The release of LittleBigPlanet and the fanfare of expectation met with it will perhaps come as a bit of a shock to today’s industry. A side-scrolling platformer with an undeniably cutesy lead character, LBP’s structure hails back to days of old when figureheads were born and raised on side-on adventures; when gaming was less about crafting a photo-realistic environment (though Media Molecule has done a damn fine job in rendering LBP’s wonderfully lifelike textures) and creating something ‘fun’.

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