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2009: Gaming

Stories about Media Molecule

Dreams is the most important new game in a decade

Dreams isn’t actually about dreaming, but it lets you create the stuff that dreams are made of.

Dreams is the most important new game in a decade

Rethinking Immersion: How “Tearaway” Brings A Game Into Your Life, And Vice Versa

Media Molecule’s acclaimed Tearaway provides a unique experience where story is inextricably linked to platform and where creativity is the core message.

Rethinking Immersion: How “Tearaway” Brings A Game Into Your Life, And Vice Versa

Take A Class In LittleBigPlanet With Prof. Sackboy

The PlayStation game LittleBigPlanet is a promising vision of the future of education from an unlikely source.

Take A Class In LittleBigPlanet With Prof. Sackboy

The Most Innovative Companies in Gaming

Can LittleBigPlanet Save Sony’s PS3?

To inject life into the flagging PlayStation 3, Sony is banking on a charmingly weird new game called LittleBigPlanet, from a scrappy UK startup called Media Molecule. LBP — and its hero, Sackboy — brings social networking and under-generated content to console gaming. Meet the visionary geeks behind it.

Can LittleBigPlanet Save Sony’s PS3?

LittleBigPlanet’s Little Big Scandal

Impact

One million seabirds died in the North Pacific during 2016’s brutal ocean heatwave

Which U.S. cities’ transportation networks are doing the best for the climate?

This new Ikea store has zero parking spaces

Creativity

Watch this YouTuber’s creative correction of the nightmarish character design in ‘Cats’

What Beyoncé’s Ivy Park x Adidas launch means for the new age of celebrity brands

How Amazon’s new movie ‘Troop Zero’ got its magical realism

Co.Design

Ceramics get a futuristic makeover

Unlike Ikea, this easy-to-assemble couch won’t test your relationship

Move over, princesses. These girls’ clothing brands glorify science

Work Life

First-time leaders need to stick to these 4 truths to succeed

These are the 5 most common office injuries

4 signs you might be more ageist than you think