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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZsTvt9BRgU Can't see it? Click here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZsTvt9BRgU)! New trailer showing off what you can do. You can Fly It... Swarm It... Stomp It... Throw It... and Pew Pew It! UPDATE: It seems all the stuff you see in this trailer was made by our wonderful Teebonesy! Give him a good pat on the back folks!

2010-12-22 23:40:00 Author: Testudini Posts: 3262

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Cool trailer, think any of those are story levels?

2010-12-22 23:50:00 Author: Coreyeatpie Posts: 40

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Looks really great! Finally a true Mm trailer (after the many Sony featurettes ones) And love this music by My cheap little dictaphone!

2010-12-22 23:50:00 Author: dajdaj03 Posts: 1486

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WANT!!!. Ugh, the wait is killing me.

2010-12-23 00:14:00 Author: Biv Posts: 734

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Ha! I love it, the featurettes were getting boring, but this video emphasizes what LittleBigPlanet really is! Did the rocket in the beginning remind anyone of Teebonesey's boat level?

2010-12-23 00:20:00 Author: warlord_evil Posts: 4193

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Did they use the 3-D glitch at 1:13 with the paper airplane? If you pause it, it looks like 4 levels...maybe.

2010-12-23 01:38:00 Author: Biv Posts: 734

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That's what I was thinking. I'm curious if MM made that level just for the trailer, because MM using the third layer glitch is very unlikely.

2010-12-23 01:40:00 Author: dragonember Posts: 607

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My favorite part of the LBP2 trailers/featurettes are always the music.

2010-12-23 01:41:00 Author: TheZimInvader Posts: 3149

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AHHH! I'm so happy I already pre-ordered the collector's edition :] so excited.

2010-12-23 01:51:00 Author: wolverine_2008 Posts: 304

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Best. Trailer. Ever. Ever. Yes. Ever.

2010-12-23 02:16:00 Author: AA_BATTERY Posts: 1117

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This really made it hit me how open and expanded this game is... it's style has even found itself an evolution. I hope regular gamers and journalists love LBP2 tender.

2010-12-23 02:28:00 Author: Unknown User

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The demo disappointed. This trailer didn't. Epic win, Mm [and Teebonesy]; I want this game now more than ever. This game will be so much fun to play! /Praise Obligatory: What are you waiting for (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06HYBdXJWBs)? /Ha Ha.

2010-12-23 04:52:00 Author: Stoicrow Posts: 276

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Did the rocket in the beginning remind anyone of Teebonesey's boat level? Quite a bit of that trailer reminded me of the Teeb...

2010-12-23 05:14:00 Author: mrsupercomputer Posts: 1335

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Quite a bit of that trailer reminded me of the Teeb... Funny how that works... Also, I love those this is an "Mm trailer."

2010-12-23 05:16:00 Author: comphermc Posts: 5338

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Reminds me of the song Technologic by Daft punk xD

2010-12-23 05:30:00 Author: Ghost Posts: 114

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That's what I was thinking. I'm curious if MM made that level just for the trailer, because MM using the third layer glitch is very unlikely. Unlikely? They used it for part of a moving background on one of the Marvel pack levels, Freeway Frenzy.

2010-12-23 05:47:00 Author: GreatWhite000 Posts: 673

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Yeah i don't think Mm really cares about that glitch seeing how all it does is give a level more detail, hell i thought they would make it possible to make your own background in lbp2.

2010-12-23 05:50:00 Author: Ghost Posts: 114

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Ah, here it is at last! Major kudos to ye few who thought of me when you saw this trailer - indeed your musings were right on the money. I created all the content in this trailer back in September-October, as well as a ton of cool stuff that didn't make the cut. I'm thinking I'll probably do a thread at some point here detailing the cool experience and do a proper Q-and-A, I don't want to hijack this thread and make it about me. Did they use the 3-D glitch at 1:13 with the paper airplane? If you pause it, it looks like 4 levels...maybe. Nope, no glitching there at all. It looks like there's extra depth because I'm using an extreme wide-angle camera, but that's that. There is a bit of layer-glitching in the chicken-shooter shot, and I have to mention Ppp_Killer here for helping me out by sending me some prototype work to help save time. To be honest, some of my absolute favorite shots didn't make the cut into this trailer! I'll talk about them more in a separate thread I suppose. Anyway, thanks for the kind words! And yeah, compher's right, Mm didn't actually produce this trailer at all. It was commissioned by Sony America, the ad agency was G-NET (they do all sorts of insanely awesome stuff - I also worked on the "hey man nice shot" bulletstorm trailer while I was there and put in my 99 cents on the story trailer that precedes the Dead Space 2 demo), the whole production was in California, though there was some contact with Mm, this wasn't their show ultimately, but SCEA's. Glad you guys are enjoying it!

