http://thelastboss.com/post.phtml?pk=2393
If you loved PS3's LittleBigPlanet game video from two days ago then you're going to love these hands on physics. This video shows off not only how you create levels, but also how the online service allows you to share your creations with others in a YouTube fashion. It tracks the amount of players who give your level a try, and even lets others leave comments and send you messages. Some of the examples they show are "Where did you manage to find the pink paint?" and "Wanna collaborate on something?" The more plays your level gets, the higher its rating goes, and eventually it might be featured at the top of the list for countless people to play.This is the type of game were you'll probably want to replay levels often too, there's an opportunity to become well known online for your level design skills. There's no "favorites" lists that I can see, but there are options that let you sort through games by friends, random users, and official developers. It'd be fun if they gave game companies their own official accounts and let us know if we're playing Hideo Kojima's levels he made for fun.
The best part about the whole level creator is that you can upload pictures, and who knows what other content, to include in your levels. Everything's sped up and you don't see many levels, but with the variety of textures and objects with adjustable shapes, this game won't get old any time soon. If Blue Dragon was the game Sony fanboys in Japan were willing to give a try on the 360, then this will definitely be the one that brings the PS3 some Wii fanboys.
This is really sweet. I would love to see fps maps have an online share map feature similar to this.