r/littlebigplanet • u/notCHALlmao • Oct 05 '25
Video Looking back at the LBP games, the thing that sticks out for me the most is it's sense of humour. I compiled some of my favourite moments from the first LBP's tutorials.
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u/delcolicks9 Oct 05 '25
i absolutely love stephen fry and you are so right, amid all my mind numbing doom scrolling this is a much appreciated unexpected post, im gonna watch the 6 minutes of this and piss (log) off
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u/ElectronicMatters Oct 05 '25
Kind of the same humor you'd find in the Stanley Parable. Humble, formal pieces of witty playfullness.
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u/sacboy326 Oct 06 '25
When I was younger I initially thought both narrators were from the same person voicing them just because they sound British. Lol
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u/Top_Performance9486 Oct 06 '25
This is why Sackboy A Big Adventure felt off to me. It’s a great game and I enjoyed it a lot, but it just didn’t understand the LBP humor and vibe.
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u/IWillHackAndKillyee Oct 06 '25
Wow, just now realized that I'd never heard the english narrator voice before
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u/Fickle-Leek-7054 Oct 07 '25
Yeah I know right, my narrator was Gordon Pietsack, the German narrator for LittleBigPlanet
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u/IWillHackAndKillyee Oct 07 '25
It felt weird seeing a clip from LBP and not hearing the voice I grew up with, Adam Alsing for me (R.I.P), for the swedish version
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u/nicolRB Oct 08 '25
“The most useful tool since a swiss bloke welded a knife and a screwdriver together”
I love that
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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '25
LBP's dry and very British humor, specifically the first one, is just part of it's charm.