I spent a whole month only doing this. I was something like 10 back then, it was one of my first "hardcore nerdy" (kinda?) moments. Its too good reading these comments and thinking at little 10yy old me struggling to ace that damn level. God i wish i was a child.
It's been ten years since I played this game. I've beaten Bloodborne, and every game in the Souls series. I've returned to my roots. With a tear in my eye, I whisper one word, and one word alone. Where it all began. "Wheel."
The Wilderness is by far one of the most subtle, yet large changes to any game I have ever played. Up until The Wilderness, it's all sunshine, stickers, and dress-up. Once you meet the Magician, though, he makes you realize: You are LittleBigPlanet's final hope. The King recruited you for a reason, to neutralize the enemy. The threat. The serial kidnapper, The Collector. You talk to the Magician, then, he warps you. This very suddenly changes the tone of the game. It gives you the sense that you really are out in the wilderness. You are out there on your own. No longer are you happily running along, racing incompetent mob bosses. You are out there for one reason, and that is to ensure the safety of the planet. I never thought, before reaching that point, that one single sound effect would make my heart sink, but... After making your way through the harsh reality of what is happening, as well as the harsh wilderness, you make it to the bunker. You are not alone. But there aren't any nice people around you either. There are full on missiles being launched at you. (Well, okay, they're actually pictures of Arnold Schwarzenegger, but...) You finally make them realize who the true enemy is, and the otherwise strongest man in that army gives you a good luck, and you're off, to by far the hardest level in the game. Sackboy somehow manages to make it through the treacherous wheels of death, only to find that, with his absence, everybody has been kidnapped. He frees them all, and moves on to the final battle.
Stone Heads Group I think in one of the early wilderness levels there's a section with missiles that get shot towards you, iirc, there's a sticker of him on them
That’s how I felt about the game but no one else agrees. this track is badass. I’m playing through it again hoping to be able to speed run it potentially in the future
You are not alone my guy. I loved this game in 2nd grade and looking back as a sophomore I’m so sad I will never experience nostalgia like this again. I feel an even stronger feeling from tomodachi life’s Christmas music. Being on a plane on my way to Idaho for Christmas with my 3ds in hand. the snow coming down. I was in 5th grade at the time and I’m holding back tears knowing I will never have that moment back. Feelsbadman
Honestly. The Bunker was one of my favorite levels in this game. That wheel at the end was a ridiculously tough challenge, but it was doable. Man do I miss this game.
played this game when i could barely read and i am only now listening to the ost and i've been hit by the nostalgia... but i'm 12, I guess you could never be too young for nostalgia
you know I remember at the beginning of this level there was a guy who said "good luck, you'll need it" and at first I was all like I don't need luck and in the end it took me a year to beat this level
The intensity and seriousness of this music is so perfect for where it is. This is the third to last level in the game. Following this, there will be one easy platforming level to tie up the loose story threads, and a final boss that many players will beat on their second or third try. But in The Bunker, you have one final go at a no-holds-barred platforming challenge, combining every difficult element from the game into one level, buffing them up all by a few points, and throwing more challenge on top of it. Some players may spend weeks, even months, here. The moment you spawn into this level, the silence punctuated only by the single synth track tells you that it doesn't get much more serious than this.
Goosebumps coming to me and I can't do anything but listening to that music, to these musics (if we're there, we all searched "LBP soundtrack" and we all fell on the same playlist...) I listen to these beauties, remembering my innocence and my joy of living as a child.... I remember so much things, that's insane. LBP was clearly one of my childhood's games. It's such a creative game, where you can do whatever you want. The musics, the landscapes, the enemies, the friends, the search for solution.... This is hard for me, as I moved from my country and my friends since this time. Listening to this is like time-travelling: I'm seated in front of my PS3, all my friends are around, everyone is laughing... we are having so much fun... i'm being so nostalgic... As I read the comments, I see that all the kids we were have grown up and are growing up... We all have the same feelings right now and this is amazing to gather so much people from different countries to feel together... This is LGP spirit.
