The world is also manipulatable you can place stickers on any physical object, and placing them on special switch triggers allows you to open up new areas and collect more stickers and Sackboy accessories. You can completely redesign Sackboy with new clothes and accessories-and even the material he's made from.
It's not just the designers who have been afforded this creativity, either your enjoyment of the game hinges on your interest in customising every aspect of the world. Thankfully, the game constantly throws new ideas and situations at you, so you never really know what you're going to be doing next. There is a story in each of the seven worlds, with recurring themes and characters, but they exist only to serve the outlandish ideas. One moment you might be chased by an angry dragon, and the next you'll be racing a magic carpet or flying a hot-air balloon. Little Big Planet's twist is its handmade aesthetic-not only in terms of the charming visuals, but also in the "anything goes" level design. As Sackboy, you have to leap across gaps, avoid deadly traps, and jump on the heads of enemies-familiar mechanics for anyone who has ever played a platformer. Little Big Planet is a side-scrolling platformer where you run, jump, and grab hold of objects in order to progress.
You can't manipulate Sackboy as much as you could on the PS3, but he's still as adorable as ever. Given the limitations of the PSP hardware though, the game does a good job of translating most of the key features of the original and should please fans of the series and newcomers alike. Some of the key tenets of the PS3 game have been removed, including multiplayer, the ability to manipulate Sackboy's arms and hips, and some of the more advanced sharing features. Sony's Cambridge Studio has managed to re-create the gameplay of the Media Molecule-developed original, while crafting its own great Story mode and making some gameplay tweaks as well. The original Little Big Planet on the PlayStation 3 boasted so many novel ideas that even though this new PSP game has made some concessions, it's still a great game.
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