Few gripes, yet still the best

This has been in reserve for 2 years, and people eargerly awaited it. And guess what? It deserved all the hype. This game is nothing I have ever seen before going where the Lego games have, letting adults play kiddie games. That is not to say this is a kiddie game. It feels like Mario, blended with physics from Gears, and artistic direction of comic books. It's an awesome platformer. It's addicting, and the multiplayer is the cherry on top. Not only that, but the Loads of levels from users makes the game playable for years to come. The physics can get annoying, but it always seems real. Everything has its own weight, and everything moves a different way. The artistic design of it is beautiful, the visuals are a pleasure to the eye and the audio sounds kiddie (It comes from the impossible test 2), it is actually very pleasing. The creating of levels, pods, characters, even other levels make Little big planet feel like a game developed by you more than Media Molecule. These are some gripes, like how the controls are hard for jumping and the 3D aspect, and the camera is a little off, but that should not stop you from buying this game. This game, not even a game, but a canvas for you to draw on, sits with games like Gears, Resistance and Fallout as the best games of the year. The only people who don't get this game are people who don't own a PS3, or who are afraid of its kiddiness. And should that stop you from buying this amazing game? Not at all.