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LittleBigPlanet 2 Move DLC Detailed
Media Molecule has revealed new details on LittleBigPlanet 2's Move-enabled DLC pack, Rise of the Cakeling.
The new DLC pack pits Sackboy against a rogue cake that "threatens doom and destruction" to Craftworld. The pack will contain five full story levels, seven side levels, plus new tools that take advantage of the PlayStation Move. Here's a complete list of bullet points from Media Molecule's website:
- A brand new story for LittleBigPlanet 2 – The Rise of the Cakeling with 14 new levels (5 levels, 7 mini games and 2 cutscenes)
- A new powerup for Sackboy: The Brane Crane
- 3 huge new powerful gadgets for use with PlayStation®Move: The Movinator, The Move Recorder, The Paint Tool
- 4 Interactive Music Tracks
- 8 Music Sequencer Tracks
- A new Sound Object containing 32 new sounds
- 17 new Music Sequencer Instruments
- A new level background
- 6 New Costumes
- 18 Materials
- 41 Decorations
- 13 Objects
- 66 Stickers
- 39 new LittleBigPlanet Pins
- 11 brand new PlayStation® Trophies
The DLC pack will also bring backwards compatibility to all previous LBP 2 levels, meaning you'll be able to use the Move controller on all 5 million community levels. Now take a gander at this trailer.
[Source: Media Molecule]
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