Give us Little Big Planet 2/3 or dreams.

[SomniumImperator]

600 peak players. No ones cares about this. dreams for example is dead on Playstation with almost no playerbase. Putting it on PC would actually make it come alive.

If Sackboy <3 PC Gaming then give us his mainlines games not some spinoff seriously.

[lyeuhm]

Realistically the only way they'll bring anymore Sackboy games is if this one does well.

[Nyaomi]

I missed LBP 2 as my PS3 broke when it came out and I ended up grabbing an Xbox as the replacement, I would love another opportunity to play it tbh. That being said, if they were going to release LBP on PC I think it would be neat if they did some kind of LittleBigPlanet collection, given the price of these Sony games if they bundled all three into one that would make the price an easier pill to swallow. Plus all three games are better than just one or two.

[AL2009man]

with Sony's attitude towards the mainline LBP series, how LBP3 got launch-era Halo MCC'd (in terms of bugs), how they got Titanfall 2'd (in terms of getting DDoS): extremely unlikely.

Plus: the current problem would be backwards compatibility (LBP Series is built on it) and their game engine being tied to Framerate (remember, it ran at 30fps). Not only you'd have to deal with every Community Levels (and previously released DLCs, some of which are delisted due to licensed content) created on PS3/PS4 across all three mainline games, you also have to deal with framerate-depended tie-in.

the easiest solution would be to force lock to 30fps, but you'd get PC players complain about the framerate cap.

if they're gonna plan to make LBP4 (assuming Sony/Sumo Digital wants to), they got three choices to make:

1. Keep Backwards Compatibility for the Community Levels but put a forced 30fps framerate cap as a band-aid solution.
2. Drop LBP1-LBP3 Backwards Compatibility and start everything by scratch.
3. Continue with SABA and create a sequel.

honestly: Dreams has a better chance on PC than LitttleBigPlanet...but there always Restitched.

[RALATHEHUNTRESS and Co]

A game doesn't need to hit over an 1000 peak players to sell well, this game is mostly an singleplayer game with a decent coop mode. It's also a niche platforming game, don't understand the statement that peak players equal good sells.