2010-12-23 05:54:00 Author: Teebonesy Posts: 1937

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Why u no tell us sooner? Well, still AWESOME!

2010-12-23 06:12:00 Author: AA_BATTERY Posts: 1117

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I would have told all about it sooner, but I didn't want to hype it up for one, I was under an NDA for two, and in recent days I've been undergoing some heavy life changes and suddenly everything videogame-related has taken a backseat. Way in the back. Like, 37 rows back. So I've been pretty much MIA from the forums. That said, there's no reason not to spill the beans now!

2010-12-23 06:21:00 Author: Teebonesy Posts: 1937

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Well congrats. Nice to finally get to see it. Nice to see you too Teebs. Don't be such a stranger. okey dokey?

2010-12-23 06:30:00 Author: jwwphotos Posts: 11383

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Unlikely? They used it for part of a moving background on one of the Marvel pack levels, Freeway Frenzy. I disproved that enigma! :tophat: I'm not so sure, I don't think they used the layer glitch there. Anyhow, I took pictures to make sure. Here's how far the bell decoration from the POTC pack, at full size, stretches from the background to the front of the truck: http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn65/warlord_evil/APhoto_1-1.jpg I went into a blank level, and I then placed another bell decoration at full size on a thin layer in the back layer. I had a thick block placed at the foremost front layer that would be considered to be in the same layer as the truck: http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn65/warlord_evil/APhoto_2-1.jpg The bell appears to be cut-off at the same area, this suggests that no glitch layers were used. I'm not against the layer glitch, but I don't see it in this level.

2010-12-23 07:04:00 Author: warlord_evil Posts: 4193

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Great Teeb!!! That's a great trailer and many here knows how much I complained about the Featurette ones, since they hadn't taste and pace. That's great that someone that dreamed, breathed, ate and puked LBP like you was allowed to make this cool stuff!

2010-12-23 09:31:00 Author: OmegaSlayer Posts: 5112

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Oh congrats Teebonesy, that's so cool! Yes make a thread about it, I'd like to know how you've been involved in this Also, I love those this is an "Mm trailer." hum yeah, it was just a bad "shortcut" way to say that it has the LBP/Mm charm and art direction that the featurette trailers lacked of...

2010-12-23 09:56:00 Author: dajdaj03 Posts: 1486

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My post won't sound original, but who cares... ? This trailer is fantastic, probably the best one so far! So many possibilities and ways to play and create... This game is very heartwarming, little did I know it would affect me so much when I bought it in 2008. I'm also glad to see how many brand new costumes have been made, they look much more studied than the first game's outfits. It's like... the details of the last DLC's but with Mm's creativity.

2010-12-23 10:13:00 Author: Oddmania Posts: 1305

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That was fun to watch. Question Teebonesy. At 1.00 in the video. Was the black and white effect a special editing effect or is that a unrevealed secret filter in the full game?

2010-12-23 11:17:00 Author: PPp_Killer Posts: 449

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Been looking forward to this for a long time now, very well done Teeb! Definitely better than any of the featurette videos. This was jam-packed full of good stuff.

2010-12-23 13:14:00 Author: Leather-Monkey Posts: 2266

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Heh, this was awesome Teebonesy, I now want LBP2 more than ever before xD

2010-12-23 16:08:00 Author: Fish94 Posts: 554

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Updated the OP, mentioning Teebonesy .

2010-12-23 16:15:00 Author: Testudini Posts: 3262

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That was fun to watch. Question Teebonesy. At 1.00 in the video. Was the black and white effect a special editing effect or is that a unrevealed secret filter in the full game? I realize that the question is not for me and I'd hate to invade, but the "filter" is one of the many special effects materials, some make line art, some pixelation, when placed in front of objects.

2010-12-23 16:22:00 Author: warlord_evil Posts: 4193

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That was fun to watch. Question Teebonesy. At 1.00 in the video. Was the black and white effect a special editing effect or is that a unrevealed secret filter in the full game? It might be xray material i seen one from some convention video don't remember which one, also i seen creators playing with it on Nederland (room 202?) creator party video This effect is called edge-detection btw, marking edges of objects You also might not notice but liftoff currently got pixalization glass on brige of the ship

2010-12-23 16:22:00 Author: Shadowriver Posts: 3991

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Good job, Teebonesy. So far, that's the best trailer.

