Which of these games is your favorite?

Did you even read the OP? It's the title that needs to be more pacific.

Indeed

((Chaos, refrain from using the "A" word in sigs))

Again, GA FTW!!!!!

I spent a while playing LBP 2, and I've got a pretty awesome level going so far. I loaded my brain up with a bunch of tutorials, so I decided to make an ice level. I *ahem* "persuaded" my brother to find a roundabout way of getting me the ice background, since I didn't have it before from LBP 1. So I made a super cool entrance that's shaped like a giant mouth and I made a sheet of ice (actually glass) with some jump pads at the beginning to launch the player at the beginning of the level.

So basically, the story of the level will be very simple: you start out talking to a soldier at a little outpost at the beginning of the level. He tells you to go to the main outpost for some reason I haven't yet determined, and he also gives you a creatinator that shoots fire. That will be the weapon used to beat enemies and solve puzzles throughout the level. Once you get to the base, you win. Since it's my first level, I didn't really want it to be too complicated.

One thing I'd like to say in the favor of LBP: The physics are very realistic. Objects actually have different masses depending on what material they are made of, so they react differently when being moved by the player and with each other. Also, one of the things that made me skeptical about getting the first LBP was the lack of realistic NPCs. You had to make NPCs out of objects yourself, and they didn't have AI or anything. But now, in LBP 2, we have a new thing: SACKBOTS. They're like little sack people that you can customize and edit, just like the NPCs in GA.

That's all I have to say for now. If you don't yet own any of the LBP games, I suggest you get one. It's pretty amazing.

I'm starting on one, once I find that moving water material. maybe a steampunk one, where you run around on the inside and outside of a massive airship. (what's your id gelo, I want to add you now?)

I don't have one ATM. I'll get around to it eventually, though.

adding powers activate I've got a really short intro movie up now for that adventure btw

I've now had extensive exposure to all three of the games in the poll, so here's a pro/con list I have compiled:
___________________________________________________________________________

Spore GA

PROS:
Best 3D design
Very realistic NPCs
Rewards anyone who plays your adventures
Best medium for making stories

CONS:
Super glitchy
Sub-par graphics
Unrealistic physics
Limited to 8 acts

LittleBigPlanet (2)

PROS:
INCREDIBLE graphics
Best versatility
Realistic NPCs
Unlimited, as long as it fits within complexity limit

CONS:
For the most part, it's 2D
Fixed player with limited customization
Hard to make dialogue
Hard to learn (way too many tutorials)

Minecraft

PROS:
Nearly unlimited building capabilities
Easy to make interiors
Multiplayer
Nearly everything can be customized

CONS:
No story-making capability
Bad graphics
Too many video game elements (HP, enemies, ect.)
Resources must be manually produced
___________________________________________________________________________

NOTE: Many of these are based on opinion, and therefore could be considered either a pro or a con. If you have any questions about what certain things mean, ask.

Like I said, Gamer, they are based on opinion. I consider the video game elements a negative feature of what would normally be a better creating game, so I made them a con.

I never saw minecraft as a creative game, more as a mess around and do whatever game

Minecraft FTW. But iam playing both, both are way to good. And do you know how many Spore players have migrated to mincraft?!?!

But an even better question:

How many play BOTH!

-----

I have no idea, but me is one of them!

Any LBP 2 fans should check this out:

SO MUCH WIN GELO. Clive's the best isn't he? all depressed and communist... or was he a capitalist? or an anarchist?

Am I the only one who likes lbp?

Gelatino95 wrote:

Any LBP 2 fans should check this out:

Clive Handforth, perhaps?
(or marvin the robot.)