Comments on: Scribblenauts: Write Anything. Solve Everything. http://www.justbecauseicanblog.com/archives/scribblenauts-write-anything-solve-everything/ the personal blog of Christopher Schnese Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:58:56 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Christopher Schnese http://www.justbecauseicanblog.com/archives/scribblenauts-write-anything-solve-everything/comment-page-/#comment-218 Christopher Schnese Fri, 18 Sep 2009 01:29:30 +0000 http://www.justbecauseicanblog.com/?p=443#comment-218 I've been having a lot of fun with it. Half the time I don't even attempt to complete the level I'm on. I just play around with scribbling in different objects. It's really fun to create one thing and then destroy it with something else. It's also fun to try to solve the puzzle in the most ridiculous, Team America inspired way possible. It would be really cool if you could connect two DSs and do a weird battle mode where you and another person take turns trying to counter each other's attacks. I've been having a lot of fun with it. Half the time I don't even attempt to complete the level I'm on. I just play around with scribbling in different objects.

It's really fun to create one thing and then destroy it with something else. It's also fun to try to solve the puzzle in the most ridiculous, Team America inspired way possible.

It would be really cool if you could connect two DSs and do a weird battle mode where you and another person take turns trying to counter each other's attacks.

]]> By: Stephen http://www.justbecauseicanblog.com/archives/scribblenauts-write-anything-solve-everything/comment-page-1/#comment-219 Stephen Thu, 17 Sep 2009 08:19:03 +0000 http://www.justbecauseicanblog.com/?p=443#comment-219 A friend of mine showed me this a few days ago. I was completely blown away by how vast their graphics library was. We spent a while trying to stump it (without words that are obviously obscure), and really couldn't. I love that sort of "free input" approach. When you're playing a game with just a handful of buttons and clear instructions, it's all about skill. But with a game like this, or those old text-based adventure games where you need to figure out what the commands are yourself, the sky is the limit. You could play for as many hours as you'd like, and never know if you've exhausted all the possibilities. It's enough to make me want to go out and buy a DS. A friend of mine showed me this a few days ago. I was completely blown away by how vast their graphics library was. We spent a while trying to stump it (without words that are obviously obscure), and really couldn't. I love that sort of "free input" approach. When you're playing a game with just a handful of buttons and clear instructions, it's all about skill. But with a game like this, or those old text-based adventure games where you need to figure out what the commands are yourself, the sky is the limit. You could play for as many hours as you'd like, and never know if you've exhausted all the possibilities. It's enough to make me want to go out and buy a DS.

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