2010-12-23 16:26:00 Author: Stoicrow Posts: 276

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Yeah, the "Flip it" shot is all in-game, with a big flat piece of x-ray material sliding into the foreground as the camera zooms out. It's sped up quite a bit, as all the loose debris I had there caused quite the hiccup in framerate when played at normal speed. There may be one or two other shots that had to be "helped along" a bit in the framerate department... Oh, one more thing I have to mention! Big thank-ye to compher, whose font-craftery in LBP1 saved me a bucket of time in this.

2010-12-23 17:13:00 Author: Teebonesy Posts: 1937

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Just about to ask if you added the words yourself. I thought Mm added them in using digital wizardry. Well done Teebonsey, great trailer. Didn't get to hear the music mind.

2010-12-23 17:40:00 Author: kirbyman62 Posts: 1893

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Just watched it again...love "pew pew it".

2010-12-24 00:13:00 Author: Biv Posts: 734

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Awesome trailer! Glad to see one of my fave's Teebonsey back on the job! The demo disappointed. I disagree. Maybe for a beta tester the demo could seem to lack a bit, but Im just glad to finally get a go; even if it is a little one! Im so very very VERY looking forward to the final release now. I might have to quit my job and become a full time creator once again! ;D Just a quick question, sorry if it's been answered before: The release date, is it sill the 18th? Because my pre-order says it will be delivered on the 21st?

2010-12-24 01:14:00 Author: Mr_T-Shirt Posts: 1477

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Just a quick question, sorry if it's been answered before: The release date, is it sill the 18th? Because my pre-order says it will be delivered on the 21st? 18th January - Americas 19th January - Mainland Europe 20th January - Australia and New Zealand 21st January - UK and Ireland So looks like what your preorder is saying right. I absolutely love this trailer! Can't stop coming back to watch it again, great to see it came from none other than Teebonesy Makes me feel giddy, MILK it!

2010-12-24 03:34:00 Author: OneEyedBanshee Posts: 1370

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I think this really demonstrates how evolutionary the LBP series really is: it's not just companies making (and marketing/advertising) games, but the community that surrounds, supports, and gives life to that game. LBP has a very special community of people who come together with the common goal of entertaining other; something that I cannot say about any game before it (although I'm sure some cotton headed ninny muggin will be able to). Fantastic stuff Teebonesy, but just one question: where does your name come from?

2010-12-24 05:07:00 Author: dr_murk Posts: 239

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Ah, here it is at last! Major kudos to ye few who thought of me when you saw this trailer - indeed your musings were right on the money. I created all the content in this trailer back in September-October, as well as a ton of cool stuff that didn't make the cut. I'm thinking I'll probably do a thread at some point here detailing the cool experience and do a proper Q-and-A, I don't want to hijack this thread and make it about me. I noticed the ship looked like your work, but after a second watch, this video reeks of Teebonesy! From the movie to the jumbled city to the sounds and effects throughout, it's a clear display of your crazy creativity. You have a style like no other. So you even made the robotic chicken, the same one in one of LBPC's headers?

2010-12-24 05:26:00 Author: Incinerator22 Posts: 3251

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Looks really great! Finally a true Mm trailer (after the many Sony featurettes ones) Hey dajdaj03, if you liked this one, check out the brand new storyline trailer. That's what I consider MM's first true trailer!!!

2010-12-24 05:35:00 Author: TREMIC1 Posts: 263

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I noticed the ship looked like your work, but after a second watch, this video reeks of Teebonesy! From the movie to the jumbled city to the sounds and effects throughout, it's a clear display of your crazy creativity. You have a style like no other. So you even made the robotic chicken, the same one in one of LBPC's headers? aah, good call! I forgot to mention that bit. As well as the bee fighting the snake boss (there will be no bee vehicle in the storymode version of that fight) and the "camel tank" vehicle - these were all from story levels, though heavily reworked for the trailer. There was quite a bit of pressure on me to implement story stuff whenever I could, but what some of the brass didn't realize was that reworking story levels tended to take way longer to get finished and working than creating from scratch. The turkey mech is the original work of none other than Johnee. I had done several passes on it, turning it into a godzilla and various other shenanigans that ultimately got the axe in favor of a giant babbling turkey... and I assure you, when you eventually reach that "scene" in the game's storymode, it will be decidedly different than what you see here in this trailer. Dare I say, it will be WAY more epic when you play it in its full, unleashed Johnee form. Fantastic stuff Teebonesy, but just one question: where does your name come from? The handle's Thomas, letter T, T-Bone being a common nickname for T-names, and from T-Bone comes T-Bonesy or Teebonesy. Bam! Totally original and amazing and unlike anything else in the world, except for everything! It was originally a quick and dirty temporary username, but as with so many of these sorts of things, it just happened to stick.

