While I was away for the summer, Beasty picked up a copy of Little Big Planet 2. If you don't have the slightest idea what I'm talking about, you may go
this way and educate yourself. Now, I wasn't all that familiar with the game and while I thought it was cute enough it didn't really excite me in concept. I also have never played the first Little Big Planet, so I didn't have franchise attachment. After seeing Beasty play a level, it looked cute enough to make me want to give it a try when I had the time.
A day or so later the wee-est of the demons, my little Empress-in-Training, decided to pick up the controller and give the game a try. She likes video games well enough, but frequently gets frustrated, so I was impressed and proud of her when she made it past the final boss of the first world with a little help from Beasty and continued on to the second. I was sitting at the computer at the time, not really paying attention to what was on the TV, when my interest was hooked by the
soundtrack. Looking up, I very nearly squee'd with delight. The guardian of the second world is Victoria Von Bathysphere, and hers is a decadently Victorian land of cakes and trifles and jams and tea, spread heavily with a layer of Steampunk.
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Zip-lining past obstacles with a cupcake anchor over rivers of jam. |
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I would like my own private pastry-themed train. |
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I imagine these stacked cakes to be light and crumbly. |
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Oh no! A lake of molten jam! It's death by deliciousness! |
Many thanks to the lovely PS3 users who posted their screen shots on the internet for me to exploit. It is now my driving desire to throw a tea party based on the levels of this game.
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