We only have so much anticipation that we can distribute between this year's big titles -- however, we've had to move a considerable portion over to an unexpected release: The addition of water to LittleBigPlanet. We know, it's not even a game so much as a new game mechanic, but it should breathe new life into the title's million-level-strong homebrew community.
Fortunately, we might not have to wait much longer for this digital precipitation to accumulate -- Media Molecule is now taking applications for a beta version of the water-infused LBP kit. You better believe we'll be there with bells on -- only, you probably won't hear them, because bells have an awfully hard time ringing underwater.
Media Molecule taking beta applications for LittleBigWater
by Griffin McElroy 
on Aug 21st 2009 12:29PM
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Posted: Aug 21st 2009 12:34PM pumapayam said
I was wondering when you finally post this.
This should be exciting to see the possibilities.
Hope we can make moving rivers, waves, and waterfalls.
Those are not clearly shown in the video if it is possible.
Maybe when the ice hazard is reintroduced, we can freeze the water too.
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This should be exciting to see the possibilities.
Hope we can make moving rivers, waves, and waterfalls.
Those are not clearly shown in the video if it is possible.
Maybe when the ice hazard is reintroduced, we can freeze the water too.
Posted: Aug 22nd 2009 12:13PM DarknessBear said
There will be a small charge, but it will come with a bunch of stuff that will make it worth it! Don't worry! =)
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Posted: Aug 21st 2009 1:47PM Firewarrior said
I'm pleased there's a beta process where people actually have a chance of winning, instead of the process MAG is going through.
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Posted: Aug 21st 2009 2:53PM (Unverified) said
I wonder if they got the water tech or help from the guys at Insomniac? The water reacts like it does in Resistance 2.
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