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Game Profile
INFO BOX
PLATFORM:
PlayStation 3
PUBLISHER:
SCEA
DEVELOPER:
Media Molecule
GENRE: Platformer
RELEASE DATE:
January 18, 2011


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 Written by John Scalzo  on October 27, 2008

News: Media Molecule doesn't want to waste any time.



An article on the BBC News website talking about British game developers, specifically Media Molecule and Lionhead, has revealed that a sequel to the PlayStation 3's LittleBigPlanet is already in development:

Even before the game has hit the shops, the team are already at work on a sequel.


The Media Molecule-developed platformer and "game creation tool" should be available in stores today, but no more details were revealed about the sequel.

We'll have more (hopefully) soon.



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