated content????

I am sure you dont even own a PS3, why do you care anyway?

Your comments about the game fail so hard that i am sure this is a joke thread.

I'm not a big online gamer at all, so LBP probably isn't my cup of tea.

But I fully recognize that it is one of the best titles of the generation when I try to look at it from broader gaming standards.

I think people often confuse opinion with misinformation. What you are claiming is not opinion, opinion would be saying that the game sucks because you don't like the features or the level design.  Some of that did come through in your post, however, saying things like "3hours" long and "No replay value" are blatent lies especially when your own thread title says "seen in action" meaning you haven't even played the game.

Unless you've played the game you have no right to an opinion about it in relation to how long it takes to beat, its replay value, or even its gameplay for that matter.

*Laughs*

*gets out of thread*

Because that`s robbery in my books. Using generated user levels means less development cost and more profit,because the users are making this content instead of developers. Generating advertisement that "you can finally create your own levels,people" is a scam also,meant to increase the respective console`s userbase and generate more sales in the process.

No one is more capable that the game`s developers,and they were paid to make the game. Simple.

Your freedom in the game is falsly generated,but i`m not using that as my argument. I`m using the people that don`t want/know to go online/download the content. They will get 3 hours of gameplay and you know it.

Im out,

*leaves thread

i agree that the levels that come with the disk probably wouldn't warrant a purchase on it's own. But, there is so much more to the disk with the level designer that makes it worth while.

Even if you're not much into online multiplayer you can still play user created content by yourself. Some of the levels out there are quite inventive.