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LittleBigPlanet to feature Youtube support

October 15, 2008 in News comments 11

The ability to upload videos directly from your PS3 to Youtube has been around for a month or two now. But its going to go into overdrive with the adding of the software to LittleBigPlanet. Coupled with the creativeness and endless possibilities of the game, chances are we're going to see some very entertaining videos. Also come November, LittleBigPlanet will have its own Youtube channel, and have some sort of promotion tied in with it.

In the future, PlayStation's YouTube channel will feature a user-generated content section within the channel, as publishers and developers take advantage of the PlayStation 3's advanced application programming interface (API) to allow users to create fashion game videos. SCEA will also launch game-specific enhanced YouTube channels, starting off with the highly anticipated game LittleBigPlanet™. SCEA will also launch enhanced game-specific YouTube channels, starting off with the highly-anticipated game LittleBigPlanet ™. LittleBigPlanet, which launches on October 21 will also have its own YouTube channel coming out in November and will feature cross-promotion with the LittleBigPlanet.com community. LittleBigPlanet, which launches on October 21 will also have its own YouTube channel coming out in November and will feature cross-promotion with the LittleBigPlanet.com community.
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    Zerpent Oct 15, 08
    This is a smart move. Not only will we be able to see tons of entertaining clips, but it also serves as free advertising for Sony. A smart move indeed.
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    HisServant77 Oct 15, 08
    Well, like I mentioned on the Playstation forums about this. Media Molecule already has said they are planning on adding Gameplay Recording, but not having it on launch. They listed it as one of the things they would add to the game post launch, based on what the fans want. In that list, was Water, Gameplay Recording, Gravity Manipulation, and some other things I've long forgotten.

    It will be there . . . but perhaps as late as a year after release.
    EDIT: Yes the mention of November hints that it'll come November, but . . . nothing is absolutely solid yet until MM mentions it.
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    Zaek Oct 15, 08
    MM for a small company is incredibly intelligent. First by creating a game that allows to you to practically create a game with a cute mascot. Then allowing you to share you creations worldwide and all the features and exclusive costumes they add. I really am impressed by MM.
    • 0
      Red 9* Oct 15, 08
      It's too bad other developers can't have priorities like MM (lookin' at you, EA).
      • 0
        Final Blade Oct 15, 08
        Clearly diversity isn't allowed by you.

        • 0
          Capn Droid Oct 15, 08
          Clearly, eating up other companies like you're *bleep*ing WalMart isn't allowed by him.
        • 0
          Final Blade Oct 15, 08
          Clearly helping smaller companies that is in financial trouble like Take-Two, isn't allowed by you.
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          HisServant77 Oct 16, 08
          Clearly . . . I like Devs such as Media Molecule that are so community-oriented

          Sorry, I just wanted to get in on the "Clearly" Conversation
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          Red 9* Oct 16, 08
          My point is that MM actually cares about their games and the fans, not just sales numbers.

          Diversity has nothing to do with it, FB.
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    Final Blade Oct 16, 08
    It does, they have different methods. Not to mention that More money = more games which also = better gaming fun for fans. I have played many EA games in my time, and not all of them are bad. NHL games are awesome, just like some other games that EA has published.
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      Red 9* Oct 16, 08
      MM didn't need a shitload of money to make LBP great. They had good production values and proper consideration of the fanbase. So money doesn't necessarily = quality.

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