Like the radio tower, it is also located in the same folder as the other pod-related models. It was intended to be a tool used for sticking stuff together, as seen in early gameplay. In the final game, simply holding down the X button will glue an object. It appears light blue in-game. A scrapped character who probably would have been used to explain the objectives of levels.
Not much is known about them, but in some early footage [2] they drop from the top of the screen and say "The person with the most sponges wins". A death animation associated with the Electricity Hazard, where Sackboy's eyes pop out before he jumps off screen. It's possible to see part of the animation by using the Hold to Retry function as you're falling into a pit of electricity, though this only shows him jumping off screen. A death animation of Sackboy choking on Horrible Gas.
While the animation does play upon touching Horrible Gas, Sackboy gets destroyed almost immediately, so the full animation never has a chance to play.
Unlike the final game, where it has 3 layers, footage from GDC shows that it could have had about The sponge on 2-Way and 3-Way Switches resembled a wooden material. In a video, it showcases a hazard titled the Freezatron.
Prolonged contact with it would cause the Sackperson to be encased with ice, and the player would have to shake the controller to get Sackboy out. This caused the game to lag a bit, and it may have been the reason why it was cut. It can be seen in the final game by hacking, but selecting it in Create Mode does nothing.
There is also text left in the game mentioning it. These costumes can be worn, but cannot be obtained normally, only by hacking or glitching the game files.
This costume most likely was a colab with Machinima, do to the name being used in the costumes code. The handband and shorts were removed from the game entirely, and the jersey was reskinned to Two Sack Dude Baseball Vest for unknown reasons.
It can be seen in several game trailers. There were a set of clothes which were reskinned in the final version of the game. The diffuse textures for the Grappling Hook, Grabinators and Creatinator powerups had yellow and black checkerboard strips similar to the Jetpack powerup that were removed from the final game and replaced with neon. The icons for some of the cinematic tracks used placeholder icons in the beta, with the icon for the Disco Divertimento Duo using a picture of some music notation.
A wine glass sticker was changed to a glass of water in the final game, likely due to alcoholic references. Notice a running theme? Though not visible in her icon, Victoria's dress has a more detailed trim on the bottom, whereas it's completely round in the final.
Her earrings and goggles are also different. Clive had a very different set of face textures in this build. These were all changed to make his face more consistent. His head texture originally had a version of the Factory Symbol sticker on his face, but this was removed in the final game.
Higginbothem's icon shows him with crazier eyes that were toned down for the final game. The final game also adds bits of hair that cover his ears. If you appreciate the work done within the wiki, please consider supporting The Cutting Room Floor on Patreon. Thanks for all your support! LittleBigPlanet Wiki Explore. Characters Trophies. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Downloadable Content. History Talk DLC is categorized in four categories, which are: Costume Packs - Costume Packs usually contain five themed costumes for your Sackperson to mix and match with any other costume pieces in your Popit.
Universal Conquest Wiki. The Space Suit is a costume to show that the player bought LittleBigPlanet before or soon after launch in a cool place.
For LittleBigPlanet 3, all of the new characters received their own versions of the Space Suit costume. This promotion was only available in North America, however, it was not region-locked. Unfortunately, this was only available in Japan and the United Kingdom at the time of release.
The Bug-Blaster is for people who, when playing a LittleBigPlanet Beta, reported any dangerous bugs or system glitches in the game.
The Rare Prize Crown was given as a prize to those who created something that really interests the developers, or by winning a crown contest.
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