2010-12-24 05:44:00 Author: Teebonesy Posts: 1937

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aah, good call! I forgot to mention that bit. As well as the bee fighting the snake boss (there will be no bee vehicle in the storymode version of that fight) and the "camel tank" vehicle - these were all from story levels, though heavily reworked for the trailer. There was quite a bit of pressure on me to implement story stuff whenever I could, but what some of the brass didn't realize was that reworking story levels tended to take way longer to get finished and working than creating from scratch. The turkey mech is the original work of none other than Johnee. I had done several passes on it, turning it into a godzilla and various other shenanigans that ultimately got the axe in favor of a giant babbling turkey... and I assure you, when you eventually reach that "scene" in the game's storymode, it will be decidedly different than what you see here in this trailer. Dare I say, it will be WAY more epic when you play it in its full, unleashed Johnee form. The handle's Thomas, letter T, T-Bone being a common nickname for T-names, and from T-Bone comes T-Bonesy or Teebonesy. Bam! Totally original and amazing and unlike anything else in the world, except for everything! It was originally a quick and dirty temporary username, but as with so many of these sorts of things, it just happened to stick. So are you saying that you played the story?!

2010-12-24 06:05:00 Author: Xero Space Posts: 249

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So are you saying that you played the story?! Well yes, but I'll now go ahead and add that I played the whole story over and over and over again until my hairs began to spring from my scalp, and furthermore tinkered intimately with many of them in create mode on a regular basis. This was the merest bullet-point on an extremely long list of things I needed to do and be able to do as I went about the business of building stuff in this trailer. The most ridiculous was probably my navigating the debug menu blind. In order to turn off HUD you also turned off all menu screens. I had to memorize where certain debug commands were and how to access them. Several people in g-NET witnessed me clacking dozens of buttons on a blank screen before seeing menus suddenly fly in out of nowhere. At one point I handed someone a controller and kindly asked them to perform my commands: "now press down three times. now x. now wait two seconds. now x. now press R2 twice. now press down three times. now press X. Now press down 7 times." etc. You've got ad agency execs stopping by and you can expect them to possibly ask to see nigh impossible things occur on the screen in front of them, and you will be expected to perform these tasks, preferably without an excuse or complaint. So yes, on the one hand I got to play the story mode. On the other hand there was a crap-ton of pressure and often these play sessions lacked a certain amount of breezy fun. Also, this was an earlier build, and several of the story levels had much work - mainly visual detailing - still to be done. Many whole levels and concepts got either entirely scrapped or severely reworked or simplified for the later builds / final game. It was very interesting to see it all progress, as well as be privy to the ins and outs of Sony America's at-times hilarious bureaucratic processes. But all this is for another time and another story... Perhaps in a few days you'll get the real details. a-wink!

2010-12-24 06:19:00 Author: Teebonesy Posts: 1937

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18th January - Americas 19th January - Mainland Europe 20th January - Australia and New Zealand 21st January - UK and Ireland So looks like what your preorder is saying right. Really?! The Brit's get the British game last?...odd. Anyway, im going off topic here.

