The tenth LittleBigPlanet Contraption Challenge has been a massive success, bringing in over 1,000 entries looking to impress the world with their creative and unusual contraptions. This time the challenge was to create an Amphibious Vehicle which could travel across land and water, and you didn’t disappoint with your submissions, which were played over a total of 200,000 times in less than a month.
From all the entries, the PlayStation Forums team had the tough choice of picking out the six finalists and their contraptions.
The LittleBigWorkshop Monthly Create contest has announced the theme for this month’s level building challenge, and that theme is ‘sports’, a theme which we’ve been told does not include bomb survival levels!
The LBW Create contest resets at the start of each month, and the winner of each month’s challenge is rewarded with the much coveted Rare Prize Crown. To enter the contest, find out more details, or just check out some of the entries, head over tot he LittleBigWorkshop forums.
The first Contraption Challenge of 2010 will be the first challenge involving water, and is also your chance to win a PSP Go!
For this challenge you need to make a vehicle that can travel across both land and water. However, we don’t just want to see a floating car with a rocket on the back – these challenges are about creativity and originality, so we want to see vehicles using innovative methods of movement or which change and work differently when they hit the water. Think outside the box!
Calling all LittleBigPlanet CREATORS! Now’s your chance to create fun levels, better the community and be awarded some money – all at the same time.
A few weeks ago, we teamed up with the MacArthur Foundation, HASTAC, and The Entertainment Software Association with support from our nation’s capital, to host a unique competition to help the youth of America learn more about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
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