I played that damn level for 4 years with the same friend. When we finally finished that wheel of death... Oh God that wheel... Well we just hug each other as it was so nice to finally beat that freaking level. That's what I call a challenge
Esta canción me hiso volver al pasado.... Ahora Little Big planet se fue para siempre... Marco mi infancia con su cierre me rompí por completo toda mi infancia con este juego se había acabado ya nadie habla de este juego solo los veteranos como yo y otros lo recordaremos... Como el primer juego de la creatividad y la imaginación...
It's funny because the people the come on these videos but didn't finish or even play the game are reading the comments like "the spinning wheel of death? what is that?"
i replayed all of lbp 10 years later and got through the wheel so easily, somehow it hurt even more than all the deaths my inner child suffered. Also the fact that i was too stupid to realise i could just walk on the middle non electric part whenever it was upside down was pretty painful too
I love the Wilderness over any of the final levels of LBP I like the Cosmos in LBP2, but it seemed a bit cliche The final level in LBPSP was a bit anti-climactic LBPVita is right next to the Cosmos for me I don't even remember what the final level was in LBP3 I feel like it was so perfect, without being too dark and gritty, it managed to be menacing and gave you a good idea that "This is the end of the journey", This music helps a lot with that Side note: The only complaint I have is The Bunker, so much of my childhood was wasted on the fucking Bunker, fuck that wheel, I still have trouble with it to this day! AND I'VE ACED IT ONCE!
Iam writing late but: LBP 3 Final Level is called "The great escape" and it was probably the weakest of all Final levels in all LBP (in my Opionen anyway) My favrouite Final Level must be the "Re-Animation Station" from LBP PSVita.
@@jacobmccombs4530 Ok, maybe it is the worst LBP game, but worst game ever is pushing it a bit. You can tell there were some passionate people on the development team, but they just couldn't quite hit the magic of the first two, and some higher ups were just lazy. I can name a lot of games that are worse than Little Big Planet 3, like Hotel Mario, for example. I have never played it myself, but Cyberpunk 2077 sounds like a good candidate.
The intro to this version is the best. The other version with the bells paints a set, but this one can go with anything... like studying for an exam for 12 hours straight
This level, this music, omg, everything about it was always so epic to me back then (And still is). I really need to buy this game again omg I remember going back to this level just to listen to this amazing music!
This song alone made me realize that you can't have friendly, creative Utopia without something going dreadfully wrong. It's wonderful by every meaning of the word how Media Molecule was able to work in such intense moments into a game that's all about creativity
I've beaten Cuphead, 8 Legend of zelda games, 11 Mario Games, 3 Mega Man games, Shovel Knight, Terraria, And Many Many more games. Yet I NEVER have been able to beat that one Little Big Planet Level with the electric wheel. I have died countless times on that stage and I have tried beating it with 3 other players many times. And I STILL haven't done it. Little Big Planet should be in the list of the hardest games ever. It is NOT easy.
I was able to pass it when I was 7 years old, I loved this game so much that I almost finished it 100%, although the level was very difficult, I finished it
this version of the wilderness song is my favorite, I'm not sorry for spamming this with comments. I was honestly obsessed with the game, I would've never left the game had it not been for my unfortunate situation
This is a re-upload of the mix I did back in the day, but it looks like the audio quality on this one is much nicer because it was uploaded 3 years later when RUclips started supporting HD resolutions. Thanks for having a backup of my mix! Original is here: ruclips.net/video/5_SHhQ4cp1s/видео.html
me and my brother would do this stage so much back in 2008, those were the best days of my life and I will remember it because I grew up with the game and have known it for as long as I can remember :')
The hardest level in any LittleBigPlanet game, this level can die but I love it anyway despite the fact that it took me a few years to beat it when I was younger.
I remember I used to help people ace The Bunker. Literally right before the scoreboard, I would invite them and then we'd walk up to it just for them to "ace it". I was such a chad back then. BY THE WAY THIS TRACK IS AS NOSTALGIC AS THE GARDENS THEME. IT HITS ME SOOOO HARD.
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I can hear myself getting electrocuted
😂😂😂😂
I fear no man... but that thing... *Glances at The Wheel of Doom * It scares me.
bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzat *alarm horn*
*restarts level for the 50th time*
Lieuant 23 sackboy would jump forward and pull a frown
A moment of silence for those who attempted to ace this level.
