Games We Love but Wish We Could Love Playing
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Azure Palace, a popular custom-made level on LittleBigPlanet, was recently removed with no explanation a few days ago.
Whether fans' complaints finally got to them, or they found nothing wrong with the level, the moderators have now restored it ... Unfortunately, without explanation as to why it was removed in the first place.
Here is the video of the level:
Azure Palace, which was moderated out of LittleBigPlanet's online play for reasons unnamed, is back up. Thanks to reader Michael B. for that tip. The takedown sparked much outrage among the LBP level-building community, as Azure Palace is one of the better-known levels and a favorite of many, and it was not at all obvious what the offending content was. Not sure if the negative publicity is what got the board back, but it's there. Perhaps moderators were reacting to grief flags without further inspection. That said, they still need to come up with a more transparent policy, because there's still a great deal of tension over the possibility of sudden and unexplained moderation. There's a petition for that still going on.
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See, i was thinking of buying a PS3 for LBP, But this moderation thing is starting to put me off
There are still some INCREDIBLE levels up there.
Im still gonna get a PS3 and LBP, just hoping people will still be playing it by sometime around February / March next year
Dont buy it just for Little Big Planet.
Red summed up the games quite well.
The only console im missing is the PSP.
But that second quote is just my opinion, in the console-war I just like 360 and Wii, cause their games are better, and by games I mean anticipated games like Brawl, GTAIV, Mario Kart Wii, Fable II, Animal Crossing City Folk, Soul Calibur IV. Its just bettah.
Sony should do more research on multimedia. They could accomplish soo much, and you can agree with that. If you cant youre not a sony fan at heart.
The 360 could accomplish more, as could the Wii. Anyone could. The fact is, they're all still doing great, regardless of what's possible.
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