RoboPlanet - Revision history

Stitchpen at 17:34, 16 May 2026

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of Craftworld that can alternate between the two. RoboPlanet was ~~also~~ designed to house the game's story mode, with variations depicting each location as elements visible on the planet's faces.		RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of Craftworld that can alternate between the two. RoboPlanet was designed to house the game's story mode, with variations depicting each location as elements visible on the planet's faces.

	Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]] - a feature previously intended solely for My Moon.<ref name="jimUnwin"> Jim Unwin (14 December 2010). [https://www.flickr.com/photos/preshaa/5260230471/in/album-72157625596989904 LBP2 - Styles]. flickr.com. </ref>		Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]] - a feature previously intended solely for My Moon.<ref name="jimUnwin"> Jim Unwin (14 December 2010). [https://www.flickr.com/photos/preshaa/5260230471/in/album-72157625596989904 LBP2 - Styles]. flickr.com. </ref>

Stitchpen at 15:58, 16 May 2026

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Stitchpen at 15:58, 16 May 2026

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Stitchpen at 06:12, 16 May 2026

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Stitchpen at 06:11, 16 May 2026

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	'''RoboPlanet''' (also spelled '''Robo-Planet''') was a ~~cut~~ planet ~~intended~~ for [[LittleBigPlanet 2]]~~, its functionality~~ was ~~replaced with~~ customizable planets.		'''RoboPlanet''' (also spelled '''Robo-Planet''') was a planet designed for [[LittleBigPlanet 2]] that contained the game's story mode. It was cut in mid development in favor of expanding on [[Craftworld]] and the introduction of customizable planets.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
	RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of [[Craftworld]] that can alternate between the two. RoboPlanet was also designed to house the game's story mode, with variations depicting each location as elements visible on the planet's faces.		RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of Craftworld that can alternate between the two. RoboPlanet was also designed to house the game's story mode, with variations depicting each location as elements visible on the planet's faces.

	Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]] - a feature previously intended solely for My Moon.<ref name="jimUnwin"> Jim Unwin (14 December 2010). [https://www.flickr.com/photos/preshaa/5260230471/in/album-72157625596989904 LBP2 - Styles]. flickr.com. </ref>		Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]] - a feature previously intended solely for My Moon.<ref name="jimUnwin"> Jim Unwin (14 December 2010). [https://www.flickr.com/photos/preshaa/5260230471/in/album-72157625596989904 LBP2 - Styles]. flickr.com. </ref>

Stitchpen at 05:55, 16 May 2026

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of [[Craftworld]] that can alternate between the two.		RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of [[Craftworld]] that can alternate between the two. RoboPlanet was also designed to house the game's story mode, with variations depicting each location as elements visible on the planet's faces.

	Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]] - a feature previously intended solely for My Moon.<ref name="jimUnwin"> Jim Unwin (14 December 2010). [https://www.flickr.com/photos/preshaa/5260230471/in/album-72157625596989904 LBP2 - Styles]. flickr.com. </ref>		Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]] - a feature previously intended solely for My Moon.<ref name="jimUnwin"> Jim Unwin (14 December 2010). [https://www.flickr.com/photos/preshaa/5260230471/in/album-72157625596989904 LBP2 - Styles]. flickr.com. </ref>

Stitchpen: An important implication for RoboPlanet's purpose.

2026-05-16T05:48:43Z

An important implication for RoboPlanet's purpose.

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	RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of [[Craftworld]] that can alternate between the two.		RoboPlanet is typically depicted as a crumpled ball of scrap parts surrounded by hexagonal metal framing and covered in mechanical level badges. In a demo video for the RoboPlanet's appearance, it functions as an inverted version of [[Craftworld]] that can alternate between the two.

	Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]].		Later on in development, RoboPlanet was phased out in exchange for allowing players to customize their own planets using, [[Sticker\|stickers]], [[Decoration\|decorations]], and [[Procedural material\|materials]] from the [[popit]] - a feature previously intended solely for My Moon.<ref name="jimUnwin"> Jim Unwin (14 December 2010). [https://www.flickr.com/photos/preshaa/5260230471/in/album-72157625596989904 LBP2 - Styles]. flickr.com. </ref>

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	[[Category:Planets]]		[[Category:Planets]]

Stitchpen at 04:42, 16 May 2026

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	'''RoboPlanet''' (also spelled '''Robo-Planet''') was a cut planet intended for [[LittleBigPlanet 2]], its functionality replaced with customizable planets.		'''RoboPlanet''' (also spelled '''Robo-Planet''') was a cut planet intended for [[LittleBigPlanet 2]], its functionality was replaced with customizable planets.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

Stitchpen at 03:06, 16 May 2026

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	\| text= The contents of this article are sourced from development information and may be inaccurate or incomplete.		\| text= The contents of this article are sourced from development information and may be inaccurate or incomplete.

Stitchpen at 02:19, 16 May 2026

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	'''RoboPlanet''' (also spelled '''Robo-Planet''') was a cut planet intended for [[LittleBigPlanet 2]], its functionality replaced with customizable planets.		'''RoboPlanet''' (also spelled '''Robo-Planet''') was a cut planet intended for [[LittleBigPlanet 2]], its functionality replaced with customizable planets.