When something’s revolutionary, don’t expect others to just gaze around in amazement doing nothing. If that’s what people did after a revolution, then it was not such a ground breaking idea in the first place.
I’m sure you remember when the first iPhone went on sale, that thing changed cellphones as we knew it forever. Now, almost every cellphone company on the market has something that resembles Apple’s masterpiece.
In the videogames industry, Media Molecule did something very similar with LittleBigPlant, a title so groundbreaking that Sony saw fit to buy the company. Would others follow? Eventually they would.
EA wasted no time.
Create, is what Electronic Arts decided on naming its new game. Aptly named I must admit.
“Creativity will be unleashed as players design environments with easy-to-use brushes and tools, including textures, props and animating objects that bring the scene to life. On the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, and MAC players can share any of their creations, solutions or challenges with the community through the console and also via the official Create website at www.create.ea.com. Friends can download and remix solutions and set challenges for other players to download and complete. Imaginations will run wild this holiday!”
Sounds all too familiar doesn’t it? What did you expect from a revolution?
Here’s to hoping EA’s “LittleBigPlanet” will actually be half as good as Sony and Media Molecule’s. Giving Xbox 360, PC an Mac owners a chance to let their imagination run wild.
Video Thirst:
Thanks, Examiner.
lets hope this does not have the stupid limited lifes LBP2 has!
why are they in there?
honestly!?
i thought games were suppose to be fun!
so can someone explain to me how getting upto a certain point than dying a few times than having to do all that work all over again.
cam someone please explain to me how thats fun!
lol, ask Media Molecule
only wish i could!