Features:

  • The creative Platforming fun of the LittleBigPlanet franchise comes to the PlayStation Vita handheld gaming system
  • Introducing new ways to play, including front and rear touch control, tilt functonality and much more
  • Multiplayer fun with pass 'n' play, multi-touch, and online play modes
  • Access thousands of games online, created by fans (like you) and enjoy new gaming experiences everyday
  • Create with new touch tools and all the familiar pop-it' tools and costumes from LBP2 (PS3) to develop simple or complex games for everyone to enjoy
I played the three console LBPs and I loved them, but I certainly was not expecting this ...

Lovely game! I played the three console LBPs and I loved them, but I certainly was not expecting this game to be as good as those titles. This is a very deep game and the LBP magic is definitely there. The levels are all varied and they are all a blast to play through. Buy this now!

Amazing~ A Must Have!

This game was the sole reason I even bought a Vita and I regret nothing! I loved these games from the PS3 and it's even better on the Vita, the game play, story, customization. everything is amazing and so much fun~ Hours of entertainment. And achievements to shoot for. Love this game so very much.

a platform gamer's delight!

I love this game (obvious) the graphics are great and the online play is fun, funny and and exciting ,its worth a play over. It has fun minigames that you need to unlock ( first one is a whack a mole XD .) The story mode is short ( 10 to 15 hours gameplay) but it is challenging in a non frustrating manner. Sackboy ( the main character) is customizable and you can even change his mood (facial expression) all to different degrees. Ever since super Mario I have been a a lover of platform games and this one is fantastic! If you want a light emmersive game that wouldn't have you punching the walls then this is for you!

The Definitive LittleBigPlanet Game

This past week I've taken a critical look at LittleBigPlanet Vita; I have played through the Story Mode as well as spent a chunk of time in Create Mode. First I'll start with the new Story Mode. While it may seem a bit shorter than previous games, it is packed full of exciting gameplay, a great story, whimsical characters that will not leave you disappointed. Some may be worried that the Vita's touch capabilities will leave us with a gimmicky game, and while they did implement both front and rear touch throughout the levels to showcase the new capabilities, I never felt as if I was being beat over the head with it. In addition to the normal levels and challenge levels we've become familiar with in past games, you also gain access to an Arcade section with full fledged mini-games. Each of these minigames have a handful of levels that you progress through with some very fun gameplay (my favorite is Tapling). I would go deeper into the awesomeness that is the story of LBPV, but I don't want to spoil anything for you guys. Next up is Create Mode. If you've already spent time in the LBP2 create mode, you'll be able to jump right in and get creating. However, I'd suggest spending sometime looking through all the Tweak and settings menus of the familiar tools, you may find exciting new additions to them (such as the wonderful new abilities that come with the Note). In addition to all these new tweaks, we've been given all new tools to work with. I'm sure everyone has heard about the Memorizer by now, and I believe it's going to allow creators to make bigger and better levels that were previously not feasible. For those who are looking to squeeze every last bit of thermo into their levels, you will love the dephysicalizer which allows you to remove the Physical properties of parts in your level which will reduce the thermo used. Now I want to address those who are worried about taking the plunge into a handheld system. I'm pretty picky when it comes to handhelds and the Vita is the best handheld I've owned since the Sega GameGear; it's weight, size, and button placement give a very natural feeling while playing it. This comfortable feel combined with LBP captivating (and addictive) gameplay, you tend to forget you are playing on a handheld system. It no longer feels like handheld gaming, it just feels like gaming. And call me fanatical, but I believe LBPV is well worth the price of the Vita.

Such a cute and fun little game!

I'm 45, and probably too "big" to be playing these games. But I don't give a crap, they're fun! I love this game so far...makes you problem solve a little bit, but is very fun at the same time making "Sackboy" jump, swing, swim, etc to get to the next level. There are costumes and stickers you can earn as well which allows for creative input.

One of the best PSVITA game out there. You won't find better price than this.

I have been waiting to buy this game for a long time. I'm a shopaholic and only like to buy sales. Since Little Big Planet came out at $49.99 the lowest you can find it at retails stores (New) this days is $39.99 and that what is was keeping me away for one of my favorite games on the Playstation system. (I have all the other games for PS3) When I saw this at $19.99 here I knew it was the time. I love this version of LBP for vita, is fun and more interactive than the other ones. The game is a most have and you can't beat the price.

Another LBP win

I own all the LBP games, and most of the DLC and add-ons you can get; I've loved them from the start. The Vita version is no exception, I just finished story-mode the other day. The story line is simple but fun, it won't take you very long to get through. But that's not really what LBP is about...it's play, create, and share! Exploring the online levels is just as satisfying of an experience as with the previous games, proving the creativity of the world around me at every turn. I wish more games followed the standard set by LBP. In addition to encouraging creativity and community, explicit material is not allowed anywhere in the game. It's the kinda stuff that not only keeps me wildly entertained for hours on end, but gives me a sense of pride.

Go buy a vita!

To make this short and sweet, little big planet vita and super mario land for the 3ds are the two best games I've played in the past 6 years. I would actually have to say that little big planet vita is better than super mario land, because it's much more diverse when considering the downloadable levels and level designer with all the mini games included. People are complaining about the length of the game, but I think it's the same length as super mario land. I will probably play through it around 4 more times as I did the same with mario land. The only problem I've seen so far is that I preordered it and I can't redeem my free bioshock mini pack. In closing, trust me when I say that this game is worth buying a vita for. Also, think about how cool it is to be able to go from playing lbp to a console like game and even the great ps1 titles like resident evil 1,2,3. I love the vita and I will never let it go. I just hope that more people decide to buy it in the future so we can have more support and possibly even another handheld from sony.

10 year old son loves this game

My son loves this game. He says it is one of the best games for the Vita. He likes it even more than the Lego games. He loes that you can design your own areas and even incorporate pictures that you take with the Vita into the designs. It has kept his attention for months and he greatly enjoys playing it. This is one of the longest lasting games for sustained playability that he has ever had. He says that it is just about as much fun as playing Minecraft. I would suggest this game for any kid who likes video games.

Very enjoyable platformer

I really enjoyed Little Big Planet 2 on PS3 so being able to play LBP on a portable device was a must-buy for me. I'm really glad that I did. I think you get all of the same features as you do in the console version games. Plus some fun mini-games, some that use the touch and accelerometer functions of the PS VIta which fit nicely into the game (those features are used within the main gameplay also). The game is not difficult, but is certainly challenging to get all of the goodies. The creation features are fun and I'm excited to explore my creativity with them (looks a little toned down from the console version, but I haven't messed around too much with either). A definite buy for "hardcore" and "casual" gamers alike. I haven't messed around with multiplayer aspects yet.

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