LittleBigPlanet players have received another blow – iPon

Being a LittleBigPlanet player isn’t the greatest thing these days, as Media Molecule’s game has been suffering for years due to technical difficulties.

The platformer game is based on the fact that players can share their creations with each other, so you can make unique, cute games for your friends and people interested on the Internet, which you can then play alone or in cooperation. The platformer game is therefore strongly linked to social content, but there have been a lot of problems with this recently. We reported back towards the end of 2021 that the LBP servers would be shut down for good, but the exception to this was LBP3, which got away with it as a PS4 game. The discontinuation of PSVita and PS3 games at the time was a huge blow to the community, but LBP 3 was a small consolation for everyone.

However, this revival did not last too long, as the LBP 3 servers were shut down again in January due to another vulnerability. Since then, the game has been on a breathing machine, it could only be played offline, because as a result of the attack, it was easy to ban players’ PS Network accounts, even if the person had not logged into the game for several months.

According to the new announcement, however, that was the career of LittleBigPlanet 3, with a heavy heart, but Media Molecule decided to shut down the game’s servers forever.

The community is, of course, terribly angry, and many are downright grieving over what happened. The LittleBigPlanet series is a series that contains childhood memories for many users, and with the shutdown of the servers, they lost forever the opportunity to return to their previous favorite levels or their own creations that meant a lot to them. Due to the sudden shutdown, no one had the opportunity to prepare and save the levels to their machine, so it is especially painful for the community that the game’s career ended in this way.

The Crew has also been taken offline in the past few days, which is why the gaming community is planning to take legal action to end the destruction of servers by publishers and developers.