"Every so often we get a game idea that manages to break away from the otherwise endless stream of tried and tested formulae. These are the kinds of games that don't just present a unique feature or a fresh approach on an old idea but instead give us an entire experience unlike the rest. Scribblenauts concept is to allow the creative minds of the gamers to flourish by letting them create almost anything they want to complete the levels and it's an idea that excites any gamer. After all, who co..."

Dark Arcanine via blogs.neoseeker.com »

"Scribblenauts is the type of game I should be head over heels for. The game is a testament of what can be done with video games, definitively proving that not everything has been done before. Better still, the game oozes with personality, has an infinite amount of replay and can be enjoyed by just about everybody. This is the type of game that I usually champion. So why is it that I love the concept so much, but just can't get into the game?"

Dark Arcanine via www.gamingnexus.com »

This week's Zero Punctuation has Yahtzee taking on the recently released DS game, Scribblenauts.

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Miss Razz via www.escapistmagazine.com »

Scribblenauts is a 2D Side Scroller with some pretty unique puzzles that will keep you entertained for quite awhile. Developer 5TH Cell has made sure the gaming experience for players would be different and more exciting than other puzzle games you might of played.

limesour via www.gamesabyss.com »

A game that caught the attention of many is Fifth Cell's Scribblenauts. When it was shown off at E3 people were blown away by the freedom it allowed since players could write almost anything and then see it immediately in the game. That combined with the unique puzzle mechanics made the game a highlight release for the Nintendo DS but is it worth checking out or did it try to do too much?

shogun_ian via shogungamer.com »

"5th Cell had a lot of expectations to meet, a lot of hopes and dreams to fulfill in the hearts of gamers everywhere. With an incredible amount of buzz surrounding this little DS title at E3, including the famous NeoGAF post by Feep describing using a dinosaur to defeat robot zombies, Scribblenauts has been described as creative, ingenious, and inspiring. Of course, with this much hype comes the possibility of disappointment. In the end, is Scribblenauts what we all had expected? For the most ..."

rrquinta via spawnkill.com »

"Scribblenauts is quite possibly one of the most unique games to be released this year, the game is simple yet it’s scope is beyond any other game before. Overall the game actually delivers on its ambitious promise but there are a few aspects that need to be improved for this title to become a true classic."

nullifier via lvlone.com »

"Prior to its release, Scribblenauts received a lot of buzz not because of sheer marketing muscle, but because of its completely original and utterly astonishing concept: you solve puzzles by conjuring anything you can think of, as long as it’s not a proper noun, lewd, or alcoholic. It gets better: the conjured behave as they’re expected to be—pandas chew on bamboo; mice eat cheese but strangely ignore caviar; vampires disintegrate when exposed to the sun—you get the idea. When judged by ambit..."

mikegotgame via dailynintendo.com »