WorthPlaying: "Scribblenauts was one of the most ambitious titles ever released on the DS. It wasn't a visual powerhouse, but the gameplay had never been tried before. It offered freedom by giving the player the ability to create whatever he or she could imagine and use it to solve puzzles. While Scribblenauts was an impressive title, it had a lot of frustrating flaws. None of the flaws ruined the game, but they were enough to keep it from living up to its true potential. Wonky physics and poorly implemented stages meant that some players had more fun on the title screen than they did in the game. Super Scribblenauts is not the most impressive sequel, as it's a fairly standard update with a few new features and extra puzzles. Thanks to the bug fixes and design updates, Super Scribblenauts also manages to be a far more accessible and playable game than its predecessor."
Scribblenauts has long been a series lauded for its wealth of adjectives and nouns. Sometimes, it's astounding to discover exactly how far this can go, and that's why we have gone to the trouble of scouring for the most obscure and curious words that somehow yield results.
We all know the nagging feeling of desires unanswered, and when it comes to Scribblenauts, this can be taken to a whole new level of desperation. Whether it’s a phallic-shaped library or anti-STD-campaigning Death, here are some things we all secretly wish could be made in Scribblenauts.
Scribblenauts Collection, a new two-game compilation pack for Nintendo DS, has been released by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment to introduce gamers of all skill levels to the puzzle game series.
Not sure why they feel the need to do this. Scribblenauts was a good concept with flawed execution, which Super fixed. Just release Super as a downloadable or something, I dunno.
