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Scribblenauts (Nintendo DS)
In Scribblenauts, the player uses the touch screen to help their ... Last Update 16.03.2010 15:42
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by - written on 25/09/09 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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Scribblenauts is a new DS game that works on a concept that you can write ANYTHING and it comes up in game as a useable object, with which you can use to solve the level... Interesting? Read on. ~~~GAME COVER~~~ The game box has a colourful front, and well designed in my opinion with many objects coming from a notepad, which represents the game very well... Although slightly childish, the concept is very much adult, and anyone can play this!! Here's how... ~~~GENERAL OUTLINE~~~ Each "world" (there are 10 in total) have two sections, one action and one puzzle, and each divide has a further 10 levels. In total, there are 200 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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If you've heard of Scribblenauts before, you'll know that it is a 2D side-scroller with a very interesting twist... You are given a goal in each level. These goals are usually pretty simple such as getting from point A to B or gathering certain objects scattered around the level. What makes Scribblenauts so unique is the way you undertake these tasks. By touching an icon on the touch-screen you simply type in an item you think you need to complete this task and the item appears. Almost anything you can think of from apples to rocket ships to teleporters to high-end explosives. OK, I know what you're thinking and no you can't make dirty things ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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Always on the lookout for a new game, I stumbled across some reviews for a game called Scribblenauts. After reading the review I had to give it a whirl so I got myself a copy and have been thoroughly enjoying playing it since. The basic premise of the game is simple, you control a young boy who has to complete each level by undertaking a task, be it something very simple like providing other characters with and item, or something more complex like collectiong flowers which are being 'guarded' (for want of a better word) by bees or piranhas! How you complete each level is up to you..literally!!! Presented in fairly typical sideways scrolling ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/10/09 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Scribblenauts was released on the Nintendo DS in early October 2009 and is in the genre of puzzle game - But I would prefer to call it an imaginative puzzle game. Scribblenauts allows the user access to thousands of items that can be accessed by a keyboard to use in the game... but you the user have to imagine how to use it first - You have to solve the puzzle using your imagination... and there are no set rules to what is wrong and what is right. The amount of items that you can imagine is in the game - you need a jet pack to climb a mountain? You got it! You need poison to kill fish that are trying to kill you? You got it! Need to get away in a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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The athiest I'd created was happilly strolling along until God appeared. Confronted with absolute proof of the divine he panicked, quivering and clutching at his head in terror. He tried to run, but unfortunately his path was blocked by a windmill I'd made earlier. I'd tied a length of rope to one of the sails of the windmill with a dog at the other end, and the little pooch was merrilly swinging in circles through the air. Anyway, the atheist needn't have worried because God was preoccupied fighting the devil, who was attacking Him with nun chucks. This is the kind of lunacy you can expect with Scribblenauts, a truly original puzzle game that tests not the ... Read the complete review
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