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Games Review: Little Big Planet

PS3, Sony, £44.99

Rebecca Armstrong

Saturday 08 November 2008 01:00 GMT

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Get ready to meet Sackboy, a character who looks set to be a very famous little chap indeed, and who is the star of Little Big Planet, which missed its original launch date last month because of controversy over its soundtrack.

On the one hand, this is a classy platformer that’s packed with puzzles and charming details; on the other, it’s a truly innovative title that enables players to create their own worlds by moving, melding and mastering the interactive environment of every single level.With multi-playing and creativity at its heart, LBP truly is the star of next-gen gaming.

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