Probably my favourite game of all time. I'm rating the 3ds version here because of the extra content, and I kinda prefer it to the Wii version, even though I have more nostalgia and memories from the Wii version. It's really just my comfort game, you can hop on at any time and complete a few levels. My only complaint is that a few levels are the fucking worst and the people who are responsible for them; hope you wake up from a nap drenched in sweat and uneven socks (I'm looking at you, 4-3 Bombs Away...)

Also... THE MUSIC! Holy fuck, the music! Spearheaded by Minako Hamano and co., the soundtrack includes not only original songs but also reworked songs by the legendary one-two-punch dream duo of David Wise and Eveline Fisher. If these names don't ring a bell, maybe you've heard "Aquatic Ambience"? If not, you are missing out on what must be not only the best water-level song of all time, but perhaps the best ambient song of all time. The whole OST is an absolute tour-de-force of video game soundtrack mastery. If you're not planning to play the actual game, you owe it to yourself to download the soundtrack. Trust me.

Anyways, great game! Recommended to anyone into Nintendo platformers and the like.

Pure nostalgia! In LBP, you play as Sackboy; a boy made of... sack? You traverse through cleverly designed platforming levels whilst jamming out to what must be one of the best game soundtracks of all time! We're talking 'The Go! Team', 'Battles', And last but not least: Muthafuckin' Daniel Pemberton! With his TV Orchestra, he created this masterpiece of an OST, intertwined with other songs by the previously mentioned artist and more!

I want to quickly mention the level design again. It really feels like the game devs created the game engine just to have fun making clever levels, and it just so happens that they were working on a game at the same time. No level feels pushed or like they had to create it for level's sake. Pure fun all the way through!

D'you know that feeling when you return to a game after a long time? When a lot of stuff has happened in your life and out of the blue you remember a game from yesteryear you used to obsess over? Yeah, I love that feeling too. What I didn't love was when I returned to Tomodachi Life only to find that my Mii was still married to my ex. Fun times!

Other than that, great little game where you can put random people in a game and semi-force them to marry each other (i.e. Elliott Smith and Ryu from Death Note)! Doesn't that sound like the greatest game ever conceived?

Amazing game, with amazing visuals and an amazing soundtrack. Amazing? Amazing!

It doesn't sound or look like a word anymore, right? Not just me?

I think I got halfway through the game, and stuff happened away from the keyboard (I guess gamepad, but you get what I mean...) and I stopped playing. Now I'm sluggishly plowing my way through P5. After that, I'm definitely returning to Inaba for another go!