Super Scribblenauts: "Use of Adjectives"
Posted: Wednesday May 19th, 2010
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If you recall, I raved about Scribblenauts for the DS when it came out. It was simple and fun. Unfortunately the some of the luster started wearing off when I began struggling with objects that should work a certain way but didn't. Or when the physics went completely wonky on me. It wasn't a big deal. It was still a fun game. I'd just typically have to try a puzzle several times before I nailed the right series of objects.
Well, now there's a sequel on the way "Autumn" of this year. Warner Bros. Interactive has said that the game's controls have been upgraded and it will allow the use of adjectives to alter/enhance the objects players call into play. Here are the examples Warner Bros. gave: "gentlemanly, flaming, flying zombies and purple, obese, winged elephants".
So, for those of you that played Scribblenauts and understand the basic gameplay mechanics, what ridiculously weird adjective/noun pairings are you going to try first? You know, just to see if they work.
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Well, now there's a sequel on the way "Autumn" of this year. Warner Bros. Interactive has said that the game's controls have been upgraded and it will allow the use of adjectives to alter/enhance the objects players call into play. Here are the examples Warner Bros. gave: "gentlemanly, flaming, flying zombies and purple, obese, winged elephants".
So, for those of you that played Scribblenauts and understand the basic gameplay mechanics, what ridiculously weird adjective/noun pairings are you going to try first? You know, just to see if they work.
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