Pumpkin Head mask returning to LBP in time for Halloween

by Griffin McElroy { Oct 26th 2009 at 1:45PM }

If you missed your chance to grab the LittleBigPlanet Pumpkin Head mask, which was offered as a free Halloween promotion last year, don't fret -- Media Molecule is bringing the complimentary costume piece back to the game this Thursday. We're not certain how long the wearable gourd will be available to download, so make sure you act quickly, lest you be forced to wait another year before you get your Sleepy Hollow Sackboy on.

[Via VG247]

Tags: costume, dlc, free, halloween, littlebigplanet, littlebigplanet-dlc, media-molecule, pumpkin

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Traceur_Ryuk [All Digital until December] (PSN: Ryuk_shinigami) @ Oct 26th 2009 2:21PM

Bah, they need a different Halloween costume. I don't want them reusing the same ones for every holiday. I thought that was one of the good things about getting it early is all the costumes.

Allprox @ Oct 26th 2009 3:05PM

Are there really that many people still playing this anyway?

The last time I went online the most popular levels were all those stupid bomb dropping ones. Nothing creative is being made anymore.

Traceur_Ryuk [All Digital until December] (PSN: Ryuk_shinigami) @ Oct 26th 2009 4:57PM

Yes, there are a lot. That's exactly the reason why the popular levels suck. Just keep digging past them, you'll find some amazing ones. Like go to most hearted levels.

spikeylee @ Oct 26th 2009 3:12PM

the GOTY edition was just released so there's a nice resurgence of players.

but yeah, i was hoping for a new Halloween costume too; or at least a pumpkin with a different face. but hey, it's free so beggars can't be choosers!

CH3BURASHKA @ Oct 26th 2009 9:36PM

They missed a huge opportunity to make different designs, the Pac-man ghosts, for instance.

Also, is there gonna be a Reaper costume?

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