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  Mnmfan | September 27, 2007
  I completely agree. LBP is a game to look out for. It's going to do better then a lot of people think.
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  Big Willie | September 28, 2007
  Not that don't think this will be a great game, but I wouldn't push it on selling a ton of systems because of the family aspect of it. Wii has the family market on lock and it doesn't look to be loosening up anytime soon. I just don't see too many mothers and/or fathers buying such an expensive piece of hardware as compared to one that's much cheaper and gets the kids moving around.
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    Sonic Flash | September 28, 2007
    I agree. Though it looks like a pretty cool thing to have, stunning graphics engines aren't really needed for the family interactivity thing to go on. Having said that, you have the PS3 and Wii vying for the family market at opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of expensive technological advancements. The thing is, though, that the Wii is purposely cheap and aims exclusively at it.
    
    I'd never heard of any Sony plans to make it a family console before, whereby Reggie has been going on about Wii's family plans ad nauseum for years.
    
    Having said all this though, it seems a shame, as LBP does look very cool. I do not think it will be a family friendly enough gimmick to cause families to overlook the price investment though. Maybe if they halved the price and advertised it more as a BluRay player. As well, the PS3 has few commercialized "killer apps" that are family-friendly.
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      Seeker X | September 28, 2007
      Yeah, not to mention the user-creation features might be a bit too over complicated for the rest of the family as well.
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  W00tbeer1 | October 07, 2007
  11 million sales is a lot in my opinion. Maybe they should aim for a little bit lower sales. We'll see what happens if they get their expected ammount of sales, but I don't think they will accomplish it.