LittleBigPlanet (PSP)

Charming design ; Level creator ; Downloading new levels ; Tweaked controls

No online co-op ; Still a bit floaty

LittleBigPlanet PSP is a fun distraction, but not worth the $29.99 price tag. I didn’t download any levels, but if they’re anything like those made for the PS3 version, it takes a lot of looking to find those diamonds in the rough – although those...

Gameplay is just as joyful as the PS3 version, visuals and sound are wonderfully done for the PSP, being able to upload and download new levels is a guilty pleasure, outstanding pre-made levels

Jumping between foreground and background is tricky, no online multiplayer

For the past year, PlayStation 3 owners have built strange and innovative worlds using their imaginations, guiding Sackboy through each adventure. Now PSP owners get their turn, as LittleBigPlanet is just as much fun on the go as it is on the PS3....

Imaginative level design ; Beautiful visuals and charming audio ; Local and online level sharing ; Gameplay tweaks alleviate frustration

No multiplayer ; Story mode is short ; Limited Sackboy manipulation ; Fiddly level editor tools

One feature that I particularly loved about LittleBigPlanet was the local or online, co-op gameplay for up to 4 players. Unfortunately, it's a feature that was left out of the PSP LBP entirely. The Story mode makes for a nice single player experience...

All-new levels; clever level design; more portable-friendly challenge; every bit as charming as original

Counterintuitive collision quirks; unreliable path auto-switching; level editor almost too powerful; long load times

Regardless of whether you're new to the franchise or a seasoned veteran, LittleBigPlanet is one of the best games on the Sony PSP. It sports incredible graphics, tons of free downloadable levels, a robust level creator and, of course, Stephen Fry. This...

Sony Cambridge Studios have been tasked with bringing the compelling charm of Media Molecule's award-winning PS3 hit, LittleBigPlanet, to the PSP. Have the studio realized the full Play.Create.Share. experience on the PSP? Read our full review to find...