game 6.5/10, describing it as more of a tech demo of the PlayStation Move's functionality, rather than a fully-fledged game. He also criticised the game's lack of lasting appeal as there are no prizes or costumes to collect. Miller did however say "If you have a bud who is as into LittleBigPlanet as you are, you're going to have fun" and that the game could act as a good demonstration piece for the PlayStation Move. Eurogamer scored the game 7/10 and said that "there's not a great deal of substance" and criticised the use of the LittleBigPlanet engine instead of LittleBigPlanet 2s enhanced features, but tempered it by saying "when you've got a game that already looks as lovely as this one does, I'm sure you'll be able to live with that." GamesRadar also criticised the game's length; "Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves is a very capable game; there's just not that much "game" to go around", the reviewer was also puzzled about the use of the original LittleBigPlanet engine in a game released next to the enhanced LittleBigPlanet 2 and summed up by saying "Overall, Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves is a strange beast. It's too good to be a demo, too short to be a game, too outdated to be a preview and imbued with too much care and character to be passed off as a PS Move advergame", and scored the game as 7/10. Applications in education Media Molecule worked in conjunction with ConnectED, a branch of Sony Computer Entertainment focused on the education sector, to develop a LittleBigPlanet 2'' teachers' kit for use in the classroom. The pack will feature levels themed around National Curriculum subjects including physics, maths, science, art and history and is designed to help engage students in these subjects. References External links Official LittleBigPlanet 2 website LBP.me Media Molecule website 2011 video games LittleBigPlanet Platform games PlayStation 3 games PlayStation 3-only games PlayStation Move-compatible games Puzzle video games Science fantasy video games Sony Interactive Entertainment games Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games scored by Daniel Pemberton Video games scored by Kenneth Young Video games scored by Richard Jacques Video games scored by Winifred Phillips Video games set on fictional planets Video games with 2.5D graphics Video games with downloadable content Video games with user-generated gameplay content Video game sequels Multiplayer and single-player video games Media Molecule Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves British Academy Games Award