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LittleBigPlanet and the PS Vita look like a match made in heaven. And the review scores seem to back up that notion. Will update as more reviews come out.
1UP B+/A+
Destructoid 8.5/10
OPM 9/10
Edge 9/10
Some suitably inspiring quotes:
1UP - Instead, LBPV carries a tone that can be most aptly compared to a twisted fantasy from the mind of someone like Lewis Carroll or Neil Gaiman. The latter especially feels right, as many of the worlds play out as if ripped from the pages of Gaiman's fantastic book/equally fantastic film Coraline.
OPM - Vita’s various control schemes are all given due nods, whether you’re using the gyroscope to tilt your way through a Sonic-esque race against time in a sackboy-sized hamster ball or caressing the rear touchpad to carefully manoeuvre through a spooky labyrinth. Best of all is using the touch controls to move items out your way.
With the game out toward the end of the month, could this entice a few western gamers to take up the Vita?
1UP B+/A+
Destructoid 8.5/10
OPM 9/10
Edge 9/10
Some suitably inspiring quotes:
1UP - Instead, LBPV carries a tone that can be most aptly compared to a twisted fantasy from the mind of someone like Lewis Carroll or Neil Gaiman. The latter especially feels right, as many of the worlds play out as if ripped from the pages of Gaiman's fantastic book/equally fantastic film Coraline.
OPM - Vita’s various control schemes are all given due nods, whether you’re using the gyroscope to tilt your way through a Sonic-esque race against time in a sackboy-sized hamster ball or caressing the rear touchpad to carefully manoeuvre through a spooky labyrinth. Best of all is using the touch controls to move items out your way.
With the game out toward the end of the month, could this entice a few western gamers to take up the Vita?
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Currently playing on my Vita/PS4/PS5
