Characters from Goldilocks & The 3 Bears level

Goldilocks & a scary bear
Goldilocks & a scary bear

 

Plenty of progress made this week. Scott is designing the layout of the level, making sure it is aesthetically pleasing as well as functional. Euan and Lewis have managed to investigate use of EyeToy-generated stickers in Little Big Planet. Ricky has been filming and has solved the problem of importing video into the computer from a DV-tape. Natasha has made sure all her staff members are on task and has managed to get them to make decisions about their team identity.

Ian

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