The Video Game Critic

...In the form of "LittleBigPlanet".

I don't know if any of you guys have seen the recent trailer released at this years GDC, but I must say...this game is simply amazing. The graphics are beautiful and the game-play physics are tender. The soundtrack is incredible; the overall feel of this game is just so charming.

As soon as this game is available I will be purchasing a PS3.

you evidently haven't even played the game yet.

BTW, is "tender" the latest synonym for "cool"?

Well, he saw a trailer - that's good enough for me! 

I like how his subject says the game "has arrived", but in the message it indicates the game is not available yet.  Is this guy for real?  Very odd.

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you evidently haven't even played the game yet.

BTW, is "tender" the latest synonym for "cool"?

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Latest? Perhaps not. Have you ever seen the cartoon "Recess"?

No, I have not yet had the pleasure to play the game, as it is not yet available to the masses as indicated in my initial post. So evident in fact that you most thoughtfully  took the time to re-post, that which was most evident. Thanks, I wouldn't want my post to cause any confusion whatsoever to the intelligent individuals on these here fine forums.

[QUOTE=The Video Game Critic]Well, he saw a trailer - that's good enough for me! 

I like how his subject says the game "has arrived", but in the message it indicates the game is not available yet.  Is this guy for real?  Very odd.
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Is it really good enough for you Critic? Hmm...I doubt it. Its evident, to myself at least, that you are being sarcastic.

Your attempt to be cool, and apply witty logic failed. You see "arrived" is not a ubiquitous word in meaning as its application can be put into various points of reference. For example; The game arrived at my home, the game arrived at the video game store, or the game trailer arrived on my computer screen. The games' (trailer, demo, disk) arrival is not omnipresent. In this particular instance my use of the word meant to come to be near. Because the game arrived on the net in the form of a trailer does not mean that it also arrived at the store shelves and so forth.

Your right, as I'm re-reading my post I'm blown away. What could I possibly have been thinking? It's crazy! Very odd! No...insanely odd.

Lol, really though, I may have been faking it. It is a game I want to try out, and I think visually its one of the best yet to come out from the PS3 camp, along with Motor Storm.

Looks like an interesting game, no doubt, but it is by no means a KILLER APP. This game doesn't make me look away from Gears and Zelda and at the PS3. It makes me glance over, shrug my shoulders, and go back to play Gears.

My biggest problem with it is that there is NO danger in the game. It is literally only running and jumping. Even the very first Mario game had this danger in the form of Goombas, Koopas, lava, pits, etc.

This game does look very nice from a visual standpoint though.

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Your attempt to be cool, and apply witty logic failed.
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So did yours.

[QUOTE=RRJ][QUOTE=The Video Game Critic]Well, he saw a trailer - that's good enough for me! 

I like how his subject says the game "has arrived", but in the message it indicates the game is not available yet.  Is this guy for real?  Very odd.
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Is it really good enough for you Critic? Hmm...I doubt it. Its evident, to myself at least, that you are being sarcastic.

Your attempt to be cool, and apply witty logic failed. [ . . . ]


[/QUOTE] I dunno.  I thought it was pretty cool.

[QUOTE=RRJ][QUOTE=The Video Game Critic]Well, he saw a trailer - that's good enough for me! 

I like how his subject says the game "has arrived", but in the message it indicates the game is not available yet.  Is this guy for real?  Very odd.
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Is it really good enough for you Critic? Hmm...I doubt it. Its evident, to myself at least, that you are being sarcastic.

Your attempt to be cool, and apply witty logic failed. You see "arrived" is not a ubiquitous word in meaning as its application can be put into various points of reference. For example; The game arrived at my home, the game arrived at the video game store, or the game trailer arrived on my computer screen. The games' (trailer, demo, disk) arrival is not omnipresent. In this particular instance my use of the word meant to come to be near. Because the game arrived on the net in the form of a trailer does not mean that it also arrived at the store shelves and so forth.

Your right, as I'm re-reading my post I'm blown away. What could I possibly have been thinking? It's crazy! Very odd! No...insanely odd.

Lol, really though, I may have been faking it. It is a game I want to try out, and I think visually its one of the best yet to come out from the PS3 camp, along with Motor Storm.

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I think it's obvious that he was poking fun at your claim that a "killer app" has arrived, when all you saw was a trailer.  On these boards we discuss this quite a bit and I think we are all pretty set on playing a game before we claim it is a "killer app" ( so tired of that phrase) considering that a game can have great graphics but be a total dog in the gameplay and fun department.  Plus the fact that you appear to be new here probably made a few people wonder if you weren't just some employee of the game's design company going around to forums spreading the "good" word.  Don't think it doesn't happen. 

I bet it does.

I was just being sarcastic, acting a smart ass. Don't mind me.