Frank
Toastmaster
jakeoff
cubansamurai
ALeks_M
B Miggs, E3, Headlines, ps3, psp
Following Sony’s innovative use of Little Big Planet’s engine to show off their console sales data, the company has leaked a screen shot of another one of the game’s abilities: recycling unsold PSP software. This stage was created entirely out of sales flops and dusty old UMD movies, a format that was widely deemed worthless. Sony sees rampant piracy as the main cause of the landfills full of games, but several analysts agree that it’s mostly because the games suck. There are thousands of different combinations that gamers can create out of the failed medium, including a stage that looks like a giant Nintendo DS to remind them which handheld is better. Little Big Planet will be available this fall. Try to actually, you know, buy it.
2 comments 
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07.20.2008 ,
at 1:53 am
ROFL, G4 claimed copyrights on the video of the LBP-Sales data. What has the gaming industry come to?
Somebody has COPYRIGHTED footage of a press conference at E3 of all places? G4 is teh suck.
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10.28.2008 ,
at 2:33 am
DS isnt even better, none of these handhelds are awesome, in my opinion psp is better especially when i play with my import copy of Gundam Battle Chronicles
