For those of you who have been using your creative minds to create the most craziest, awesome, or just plain random levels for Little Big Planet, then good news! In an interview with Alex Evans (co-developer for Little Big Planet), on GamesIndustry.biz , Evans tells that when the time comes to start working on the sequel, he wants to provide players something new that no other developer has provided in a sequel and that is backwards compatibility.
"If you look at online distribution for LBP, when the sequel comes along, what do we do with all that content?" "I think we can give consumers lots of stuff that you couldn't in a traditional game. We can give them backwards compatibility with those levels, and then when you decide on how you're going to sell that to them... all I'm saying is that we've got loads of options open to us..."
Evans has also revealed that they might expand into the editor tools for the customizable levels meaning instead of just creating levels, players will also create their own objects.
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ICU2NIT said: Good to see all that Money spent on costumes can be re-used. I don't know why the cant use this kind of follow on system in other games