I spent a whole month only doing this. I was something like 10 back then, it was one of my first "hardcore nerdy" (kinda?) moments. Its too good reading these comments and thinking at little 10yy old me struggling to ace that damn level. God i wish i was a child.
appreciated..
I got it and it took 3 fuckin days aaa
Thanks, I never got it, but I appreciate the gesture
I aced the final boss, but..but this shits on another fucking level holy shit this was hard
*Never too young for a Wheel flashback*
*too
Bella Drawz lmao xd
*FLASHBACK TO THE STONE AGE*
Hey zest!
Pain
This here is when shit got real.
once you got to this point, you realized the fun is over. it was about to get FUCKING REAL
It's been ten years since I played this game.
I've beaten Bloodborne, and every game in the Souls series.
I've returned to my roots.
With a tear in my eye, I whisper one word, and one word alone. Where it all began.
"Wheel."
The impending wheel of demonic doom
That F****** wheel 🤣🤣🤣
@@kylehayes8437 i got through that thing in weeks from what i can remember
IT TOOK ME 5 YEARS TO BEAT THE BUNKER.
It took me a few days
30 minutes
Don't make me feel bad!
ahah huhum sorry
I still haven't done it 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The Wilderness is by far one of the most subtle, yet large changes to any game I have ever played. Up until The Wilderness, it's all sunshine, stickers, and dress-up. Once you meet the Magician, though, he makes you realize: You are LittleBigPlanet's final hope. The King recruited you for a reason, to neutralize the enemy. The threat. The serial kidnapper, The Collector. You talk to the Magician, then, he warps you. This very suddenly changes the tone of the game. It gives you the sense that you really are out in the wilderness. You are out there on your own. No longer are you happily running along, racing incompetent mob bosses. You are out there for one reason, and that is to ensure the safety of the planet. I never thought, before reaching that point, that one single sound effect would make my heart sink, but...
After making your way through the harsh reality of what is happening, as well as the harsh wilderness, you make it to the bunker. You are not alone. But there aren't any nice people around you either. There are full on missiles being launched at you. (Well, okay, they're actually pictures of Arnold Schwarzenegger, but...) You finally make them realize who the true enemy is, and the otherwise strongest man in that army gives you a good luck, and you're off, to by far the hardest level in the game. Sackboy somehow manages to make it through the treacherous wheels of death, only to find that, with his absence, everybody has been kidnapped. He frees them all, and moves on to the final battle.
That should be the description of the game...
Arnold Schwarzenegger where?
Stone Heads Group I think in one of the early wilderness levels there's a section with missiles that get shot towards you, iirc, there's a sticker of him on them
absolutely, when you enter the Tundra you know shit has hit the fan
That’s how I felt about the game but no one else agrees. this track is badass. I’m playing through it again hoping to be able to speed run it potentially in the future
Me: OH GOD! I can't beat this wheel! Let's see what's on TV.
TV: WHEEL! OF! FORTUNE!
Me: NOOOOOOO
Too bad. I just had to stay and try to beat it.
Niko Baby Seriously, the Wheel of Doom really isn't that hard, 'yall need Jesus.
AirickMcCool jesus hehe..
It was a joke
i counldn't beat some of the levels because i was 5........
tfw you got the yellow box costume and people didnt know what it was back then
Feels good.
it was so easy to beat the final level and ace it, I memorized everywhere you were supposed to be.
God help me, the nostalgia's so bad i want to cry.
You're not only one... this game was brilliant but... 2th and 3rd came over... and...SHIT CAME TRUE
@@corvidaesapiens lbp2 was a fantastic game what u talking about
we all could use a good nostalgic cry every now and again have at it man
I cry until now... :D fuck, the best game and best memories...
You are not alone my guy. I loved this game in 2nd grade and looking back as a sophomore I’m so sad I will never experience nostalgia like this again. I feel an even stronger feeling from tomodachi life’s Christmas music. Being on a plane on my way to Idaho for Christmas with my 3ds in hand. the snow coming down. I was in 5th grade at the time and I’m holding back tears knowing I will never have that moment back. Feelsbadman
Damn the bunker was so freakin hard ;)
after a long time i finally aced it a few years ago.
