[QUOTE="wiganath"]I'm not denying it doesn't offer endless possibilities, but that doesn't mean it will make it great or get older any less soon.
Someone use Forge as an example, well do you know how many people on my friendslist use forge "0". yes, it's cool to have a mess around at first, but it quickly gets old. I can see the same happening with LBP, although it does offer more stuff. Once my mates and I have played a few levels and we've helped eachother fight a boss, or move around a map, move objects, it's just going to be more of the same.....
Javy03
Forge places object in an already made map, and when the game is a FPS, those objects may never play a role in your gameplay.
However LBP allows people to make the whole level or map. And since its a puzzle type of game how people place objects GREATLY affects how the game is played.
As for it getting boring fast or not, thats up to the person who owns it. If they are interested in trying a never ending puzzle type game with maps created by other gamers then it has tons of replayability but if you just a FPS fan, of course you will get bored, the game doesnt appeal to you. Bordem is subjective.
Maybe, but all Ive seen of Little Big Planet looks sadly dinky and limited. Maybe the final product will be much better than what Ive seen so far, Im hoping that it will.
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