Warner Bros. has spent the past year aggressively expanding its portfolio of studios, with notable acquisitions including a majority stake in Arkham Asylum developer Rocksteady and Lego Star Wars developer TT Games.

But according to senior vice president of production and development Samantha Ryan, it's time for the media giant to slow down and reorganize (via Gamasutra).

"We're actually I think going to go through kind of a settling period for a little while," she said, "where we're going to focus on getting all the stuff that we've just acquired well-integrated, and really focus on the games."

We know Little Big Planet 2 will use the Move motion controller when it releases, which sounds perfect for potentially streamlining the level creation process. But speaking to Joystiq, Media Molecule co-founder Alex Evans said they'll also release a patch post-launch that'll let players implement Move controls into their levels as well, similar to what was capable with the Sixaxis in the first LBP.