One of Sony’s own sagas that was born on PlayStation 3 and that managed to make its fans fall in love, especially because of the playable options that its creation mode allowed, was LittleBigPlanet, a saga that, except for small cameos and appearances, has been in existence for more than seven years. the launch of its latest installment.
At this point, surely many of you are thinking of Sackboy: A Big Adventure, a title released in November 2020 for PS4 and PS5 with the arrival of the latter in stores, but the truth is that this title could be considered more like a spin-off or a new sub-sagasince it was developed in a three-dimensional world and without a creation mode to create your own levels.
That is why there are many who eagerly await the announcement of LittleBigPlanet 4, which would continue the trend started by the franchise on PS3 and, in addition, offer that creation mode that was missing in the mentioned title. And under this premise, it seems that the patience of the fans will be rewardedas a job offer points to the development of a new delivery.
A job offer from Sumo Digital sparks speculation around LittleBigPlanet 4
In this way, it has been in Sumo Digital, the most recent developer of the saga, the one that has posted a job offer for a level designerfurther adding that this person will join an experienced and passionate team in delivering an already well-known AAA title, which has caused many to point to LittleBigPlanet.
Also, this news adds to the fact that several LittleBigPlanet servers were shut down in 2021, which surprised many because a new game was not announced to make up for this new lack. In fact, this led to the assumption at the time that Sackboy would go on to be forgotten as other PlayStation sagas have already done.
For all this, it will be necessary to see if 2022 is Sackboy’s return to his originsFitting this with the fact that Sony would have prepared a secret game for 2022, which could correspond to this saga.
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