Don't Panic! Stephen Fry provides LittleBigPlanet narration
by Ross Miller 
on Jul 16th 2008 7:15PM
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:20PM (Unverified) said
he also read the UK harry potter audio book series. one of the best readings I've ever heard in an audio book
stephen fry is the man!
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stephen fry is the man!
Posted: Jul 17th 2008 2:48PM (Unverified) said
'toffee nosed prat'? Wow. That has got to be the gayest insult I've ever read on the internets.
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:30PM TangoCharlie said
But see, that's the thing about LittleBigPlanet: you could MAKE your OWN tits!
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:29PM (Unverified) said
I can't wait to play with my very own Sack Boy!
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:34PM (Unverified) said
Yea, this pointless game looks so great....
I cant wait to play with my own Sack-a-shit boy either....
Geez, sometimes people get excited about the dumbest things. Its one thing if maybe you're 11 or younger but for teenagers to get excited about this is amazing.
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I cant wait to play with my own Sack-a-shit boy either....
Geez, sometimes people get excited about the dumbest things. Its one thing if maybe you're 11 or younger but for teenagers to get excited about this is amazing.
Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:40PM cuteSAVAGE said
To think, I'm a full grown adult... and I couldn't be more excited about Little Big Planet.
If we've learned one thing from this E3, it's that gamers are very insecure about themselves... First Avatars, now Little Big Planet? What terribly innovative and inexplicably cute idea will you find to hate on next?
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If we've learned one thing from this E3, it's that gamers are very insecure about themselves... First Avatars, now Little Big Planet? What terribly innovative and inexplicably cute idea will you find to hate on next?
Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:52PM (Unverified) said
BTW I was not being sarcastic in my first post, it looks like a sweet game, but c'mon... Sack Boy...
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 8:06PM spyker3292 said
I've played it I'm 16 it's amazing. Ok. Also, as I played it for about an hour+ there were people around the ages of 6-30 playing too. All loving it.
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Posted: Jul 17th 2008 1:16AM original fred said
@bucfann:
What are you, 12? Trying to be all "mature" so people will like you? Grow up.
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What are you, 12? Trying to be all "mature" so people will like you? Grow up.
Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:31PM Nick the Hero of Canton said
Also, I feel like the only person in the universe who loved the books AND the movie. Am I alone?
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:41PM cuteSAVAGE said
No. The books are amongst my favorite pieces of wester literature, and I laugh out loud every time I see the film. Alan Rickman was perfectly cast as Marvin!
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:43PM (Unverified) said
No. I love it in all of its incarnations. If you haven't already seen it try and find the TV series.
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:53PM AwesomeTown said
Nope, I really enjoyed the movie. Maybe not as much as the books. I can re-read those forever, and I don't read much at all.
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:59PM (Unverified) said
Nope! The opening of the movie was brilliant. And Mos Def really did Ford justice, which is a pretty impressive feat.
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 11:14PM (Unverified) said
I saw the movie first, and enjoyed it, so it's hard for me to reject it for taking so many liberties plot and dialogue wise. Now I feel I don't like it as much having listening to the radio series, watched the tv series, read all the books, even played the text adventure, since they're much more expansive, deeper, and funnier. Even still, it was my intro in the Hitchhiker's universe. It was like "if you liked the movie, then you'll love what it was based on."
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:42PM (Unverified) said
Scary, I was just going through the BBC series within the last week, and LBP is my most looked forward to game.
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:44PM (Unverified) said
Drat, I just missed an opportunity to make a joke about infinite improbability.
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 7:59PM (Unverified) said
This is fantastic news. Stephen Fry is a genius :)
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Posted: Jul 16th 2008 10:58PM RandomTangent said
I love Stephen Fry more than anyone should, but Peter Jones is the voice of the Book, and Adams himself is the only man I trust to read the novels to me.
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Posted: Jul 17th 2008 1:02AM Ranus Studios said
How sad is it that I didn't really care about LBP until now?
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Posted: Jul 17th 2008 5:48PM (Unverified) said
This is EPIC news.
Stephen Fry is perfect for this role of narration.
I didn't think this game could get any cooler, it is now officialy more cool than it was before I read this news..
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Stephen Fry is perfect for this role of narration.
I didn't think this game could get any cooler, it is now officialy more cool than it was before I read this news..
Posted: Jul 17th 2008 7:02PM (Unverified) said
Now all they need is a cameo from Fry's old comedy partner Hugh Laurie (aka Dr Gregory House) and the circle will be complete.
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