Sackboy the Spy989 I aced the whole game,
then my ps3 got YLoD and I was mad because of that specific level. :(
No Nam3 I had to call my brother to help me with that wheel.
you bet
Wheeeeeellll!
this was my childhood
john hills This was my adulthood
+Beach Ball hell yeah!
+NeinSnepr He can't play when he's 1 year old. You're the one who's 9 here.
+NeinSnepr really? what a logic!! so don't you think he could be 9 or something around by that time?
Exactly.
Honestly. The Bunker was one of my favorite levels in this game. That wheel at the end was a ridiculously tough challenge, but it was doable. Man do I miss this game.
That titanic level. It was so well crafted. “The ship of dreams” it was called. I’m already missing my childhood and I’m only 14
2 years ago
@@klm9440 damn
We miss it. It’s a shame the servers went down.
played this game when i could barely read and i am only now listening to the ost and i've been hit by the nostalgia... but i'm 12, I guess you could never be too young for nostalgia
This is one of the best pieces of music ever composed I swear
Dat electric wheel :(
7 years later: 😔
@@julianreyes5453 lol
That damn wheel of death was and still is my one weakness in all of LBP
I think I added you a long time ago, did your PSN account have a similar name to your RUclips account?
Practice parkour then :p
Mane the Electric Guitar in this is beautiful :)
Is it bad that this is my most favorite song in all of little big planet? XD
J Guitierres nope
Yayas!!!
J Guitierres I like this, Rock The Jungle, and the Canyons theme.
Nice.
No, not at all.
*Flashbacks* Trying to beat the level without losing any life , it was sooo freaking hard
i did it and whenever someone says ''wheel'' i get that flashback
Acing this level was my proudest achievement. That freaking electrical wheel.. I wanna cry :(
We can all agree that this is one of the greatest and most creative games in technology history
hardest level in the entire game, even more than the boss battle
its between this and boom town
Man the final boss was easy
you know I remember at the beginning of this level there was a guy who said "good luck, you'll need it" and at first I was all like I don't need luck and in the end it took me a year to beat this level
The intensity and seriousness of this music is so perfect for where it is. This is the third to last level in the game. Following this, there will be one easy platforming level to tie up the loose story threads, and a final boss that many players will beat on their second or third try. But in The Bunker, you have one final go at a no-holds-barred platforming challenge, combining every difficult element from the game into one level, buffing them up all by a few points, and throwing more challenge on top of it. Some players may spend weeks, even months, here.
The moment you spawn into this level, the silence punctuated only by the single synth track tells you that it doesn't get much more serious than this.
The Wilderness was outraging...
i had to do the second level over 50 times
Atlas ikr
Well I "aced" the bunker if you know what I mean.
I made someone else beat it and came in right before he came to the end.
And I actually aced the bunker 2 days ago. :P
***** Or, you know... you could just actually ace the level.
GOOD JOB
U are pro
Caden Bryan but what about the gate thing that prevents u from joining late?
I still have unfinished business, I need to ace this level.
You got this! :)
Goosebumps coming to me and I can't do anything but listening to that music, to these musics (if we're there, we all searched "LBP soundtrack" and we all fell on the same playlist...) I listen to these beauties, remembering my innocence and my joy of living as a child.... I remember so much things, that's insane. LBP was clearly one of my childhood's games. It's such a creative game, where you can do whatever you want. The musics, the landscapes, the enemies, the friends, the search for solution.... This is hard for me, as I moved from my country and my friends since this time. Listening to this is like time-travelling: I'm seated in front of my PS3, all my friends are around, everyone is laughing... we are having so much fun... i'm being so nostalgic... As I read the comments, I see that all the kids we were have grown up and are growing up... We all have the same feelings right now and this is amazing to gather so much people from different countries to feel together... This is LGP spirit.
да брат, полностью согласен
Finally went back and aced every level, and my god.. this took a few years off my life span.
great song but wHEEL
blueblur98 IT TOOK ME LIKE 2 YEARS TO BEAT IT
me too
blueblur98 yup
I forgot how long it took me to ace it but it took me one day to beat it
That part with the Guitar and the Chorus..... BEAUTIFUL TRACK♥
Literally the greatest piece of music ever composed in all of human history
This goes hard.
