Folkert Langeveld of Sony Computer Entertainment Benelux has apparently nixed Media Molecule's statement that "We'd never want to do that (sequel to LittleBigPlanet). That'd be the most counter-productive thing you could do I think."
In a video you can see below, Langeveld talks about how Move ('the motion controller') will certainly happen with LBP2. Reporting on Langeveld's comments, Dutch site Tweakers tells us (via a translation) that, "Most notable is the decision of the marketer that Little Big Planet 2 will support the Move.
"Sony has not been hurried on a sequel to the platform game from Media Molecule. The ruling appears to indicate that Langeveld Little Big Planet 2 already in development. Sony took earlier this year on development studio Media Molecule. They were responsible for the first part of Little Big Planet."
Folkert Langeveld - Sony Benelux
Tweakers via Daily Motion via VG247.
In a video you can see below, Langeveld talks about how Move ('the motion controller') will certainly happen with LBP2. Reporting on Langeveld's comments, Dutch site Tweakers tells us (via a translation) that, "Most notable is the decision of the marketer that Little Big Planet 2 will support the Move.
"Sony has not been hurried on a sequel to the platform game from Media Molecule. The ruling appears to indicate that Langeveld Little Big Planet 2 already in development. Sony took earlier this year on development studio Media Molecule. They were responsible for the first part of Little Big Planet."
Folkert Langeveld - Sony Benelux
Tweakers via Daily Motion via VG247.
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Tamikaze 23 Mar 2010 13:05
1/4
So is it confirmed now or not? its not making any sense.
LittleBigObvious 23 Mar 2010 19:54
2/4
For all we know the translations could have read "Little Big Planet "too" will support the Move"
But as usual over zealous reporters fail to even bother considering that option.
Also, lest we forget, we have already seen videos of said Move technology in the current game, not a new one.
The Move technology will just be a big add-on to the current game, LBP2 as a true sequel is not true.
But as usual over zealous reporters fail to even bother considering that option.
Also, lest we forget, we have already seen videos of said Move technology in the current game, not a new one.
The Move technology will just be a big add-on to the current game, LBP2 as a true sequel is not true.
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Tone 23 Mar 2010 20:51
3/4
i really dont see how there can be a sequel to LBP, all i can see if just more maps being added as well as other features. Its all DLC from here i reckon
DoctorDee 25 Mar 2010 11:58
4/4
@Tone I'm not sure I understand that. By the same token you could say that you could not see how there can be a sequel to any game. LBP 2 could have more, newer and different gameplay aspects. That's all, really, that any sequel has, and to be honest, they often don't even have that.
Let's face it, leading sports games often have very few differences apart from new players and squads. But they come out as sequels, when DLC could do the job perfectly.
Let's face it, leading sports games often have very few differences apart from new players and squads. But they come out as sequels, when DLC could do the job perfectly.