Little Big Planet 1
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It is 5 systems per account, same as the "game sharing" thing that people use to get free PSN download games on up to five PS3s.
So, to share you have to give someone access to your PSN Account.
The reason why Sony allows this is not to share with others but to allow you to back everything up in case your PS3 dies. If you "share" with all your friends and then your system dies, you cannot get that stuff back.
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Just incase you brick 5 PS3's!.... how thoughtful of them 
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Pre-ordered my copy today at GameStop. They don't have the pre-order goodies yet. 
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Hmm, since when have Sony been doing that only on playstation thing?, I always wondered why they never did it considering MS has always done it. In the UK there has never been 'exclusive' headers...
I kinda preferred something less cluttered, more along the lines of this unofficial box art but little big planet is so crazy that anything will really work as the front cover... wonder what the EU one will be.
Robin
I kinda preferred something less cluttered, more along the lines of this unofficial box art but little big planet is so crazy that anything will really work as the front cover... wonder what the EU one will be.
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A friend went to GameStop and I am going to Best Buy. Then we will share codes, or however that will work, so we can each have both skins.
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I'm not sure. It is either that you can share, like you can downloaded games, by using Sony's backup system that allows you to replace DL games on up to five different systems (in case yours dies), or the code itself can be used five times.
They haven't been clear on that, but since this is a friend whom I trust we don't have problems sharing accounts. Plus, he has more money than me so he has more to lose than I do.
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Anyone willing to share their Naricko sackgirl code with me? I pre-ordered at GameStop so I'll be getting Kratos sackboy. I don't have the code yet, they said they'll give them out on launch day.
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This raises a question, I don't live in the US and was going on to the US for a weekend so I was planning on pre-ordering it solely for the purpose of getting the code.
I saw that you could get a card with such code but do they give it to you on launch day or when your pre-order it?
Because if it's on launch day I wouldn't be able to get my hands on one of them codes
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It varies from store to store. Some people I know were handed teh card when they pre-ordered and others I know were told they would receive it when they picked up their game. So, I suggest asking before you lay down your money.This raises a question, I don't live in the US and was going on to the US for a weekend so I was planning on pre-ordering it solely for the purpose of getting the code.
I saw that you could get a card with such code but do they give it to you on launch day or when your pre-order it?
Because if it's on launch day I wouldn't be able to get my hands on one of them codes
Wait, how did you plan to get your game if you can't be there on launch day?
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I was planning on buying it in Mexico they usually arrive 2 or 3 days later, the whole pre-ordering deal was just to get a code.
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well I'm not going to the US specially for the skin, the holiday was already planned so I figured as long as I'm around, besides sadly Mexico is a country well forgotten by Sony we don't even have a PSN, so it's pretty much the only way I could get it.
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I saw someone ranting about that on the PlayStation Blog. They had plenty of things to say to SCEA for acting like Mexico didn't even exist. But they did not say that there wasn't even a PSN.
You would think the least they could do is just let you piggy back the US stuff. You know, accept Mexican credit cards and have a Mexican account just log on to the US store.
Odd.
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Indeed, a lot of people use either the US or the Spain store, and only some people can purchase things using a credit card it's almost random to see if it let's you do it (I don't have a credit card but as soon as the pre-paid cards are available I'll purchase some in the US), I really don't think that it'd be so complicated to set up a store.
EDIT: Well I went to McAllen TX first I went to best buy and the guy told me that they still didn;t have any bonus yet apparently they'll arrive towars the end of the month, so sadly there will be no nariko sackgirl for me, at least I'll be getting the kratos sackboy which is pretty cool.
And yeah being so close to the US im pretty surprised to see how ignored we are when things could just be used from the US parts, anyway this is getting a little offtopic.
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OK had a chance to play with LBP last night.
While I will go into deal in a moment I want to start by saying this is without a doubt one of the best games I have EVER played. I looks stunning, has great sound, plays extremely well and the physics behind everything are just excellent.
All that is without even playing around with the 'create' side of things.
It starts off nice and gentle, introducing you to your Sackboy and getting him/her dressed up and getting the basics of movements in place (head, pelvis and arms can all be jiggled around - not for any reason - just because you can) and emotions. You can make Sackboy happy, sad, scared or angry; each with three 'levels' mapped to the d-pad. My pick has to be happy 3 - which is big open mouth with his tongue lolling out.
The story mode then introduces the first world location, with the demo covering four 'levels'. They are mainly tutorial in nature, but still give you a fun work out, with jumping, grabbing, jet-packing, being flung through the air, riding on wooden horses, etc, etc. It all MORE fun than it looks in the videos as well. Some of it is just fun (and adds nothing to completing the level) such as putting stickers on just about anything you want, that includes the ability to make stickers using an in-game camera or using the PSeye (and Eyetoy camera) to take pictures and turn them into stickers. On one level after a tutorial had finished I put a sticker right on the 'in-game' TV of me and my daughter.
A word must be given to these tutorial sections themselves, all are narrated by Steven Fry (who is on his usual excellent form), for anyone who doesn't know him, here he is hosting QI...
....they do the job excellently and never get in the way at all.
The community side of things is very, very solid. With the ability to see all of your friends and then browse levels they like, have made, etc. Grief reporting in integrated and the navigation is a joy, easy to use and very intuitive.
All of this without even looking at the level creation side of things, but from playing some that other people have created it looks very, very good. With levels the equal of those 'in-game' more than possible.
It is at its heart a platform game, but one that combines that genre with a true 'sand-box' approach.
So what mark would I give it out of 10, well keep in mind that I don't normally like platform games, but this is just mind-blowing and fussy bugger that I am its still more than worth a 10.
10/10
Regards
Scaff
While I will go into deal in a moment I want to start by saying this is without a doubt one of the best games I have EVER played. I looks stunning, has great sound, plays extremely well and the physics behind everything are just excellent.
All that is without even playing around with the 'create' side of things.
It starts off nice and gentle, introducing you to your Sackboy and getting him/her dressed up and getting the basics of movements in place (head, pelvis and arms can all be jiggled around - not for any reason - just because you can) and emotions. You can make Sackboy happy, sad, scared or angry; each with three 'levels' mapped to the d-pad. My pick has to be happy 3 - which is big open mouth with his tongue lolling out.
The story mode then introduces the first world location, with the demo covering four 'levels'. They are mainly tutorial in nature, but still give you a fun work out, with jumping, grabbing, jet-packing, being flung through the air, riding on wooden horses, etc, etc. It all MORE fun than it looks in the videos as well. Some of it is just fun (and adds nothing to completing the level) such as putting stickers on just about anything you want, that includes the ability to make stickers using an in-game camera or using the PSeye (and Eyetoy camera) to take pictures and turn them into stickers. On one level after a tutorial had finished I put a sticker right on the 'in-game' TV of me and my daughter.
A word must be given to these tutorial sections themselves, all are narrated by Steven Fry (who is on his usual excellent form), for anyone who doesn't know him, here he is hosting QI...
....they do the job excellently and never get in the way at all.
The community side of things is very, very solid. With the ability to see all of your friends and then browse levels they like, have made, etc. Grief reporting in integrated and the navigation is a joy, easy to use and very intuitive.
All of this without even looking at the level creation side of things, but from playing some that other people have created it looks very, very good. With levels the equal of those 'in-game' more than possible.
It is at its heart a platform game, but one that combines that genre with a true 'sand-box' approach.
So what mark would I give it out of 10, well keep in mind that I don't normally like platform games, but this is just mind-blowing and fussy bugger that I am its still more than worth a 10.
10/10
Regards
Scaff
