Fact: LittleBigPlanet is one of my favorite games of all time. I still occasionally turn it on and attempt to carve an exemplary level out of the tools Media Molecule provided. Most of the time, I give up half-way. Sadly, that wasn’t the case for “The Extreme Sisyphus Challenge,” which I posted a brief runthrough of above.
It’s pretty unpolished — though, it doesn’t help that it was filmed using my shitty, non-HD Flip Video (yes, I still don’t have any professional video capturing equipment). As you might imagine, it was a bear to test out. Even now, I can only “beat” it one or two times before parts of my brain start to shut down. If anyone can top the current high score, they’re a hero. And possibly a vegetable.
Also, do you dig that quazi-subliminal branding at the end? I know you do.
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You’ve created something that could have rivaled even Desert Bus for grueling masochism. Alas, the catchy tune and (apparent) lack of a failure scenario set The Extreme Sisyphus Challenge just a peg below Penultimate Personal Punishment, the coveted “triple P” of gaming.
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