@Phazevariance I don't care either. I said that to empathize the reason why it's not coming to 360.. Media Molecule is owned by SONY. Exclusives bad for gamers? Hmm I never heard that before. I agree that it sucks when you can't play a game just because it's on another platform but that's what makes the 3 consoles different, for better or worse. It's a lot of cash but I enjoy the variety we get across the 3 platforms. Just owning one sucks, though.
Media Molecule 'stepping away' from Little Big Planet - Report
[UPDATE] UK developer says it will "always be involved with [the franchise], at least a bit, and there's lots more fun yet to come!"
2009's original Little Big Planet and its 2011 sequel both scored a string of strong critical plaudits for being highly customizable, whimsical platforming games. Despite that success, however, franchise developer Media Molecule won't be making a new Little Big Planet game any time soon.
According to Media Molecule's studio director Siobhan Reddy (via Edge), the UK-based developer is "stepping away from Little Big Planet to focus on some new ideas." Unfortunately, further specifics as to what Media Molecule will be working on were not offered.
Media Molecule is staffing up for its new project, proclaiming on the jobs portal of its website that "new things [are] forming" at the developer. The studio's new job postings indicate that the game will be for portable devices or the PlayStation 3.
The next Little Big Planet game scheduled to arrive is for the PlayStation Vita, and it is currently in development at Double 11 and Tarsier Studios. For more on the portable title, check out GameSpot's most recent preview of Little Big Planet for the Vita.
[UPDATE] Media Molecule recently offered an update via Twitter.
"Loyal sackfolk," reads the note. "Please be reassured that we will always be involved with LBP, at least a bit, and there's lots more fun yet to come!"
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