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Source: Games On Net (http://games.on.net/article/4368/LittleBigPlanet_Play.Create.Share_Exhibition_-_A_Reminder) By Steven Perdikis - Tue Oct 28, 2008 12:27pm Not too long ago, Brenna brought us the news that Sony have organised a LittleBigPlanet exhibition - dubbed Play.Create.Share - which will feature the work of eight creative individuals within the LittleBigPlanet level editor. The exhibition will be held at the MTV Gallery in Sydney from Friday the 31st of October until the Sunday the 2nd of November. In addition, the exhibition will give gamers the first opportunity to play LittleBigPlanet, following the recent release delay, which will see the game released to Australian gamers on the 7th of November. The attempt to merge games and interactive art is not dissimilar to the Experimenta Playground, which we recently took a look at. The Play.Create.Share Exhibition will feature the work of eight creative individuals, as outlined in our previous coverage. These include: - Giancarlo Mori (Animal Logic) - Andrew G (TV personality) - Pia Miranda (actress) - Mike Hammond (TV personality) - Rebecca George (design student) - DJ Kid Kenobi - Briony Wright (Vice Magazine) - Guy Verge Wallace (Trop Jr 2008) If you're in Sydney and keen to have a look - the gallery is located at 4-16 Yurong Street, East Sydney, and will be open from 11AM-4PM on Friday the 31st of October, Saturday the 1st of November, and Sunday the 2nd of November. Not only will this be an opportunity to play LittleBigPlanet for the first time, but also an insight into the line between what can be considered a video game, and what can be considered art. If you're not one for going outdoors (or can't make it to Sydney for the exhibition), then you'll be able to experience LittleBigPlanet on the 7th of November, when it launches in Australia. Update: We've acquired photographs of DJ Kid Kenobi and Pia Miranda, along with their LittleBigPlanet creations. They can be found in the screenshots page for the game. Cheers QuozL

2008-10-28 16:20:00 Author: QuozL Posts: 921

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Awesome! I'm in Sydney! =D I might as well go

2008-10-28 22:03:00 Author: Stix489 Posts: 2080

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ohhhh Sydney Why not come to Melbourne!

2008-10-29 06:48:00 Author: Tomo009 Posts: 274

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Do I really need to answer that j/k Cheers QuozL

2008-10-29 07:07:00 Author: QuozL Posts: 921

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Do I really need to answer that j/k Cheers QuozL Yes......... well i hope New Zealand gets something well if they do it will be in Auckland and im not driving up there aww man stix take photos and tell me how it was!

2008-10-29 07:28:00 Author: Thee-Flash Posts: 3154

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ohhhh Sydney Why not come to Melbourne! everything should be in melbourne

2008-10-29 08:27:00 Author: muttjones Posts: 843

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everything should be in melbourne You speak truth

2008-10-29 08:35:00 Author: Tomo009 Posts: 274

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as the only kiwi member i feel left out lol =(

2008-10-29 08:48:00 Author: Thee-Flash Posts: 3154

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NO! Adelaide is where all the action happens in Australia, come to Adelaide we have.......um......defence contracts and....um......car manufac....oh wait that's all been shut down........

2008-11-02 01:34:00 Author: Robinhood Posts: 79

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as the only kiwi member i feel left out lol =( It's OK. We'll comfort you...

2008-11-02 01:38:00 Author: TheArmedReaper Posts: 1543

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NO! Adelaide is where all the action happens in Australia, come to Adelaide we have.......um......defence contracts and....um......car manufac....oh wait that's all been shut down........ Wit! Sydney makes sense, highest population. I live not far from Sydney, but I have uni exams next week, so I probably wont go.

2008-11-02 01:53:00 Author: Dropbear Posts: 272

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Wit! Sydney makes sense, highest population. I live not far from Sydney, but I have uni exams next week, so I probably wont go. But Melbourne has better places to eat. We could distract everyone with food while we make off with all the copies of LBP.

2008-11-02 11:58:00 Author: Yumpy Posts: 53

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