Here.

"Maybe it will make this game actually interesting now eh ;"

It's not trolling friend, it's no secret I found LBP interesting before release but felt the game was extremely uninteresting come launch due to the wonky platforming physics involved. Level physics, good, platforming physics, the actual character control, I hate. If you don't, yay for you, but that doesn't make people who didn't trolls. I was hoping they'd make changes for the PSP game, alas, they don't seem to be.

Looks okay... I found the blatent pokes at the whole thing from you more entertaining, though.

it actually looks pretty interesting 

Sort of reminds me of Super Mario Galaxy. One person controls Sackboy while another uses the pointer to grab things in the enviroment. 
 
Also that girl is evil.

This looks a lot better than expected actually. Some fun implementation in there. I wonder if they'll release a DLC pack of these motion orientated levels.
 
I heard comparisions to Super Mario Galaxy's two-player mode, but this seems a lot more engaging.

It could make for some rather interesting co-operative level design. But it's right there that they lose me in some ways.
 
I wish the sticks had an analogue stick on them. I appreciate the Wii rip-off claims and all, but I hope they just copy the nunchuck for these. That way, you could do all the motion control stuff in co-op or alone. Which makes it a much more worthwhile extension.
 
They should put an analogue stick on every controller and make you buy two when you buy it. That way you have complete parity. Nunchuck style control (dualstick style control in fact, if evey wand has a stick on it) and two wands meaning you can do what Sony actually intend you to do --- they've even said in the past that they want to everyone to own to. If they don't sell them in pairs, how can they expect people to program games requiring too -- youre just complicating the divide. Think about it: the project is already in the niche of those who own a PS3; then it's layered into the niche of those who own an Eye Toy; then the niche of those who own a wand; are developers really going to break that down even further into those who own two wands? No.
 
If they want to make it work, they have to take a hit. Two wands (both with analogue sticks) and an Eye Toy with some tech demo for $60 has to happen.
 
One wand (with no sticks) could be a disaster.

 It looks like a crude version of Icarian/NyxQuest style gameplay    

That's one thing I like about Icarian (and to a lesser extent, Lost Winds), that you can play it both single player and co-op.

Custom levels for this could work similar, if they made navigation the only action required by sack boy, and everything else up to the remote. But yes, actually supporting this solution natively by allowing full control of the character and the motion stuff at the same time would be best.

@Linky, yes, I did say good enough for a demonstration, I do hope however that the final result will be much more polished. For example, you don't merely move the objects around as if they're nothing in Icarian, they're still wobbling about with physics as if something is actually grabbing, or pushing them, and your powers are actually balanced since there's a gauge that needs downtime to refill, and other such things that provide a more robust gameplay feel. Indeed, it would (will?) be sweet to have that in an environment that allows creativity like Little Big Planet (with the option to turn elements like the gauge of, so you could have levels fully based around constant object manipulation for example) as you could have many things not seen even in Lost Winds or Icarian at all. I did mean it when I said it could make this game interesting.

This looks really gimmicky.

" That's one thing I like about Icarian (and to a lesser extent, Lost Winds), that you can play it both single player and co-op.

Custom levels for this could work similar, if they made navigation the only action required by sack boy, and everything else up to the remote. But yes, actually supporting this solution natively by allowing full control of the character and the motion stuff at the same time would be best.

@Linky, yes, I did say good enough for a demonstration, I do hope however that the final result will be much more polished. For example, you don't merely move the objects around as if they're nothing in Icarian, they're still wobbling about with physics as if something is actually grabbing, or pushing them, and your powers are actually balanced since there's a gauge that needs downtime to refill, and other such things that provide a more robust gameplay feel. Indeed, it would (will?) be sweet to have that in an environment that allows creativity like Little Big Planet (with the option to turn elements like the gauge of, so you could have levels fully based around constant object manipulation for example) as you could have many things not seen even in Lost Winds or Icarian at all. I did mean it when I said it could make this game interesting. "

"If they want to make it work, they have to take a hit. Two wands (both with analogue sticks) and an Eye Toy with some tech demo for $60 has to happen.  One wand (with no sticks) could be a disaster. "

Yeah, it's really just not very fun at its core, is it? They should have just completely ripped off 2D Mario physics and added a different jump or two to avoid being called such. With the level physics they already have, and the editing, it would have been its own sweet beast. Skill based varied platforming should have been added before everything else. They got other things right and forgot about that one all important aspect, imo.

" @get2sammyb said:

"If they want to make it work, they have to take a hit. Two wands (both with analogue sticks) and an Eye Toy with some tech demo for $60 has to happen.  One wand (with no sticks) could be a disaster. "

I agree. They need to package these in 2. There shouldn't be a way to only get 1 because then people will get that and then not buy any games that need 2 instead of just buying the 2nd controller aswell.  I still hope that isn't the final design, either. I think the perfect controller for this would be something like the Nunchuck prehaps with a few more buttons in smart places with 1 of them balls whacked on the top so you can do everything from move to reload or jump to point and shoot with a 1 handed controller. I doubt that's possible though so they should basicaly just rip off the Wiimote and nunchuck concept but instead make both have the same functionality except 1 have different buttons on it that do different things. "