2010-12-24 16:47:00 Author: Mr_T-Shirt Posts: 1477

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Well yes, but I'll now go ahead and add that I played the whole story over and over and over again until my hairs began to spring from my scalp, and furthermore tinkered intimately with many of them in create mode on a regular basis. This was the merest bullet-point on an extremely long list of things I needed to do and be able to do as I went about the business of building stuff in this trailer. The most ridiculous was probably my navigating the debug menu blind. In order to turn off HUD you also turned off all menu screens. I had to memorize where certain debug commands were and how to access them. Several people in g-NET witnessed me clacking dozens of buttons on a blank screen before seeing menus suddenly fly in out of nowhere. At one point I handed someone a controller and kindly asked them to perform my commands: "now press down three times. now x. now wait two seconds. now x. now press R2 twice. now press down three times. now press X. Now press down 7 times." etc. You've got ad agency execs stopping by and you can expect them to possibly ask to see nigh impossible things occur on the screen in front of them, and you will be expected to perform these tasks, preferably without an excuse or complaint. So yes, on the one hand I got to play the story mode. On the other hand there was a crap-ton of pressure and often these play sessions lacked a certain amount of breezy fun. Also, this was an earlier build, and several of the story levels had much work - mainly visual detailing - still to be done. Many whole levels and concepts got either entirely scrapped or severely reworked or simplified for the later builds / final game. It was very interesting to see it all progress, as well as be privy to the ins and outs of Sony America's at-times hilarious bureaucratic processes. But all this is for another time and another story... Perhaps in a few days you'll get the real details. a-wink! O_O Whoa... That seems a little extreme, but hey, that's a cool thing that you got to do, and it sounds like in the end, it was really cool. Those kinds of experiences are what life is for, right? I hope that the final game isn't too simplified, though, and I can't wait for the "real details" you mentioned. ...and on a semi-related note, I think that all bureaucratic process can be hilarious at times.

2010-12-24 17:00:00 Author: Stoicrow Posts: 276

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This is probably my favorite trailer for LBP2. It definitely sums up everything that is awesome about the game. Great job Teebonesy!

2010-12-25 04:38:00 Author: maddoggnick96 Posts: 272

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As was said above, this was the best trailer for LBP2 out there yet. Well done... I really like how much the look of the game has evolved from the first one. What level is the paper airplane level? Whatever it is, I'm dying to play it!

2010-12-25 16:34:00 Author: Chazprime Posts: 587

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What level is the paper airplane level? Whatever it is, I'm dying to play it! It was made specifically for the trailer, as far as I know.

2010-12-25 16:37:00 Author: comphermc Posts: 5338

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I finally had some time to give this a close inspection... Amazing job Teebs! Even though it wasn't everything you were hoping to do (and I didn't get to join you ), parts were really really cool. I like the top down airplane over the busy city. That was awesome depth there.

2010-12-25 16:47:00 Author: jwwphotos Posts: 11383

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Incredible! I want this game...

2010-12-25 18:46:00 Author: Dorktron2000 Posts: 33

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I seriously thought this was an official MM trailer until I read the description. Swell work my friend!!

2010-12-25 19:02:00 Author: Unknown User

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Even my brother enjoyed the trailer. This is because a true artist created this awesome film. (My brother is usually absorbed in his Nintendo DS.) I loved the 'Rock It.' So much detail, and A PUN!

2010-12-25 22:02:00 Author: tomodon246 Posts: 624

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I seriously thought this was an official MM trailer until I read the description. Swell work my friend!! It is! But Teebonesey helped!

2010-12-25 22:37:00 Author: warlord_evil Posts: 4193

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Love the video editing, the gameplay and music! I seriously can't wait for this game now...! New eyes at 0:32? Awesome!

2010-12-26 00:09:00 Author: Unknown User

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Music, effects, the actual stuff -- all beautiful. I'm seriously psyched up for this game!

2010-12-28 17:14:00 Author: Number7Million Posts: 248

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*insert animation of sackboy dancing* WOOT! the more these videos come out, the more i cannot wait to get my littlebigplanet 2. *drool*

2010-12-29 00:34:00 Author: flamesterart Posts: 585

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Holy cow Teebonesey, I am incredibily impressed! I was excited for LBP2 before, but now it seems that over-hyping this game might be impossible!

2010-12-30 05:05:00 Author: JakePutz Posts: 92

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My favorite SET designer...still waiting on a sequel to the "DEEP ONE" (LBP2 possibility?) anyways glad to see the cinematic man back in action (for now) loved the trailer....and loved that snappy TOP HAT

2010-12-30 07:06:00 Author: Shadowcrazy Posts: 3365

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The part where it said "SHOOT it", at 1:09, was really neat. The snapping sound was perfect, and the sack-arm was a nice touch. This single trailer is better than the featurettes, in my opinion.

2010-12-30 20:48:00 Author: Stoicrow Posts: 276

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^^EDIT: WHATS THIS THING? I love this trailer. :SH:

2010-12-30 21:05:00 Author: ThePineapplizer Posts: 769

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What is the name of the level @ 1:13 (the paper ariplane?) and also the flying bee one?

2011-04-02 20:41:00 Author: flyinhawaiian Posts: 357

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What is the name of the level @ 1:13 (the paper ariplane?) and also the flying bee one? As far as I'm aware they were never published - they were just made by Teebie for the purposes of the video.

2011-04-03 20:33:00 Author: Aya042 Posts: 2870

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