Nostalgic the way i aced the level since 2013-2014. i miss that game brings back a lot of memories. :,)
I played that damn level for 4 years with the same friend. When we finally finished that wheel of death... Oh God that wheel... Well we just hug each other as it was so nice to finally beat that freaking level.
That's what I call a challenge
This level gives me flashbacks now that I played it again years later and beat the game my little cousin will experience the wheel now
I'm glad i'm not the only one who hated that electric wheel
chef boi indeed
This is one of the levels i want to play again to see if i was just bad back then or if it really is that hard
Esta canción me hiso volver al pasado....
Ahora Little Big planet se fue para siempre...
Marco mi infancia con su cierre me rompí por completo toda mi infancia con este juego se había acabado ya nadie habla de este juego solo los veteranos como yo y otros lo recordaremos...
Como el primer juego de la creatividad y la imaginación...
This music is the thing that makes it click in your mind that you are on an epic journey, and what you are playing is a tale of wonder
It's funny because the people the come on these videos but didn't finish or even play the game are reading the comments like "the spinning wheel of death? what is that?"
i replayed all of lbp 10 years later and got through the wheel so easily, somehow it hurt even more than all the deaths my inner child suffered. Also the fact that i was too stupid to realise i could just walk on the middle non electric part whenever it was upside down was pretty painful too
i remember how i helped other ppl getting a no death run in the bunker :D good times
can you help me
PTSD when that 500 layered wheel
Passed this level once. Never touched it again.
The drop goes harder then my controller at the wall when i died at the wheel for the 17th time
THE BUNKER, I SPENT WEEKS TRYING TO FUCKING COMPLETE THIS LEVEL BACK IN 09
I love the Wilderness over any of the final levels of LBP
I like the Cosmos in LBP2, but it seemed a bit cliche
The final level in LBPSP was a bit anti-climactic
LBPVita is right next to the Cosmos for me
I don't even remember what the final level was in LBP3
I feel like it was so perfect, without being too dark and gritty, it managed to be menacing and gave you a good idea that "This is the end of the journey", This music helps a lot with that
Side note: The only complaint I have is The Bunker, so much of my childhood was wasted on the fucking Bunker, fuck that wheel, I still have trouble with it to this day! AND I'VE ACED IT ONCE!
Iam writing late but:
LBP 3 Final Level is called "The great escape" and it was probably the weakest of all Final levels in all LBP (in my Opionen anyway)
My favrouite Final Level must be the "Re-Animation Station" from LBP PSVita.
lbp3 was the worst game ever, I aced it in 16 hours.
@@jacobmccombs4530 Ok, maybe it is the worst LBP game, but worst game ever is pushing it a bit. You can tell there were some passionate people on the development team, but they just couldn't quite hit the magic of the first two, and some higher ups were just lazy. I can name a lot of games that are worse than Little Big Planet 3, like Hotel Mario, for example. I have never played it myself, but Cyberpunk 2077 sounds like a good candidate.
I never had that much trouble with the wheel. But HOLY SHIT THIS GOES HARD
It has been 12 years. I still remember when I Aced The Bunker.
When I defeated The Wheel.
Guys I’ve finally beat the wheel in 2019
SirSlapAsss but did you ace it is the real question.
same buddy
this music goes SO HARD
The intro to this version is the best. The other version with the bells paints a set, but this one can go with anything... like studying for an exam for 12 hours straight
If this shit was playing you knew you were about to have fun time.
*the bunker flashbacks*
PrismDragon 97 *shit*
This level, this music, omg, everything about it was always so epic to me back then (And still is). I really need to buy this game again omg
I remember going back to this level just to listen to this amazing music!
when the bunker wheel maze starts a-rollin
you're fucked my dude
This song alone made me realize that you can't have friendly, creative Utopia without something going dreadfully wrong.
