We were pretty certain the fully functional calculator was the most complex LittleBigPlanet mod around. Surely nobody could top that for sheer intricacy, could they?
Oh Internet, you spoil us. PSN user ‘Cristel’ has gone and implemented a basic Tic Tac Toe engine, armed only with the LBP level creator, a lot of free time and a catering sized carton of WIN.
Unless we are very much mistaken that counts as actual artificial intelligence - albeit of a simple variety. Hell, in a global thermonuclear war situation this mod could save the world, which translates as some serious modding chops.
[Thanks to Laurens Simonis for the tip]
Sony and Media Molecule continue to deliver free holiday fun for LittleBigPlanet with this week’s release of half of a Santa Claus outfit, with the rest of the costume due out next week. 
The best thing about LittleBigPlanet is, without a doubt, Stephen Fry. But Stephen Fry, sadly, has nothing to do with this post, so we move onto the second best thing about LittleBigPlanet: it’s music.
On the Sci Fi channel’s gaming blog Fidgit, actor and game journalist Tom Chick delivers a list of 2008’s most overrated games that is guaranteed to piss off just about everyone imaginable. 
Media Molecule’s LittleBigPlanet could be the source of the first major commercial cross-over between knitting and gaming as the UK’s Simply Knitting magazine features a professionally created sackboy pattern. 
You’ve seen enough “game within a game” things for LittleBigPlanet to make you ill. Gradius, Tetris, whatever, it’s been done. But you haven’t seen Lumines, especially one that comes from Q Entertainment.
If Facebook and LittleBigPlanet got drunk and had an illegitimate offspring it might be Sackbook, a fan-created community website dedicated to connecting sack people with sack places for sack fun. 
For the launch of LittleBigPlanet, there were a number of design-a-sackboy competitions. We’ve already seen some winners,