Mega Man In PS3’s LittleBigPlanet: Will it get deleted?
Filed under: Gaming, Sony Playstation 3 | By: Peter Chubb
Posted on: November 13, 2008 | 3 Comments
Do you remember those good old days when you used to play Mega Man on your NES, do you sometimes urge to get them days back again. Well GameXtract have found this video of Mega Man level in LittleBigPlanet on the Sony PS3.
A cool Mega Man level has been created by a user, and you can see that the creator of the level has worked hard on it. When you watch the video, you will see that the person has gone old school, hell the game is even being played on an old TV.
If I was you, you had better get in there fast and try and play the Mega Man level, because once Media Molecule find out about the new Little Big Planet level, it will be deleted forever.
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And you pointng out that it is there won’t help get it pulled now will it, Chumps, just leave the god dam game alone, stop making stories about it that draw attention to the levels that shouldn’t be.
exatly there is no reason for you to say hey heres this level with copywright infringement on it you should just shut up about and let people find the levels by themselves not you tell them and everyone who is going to get pissed about a level.
Sony is deleting MUCH MORE than copyright infringement. If someone complains about a level using the Good Grief mechanism (aka snitch on your friends mechanism) - then it goes into a list.
Many levels are being deleted without copyright infringement or other bad content. The only explanation is that Sony / Media Molecule doesn’t have the manpower to examine each level and determine its appropriateness - instead they peformed a mass deletion last Sunday/Monday and most likely will continue to do so based upon snitches or other mal-intented people determine for whatever reason in getting a level offline.
People have gone to Sam - Sony’s representative - to try to get their levels back online - and he has not looked at the levels or attempted to fix the problem - just more evidence they don’t have the manpower or good faith to help their community which is giving them so much money for their release - and authors who are increasing its value.
Basically they are screwing their community.