Once again we're reunited with Sackboy (or Sackgirl), a household name with a history of creativity and jovial optimism. Strangely, on the eve of Sony's flagship franchise making its first appearance on PlayStation 4, Media Molecule passes the reins to a new developer in Sumo Digital. The result...

If you have the time to learn it, this is a game that makes it feel like almost anything is possible.

So much potential; the only limit is imagination; Some great tutorials to ease new players in

No guidance for much of the harder stuff; The new characters; though cute; don't fit in

I'll admit it; I'm a fan of the LittleBigPlanet (LBP) series. It's adorable, quirky, and can be the simplest or most complex game you want it to be. Heavily based on user creations, LBP is a game that connects people all over the world by allowing the opportunity to share or experience various ideas...

Concept: LittleBigPlanet treads familiar ground with some new gadgets and three new playable characters Graphics: The cloth textures and infectious art style are gorgeous, but the nature of ?

Although not as tightly refined as some other 2D platformers, like Puppeteer, for instance, Little Big Planet 3 offers up tons of fun for those willing to seek it and, with the promised patches on their way and a creative community that's growing by the day, hopefully it won't be long before this is...

El plataformero más popular de los últimos tiempos está de vuelta con un montón de novedades y genialidades. Sumadas a la diversión ya conocida en la saga LittleBigPlanet, lo convierten en uno de los juegos más esperados de este 2014 por los más chicos, y los no tantos, de la familia.

Más de nueve millones de niveles disponibles; en el modo comunidad; Nuevos personajes y habilidades; Sackboy lleva consigo herramientas; al mejor estilo 007

Modo Aventura corto; No se pueden usar a los personajes a voluntad

LittleBigPlanet 3 is finally here for us PlayStation owners. Even though technically it's the "5 th " instalment of the series (with the inclusion of the PSP and PS Vita versions), that doesn't faze us or bother us in the slightest.

Hugh Laurie provides an excellent performance, Looks lovely, packed with colour, Wonderful & smart soundtrack; Best of the franchise, Jam-packed full of content thanks to the community levels, All the 3 new characters are a delightful edition, all very unique & very fun to play, The level designs...

The introduction takes a while & is boring; The main story is fairly short; A fair few glitches & bugs still present; which can happen at the most unfortunate times

The original LittleBigPlanet was one of those rare gems that immediately became an instant classic the moment it hit the shelves. With a unique charm all of its own, it took the familiar concept of classic platforming and turned it on its head by offering a simple, yet intuitive, in-game level...

Access to over 9 million user generated levels from LBP and LBP2; Three new and unique playable characters; Same great gameplay as the first two titles

Fails to meet the groundbreaking achievement of the original; The updated PS4 graphics feel generally underwhelming

Sony definitely took a chance by giving the LittleBigPlanet (LBP) franchise over to Sumo Digital and people seemed to be completely aghast when they found out that Media Molecule were no longer in charge of the next game. I expected anarchy, public outcry and basically, the worst parts of the Bible.

In the real world, "you break it, you bought it" is a terrifying concept, one that causes parents to clutch their children, terrified at the thought of an unchecked imagination. LittleBigPlanet 3 , on the other hand, wants you to break things.