Finally, after months of intensive work, we are going to be given the gift of time. December will indeed be a welcome break for us here. In November, you got your share of review and videos as usual, but as the big 2012 released are all out now, the weeks to come should be rather quiet. Don't worry though, since a few games slipped through our fingers lately, like Assassin's Creed Liberation and LEGO Lords of the Rings for example, we will try to catch up on the footage we haven't been able to deliver. What's more, we will let you have another look at Project CARS so you can see if some progress has been made since last time. The holiday season is now upon us, Gamersyde is still up and running, so let's just hope the end of the world will not show itself in three weeks so we can continue next year.

LittleBigPlanet Karting was the promise of the perfect combination between ModNation Racers and the LittleBigPlanet franchise. Released this week, the game fails to deliver the amount of fun people have come to expect from a Mario Kart-like, mainly because of a lack of balance between the different power-ups and also a clear lack of speed. The creation tool is still very promising as we can count on the community to bring new content in the months to come, but will it be enough to keep players interested in the long run? In the end, the game seems pretty average, which is quite disappointing considering how great it could have been. Frustrating when playing solo (AI will give you a hard time shooting you down repeatedly, making victory rely on chance mostly), United Nation Games' title is clearly destined to multiplayer mayhem.

Apparently LittleBigPlanet Karting will be slightly scripted. This trailer tells us more about this story that will push Sackboys to take the wheel on PS3 on November 7.

Sony has published some assets for LittleBigPlanet Karting The game developed by United Front Games (ModNation Racer) will release this year for PlayStation 3.
Update: 4 new screens added.