According to executive producer Kirsten Gavoni, Scribblenauts Unmasked—the franchise’s forthcoming DC Comics-themed entry—will feel comfortably familiar to fans that’ve previously used protagonist ...

If you were at all disappointed with the first Scribblenauts, rest assured they fixed everything for the sequel. Maxwell is now easily controlled with the D-pad, eliminating the frustration caused by ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Back in 2009, Scribblenauts arrived on the Nintendo DS. It was unlike anything we’d ever seen. Players had to solve puzzles by ...

Like clockwork, as blasts of red and orange signal the arrival of fall, independent developer 5th Cell releases a Scribblenauts game. Series protagonist Maxwell and his magic notebook (where he thinks ...

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You see, Scribblenauts provides players with a positively staggering word bank from which to draw. For instance, you can surmount an environmental obstacle by climbing over it with a ladder, flying ...

I think I may have discovered the mark of a truly well-designed children’s video game: it makes you feel old. Not in a bad way — just that it makes you suspect you have to actually be a person of ...

Gaming interfaces have seen a renaissance of late thanks to the Nintendo Wii and touch screen controls. But Scribblenauts may be the first game to use your vocabulary as the interface. Gaming ...

There's a famous episode of The Twilight Zone called “It's a Good Life”, wherein a boy with omnipotent powers terrorises all those around him for his own amusement. Anyone or anything he doesn't like ...

Scribblenauts developer 5th Cell says it has laid off staff following the cancellation of Scribblenauts: Fighting Words by publisher Warner Bros. The number of staff affected is unknown at present.