It's wonderful by every meaning of the word how Media Molecule was able to work in such intense moments into a game that's all about creativity
If there was a song I could base my life off of, this would be it
It took me 4 years to beat the bunker and when I did I felt a rush of sweet joy an I cried tears of Joy when it happened... ahh memories
For the most part, the wheel isn’t that difficult. ... Unless you’re trying to ACE the level.
I was too young at the time to remember any of the levels but I do remember the amount of time I spent playing with this interactive song on my moon.
The Bunker...
Oh gods...
Kinda...
I was good until I came to that damn wheel. One of the hardest parts on that game.
Not for me!
Same 😨 the wheel off death 💀
The guy who likes Cats meow cats
I've beaten Cuphead, 8 Legend of zelda games, 11 Mario Games, 3 Mega Man games, Shovel Knight, Terraria, And Many Many more games. Yet I NEVER have been able to beat that one Little Big Planet Level with the electric wheel. I have died countless times on that stage and I have tried beating it with 3 other players many times. And I STILL haven't done it. Little Big Planet should be in the list of the hardest games ever. It is NOT easy.
I was able to pass it when I was 7 years old, I loved this game so much that I almost finished it 100%, although the level was very difficult, I finished it
this version of the wilderness song is my favorite, I'm not sorry for spamming this with comments. I was honestly obsessed with the game, I would've never left the game had it not been for my unfortunate situation
Randy Lee Siggers oh what happened?
Mrs. Erin Douglass I had become a character of ill repute in the community of LBP2
Long long story
Were you wrecking the scrubs then got banned because they were salty?
*gains superpowers in an rpg*
by far the best song cycle in that level
That death wheel still gives me ptsd since 2012
if you know, you know
god bless this game
1 of the best litlebigplanet 1 soundtrack!:)
The wheel of infinite sarrows
This is a re-upload of the mix I did back in the day, but it looks like the audio quality on this one is much nicer because it was uploaded 3 years later when RUclips started supporting HD resolutions. Thanks for having a backup of my mix!
Original is here: ruclips.net/video/5_SHhQ4cp1s/видео.html
I just can hear the sackboy getting electrocuted with this
I'm so glad all of us come here to remember our childhood. This game is so special to me man.
this song has some good rock in *roll*
Wait, hold up, only thing that rolls is round, and one round thing is... *no no NO N O N O O O O O O*
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS SONG FOR YEARS
The alarm isn't actually there, but I swear I can hear it
Sackboy, the metropolis centre is 220 kilometres below here.
How do you propose we get down?
I don't know, that's so high.
me and my brother would do this stage so much back in 2008, those were the best days of my life and I will remember it because I grew up with the game and have known it for as long as I can remember :')
The song: 😎
The level :⚡️☠️
i associate this song with a vivid memory of me and my brother breakdancing on the couch to this at 1 am when i was 6
I completely forgot this song existed... and holy shit is it a beat and a half!
The hardest level in any LittleBigPlanet game, this level can die but I love it anyway despite the fact that it took me a few years to beat it when I was younger.
*PTSD flash backs of the sounds of the alarm going off as I had one life*
Always reminded me of a lone epic warrior about to take on an evil nation and succeed in the end.
the synth in this beat sound so much like Annihilate (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse)
Freeze-a-Tron probably would’ve appeared here and would’ve replaced the electricity if it wasn’t scrapped
That WHEEL
I usually use this music when I'm using technology and when it's winter.
with interactive gardens this is my favourite song! ;)
Wheel of Doom? Nah not this time, i got "deloading"
Salute for those who have gotten past the wheel of doom 😞
When dat beat drops though.
Can we just appreciate the bells in the background
A.K.A "The PTSD Song"
I remember I wanted to scream trying to beat this level
I'll never forget the day I aced the whole story mode...The bunker was the last level I aced.
Best soundtrack in the game
One of my favorite LBP songs ever :')
W H E E L
I remember I used to help people ace The Bunker. Literally right before the scoreboard, I would invite them and then we'd walk up to it just for them to "ace it". I was such a chad back then. BY THE WAY THIS TRACK IS AS NOSTALGIC AS THE GARDENS THEME. IT HITS ME SOOOO HARD.
Oh my god the nostalgia... TAKE ME BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS PLEASE GOD