Gametrailers....

Gametrailers has posted a review of LittleBigPlanet. I have been disappointed in GameTrailers for some time. They have posted Xbox footage as PS3 footage in comparison videos on more than one occasion in an 'accidental' attempt to make the PS3's graphics look worse. This review is no exception.

They mess up the acronym for the game over and over again and they don't even bother to find out who the narrator is for the game. LittleBigPlanet is potentially GOTY (Game of the Year), and the best GameTrailers could do is a boring review with very limited details on the game.

The entire review sounded negative and the review ends with a score of 9.4! Sorry, but a 9.4 is hardly something to be negative about. They should be saying stuff along the lines of "It's hard to find something I don't like about this game" but instead they pick it to pieces from start to finish.

Take the time to READ SOME DECENT REVIEWS and pick up this game with your new PS3 this Christmas.

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