Media Molecule co-founder Mark Healey has revealed plans to expand their DLC offerings beyond stickers and costumes to further enhance LittleBigPlanet's creation aspects. More after the jump.

Taking a look back at the Develop Conference at 2009, Media Molecule shared some of the rough experiences and creative insights that went into the development of LittleBigPlanet and how it came to be the little wonder that we know today. Who would've thought that an innocent-looking game like that had a lot of drama behind it? Hit the link for the details.

LittleBigPlanet is no longer little by any accounts, not with so many gamers constantly churning out new creations everyday. Media Molecule isn't finished with the title just yet though. At a panel interview during GDC, they remark that the game feels only "halfway through" and that they still have lots of things planned for it.

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The road to what we now know as LittleBigPlanet was surely a very long one, with its many ups and downs - not to mention u-turns too, as noted from the recalled discs. Now that the game is very much out there already (having fun, are we?), it still pays to look back on where the game's been. This isn't much of a news piece, but rather, more of a retrospective. Join us as we take a trip back in time, complete with some interesting trivia you might not have known about the game!

Man, if this comes true, let's hope Sony makes PlayTV available in other regions too. Media Molecule boss Mark Healey gives us a glimpse of where LittleBigPlanet could go in the future: Sackboys and Sackgirls invading TV shows in your PlayTV device!

It's rather common to have complaints on a game. But to have it come from its own creators? Not so much. Mark Healy of Media Molecule says he's "annoyed" by LittleBigPlanet's controls. But don't take that statement at face value. See what else he's got to say about it at the full article.

The game isn't even out yet and already the devs are working on future versions and expansions. How would you feel about a first-person LittleBigPlanet game? That's what Media Molecule's Mark Healey hinted on in a recent interview. Details after the link.

With release date for Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet still a tiny speck in the horizon, company founder Mark Healey decided to give everyone a couple of juicy tidbits to help tide everybody over in the meantime. In our full article, you can find out more about the game's light-hearted story mode, Media Molecule's fail safes against R-rated content and plushies.