Ram Raider

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Ram Raider
Game:	LittleBigPlanet 2
Location:	LittleBigPlanet 2 Cross-Controller Pack
Creator:	Sumo Digital
Level type:	Cutscene
Number of players:	1-4
Level Chronology Escape from San Crispin

“	Remember, before embarking on a long journey it is good practice to inspect your vehicle, ensuring it is fully operational. If only someone had told Sack Thing...	„
— Level description

Ram Raider is the first cutscene level in the LittleBigPlanet 2: Cross-Controller Pack.

Synopsis

As Sack Thing sets off into space, his spaceship malfunctions and gets sent careening into the San Crispin Maximum Security Space Prison. Crashing directly into the cell of a few old friends, they devise a plan to escape with the handy Digital First Mate, aiming to steal a treasure map back from Warden Crumb as they do.

Transcript

Wiseduck

I'm going mad in this prison! Stir fry crazy as they say.

Wiggins

It's like a jail in here.

Tom	My Mum said she'd send help.

Wiseduck

Your Mum? Doesn't she sabotage spaceships for a living?

Wiseduck

Sack-Thing?

Wiseduck

Tom, my thanks to your dear Mother.

Wiggins

Yay! Visitors! I love visiting time.

Wiseduck

Nay, Wiggins, 'tis escape time!

Tom	Uh oh, the guards are onto us! Surrender!

Wiseduck

I never surrender! Apart from when I have to...

Wiseduck

Here's the plan! We steal our Treasure Map back from Warden Crumb!

Wiseduck

Then we escape this space prison and find the treasure! Simple!

Wiseduck

Sack-Thing, take this Digital First Mate and meet us in the Warden's office!

Wiseduck

We'll give you a ride back to Craftworld! After we have the Treasure of course!

Wiseduck

Run away, lads!

Music

'Reassurance' by Paul Thomson Sackboy sets off into space

'Escape From San Crispin' by Winifred Phillips San Crispin prison crash

'Cosmic Drift' by Paul Thomson The pirates in prison

'Escape From San Crispin' by Winifred Phillips Sackboy arrives

'Heavenly Choirs' Stinger by Paul Thomson Prison broken open

'The Big Reveal' by Paul Thomson Alarms go off