Scribblenauts Unmasked

Scribblenauts_UnmaskedMax teams up with the DC Universe's most famous heroes to save the world in Scribblenauts Unmasked.

Totally was not expecting this. And with me currently having an Injustice fever and having just finished watching Young Justice, my DC nerdgasm is at an all time high. Scribblenauts Unmasked is coming to the Wii U, 3DS and apparently the PC.

Scribblenauts scribbles its way into the iPhone and iPad

massive damage THINK IT! CREATE IT! SOLVE IT! The unique DS series, Scribblenauts, which lets you conjour up items or creatures by typing in nouns to solve puzzles is now available for iOS devices.

Going under the name Scribblenauts Remix, I hear that this game is a port of Scribblenauts 2 from the DS which means that aside from nouns, you can create even crazier things by combining nouns with adjectives. Aside from all that, the game boasts that it has 10 new levels exclusive to the iOS versions.

The game is going for $4.99 in the app store. So what are you waiting for? Get the game and type in "Cthulu"! :D

 

 

 

 

The Scribblenauts 3rd Person Shooter

Remember that post I did before on blogspot about the 5th Cell, the Scribblenaut guys, working on a 3rd person shooter for Xbox Live Arcade? Well this past GDC they finally revealed what that game isand its called Hybrid.

From a glance it just looks like a regular 3rd person shooter with not so crisp graphics and such, here's the catch, there will be no free movement. Yes, you can't run around and shoot dudes like you would in any 3rd person shooter. Sound weird? I can't blame you. Now I said that there is no free movement but there is movement. It is essentially like a tactics game that you can only move from cover point to cover point. The player is given a button to retreat, buttons to move around in cover, and the ability to free aim while in cover or during transit. Players also have the ability to select different cover to run to while in transit. Throw in a small squad assist mechanic and online play and you have yourself a game just as unique and quirky as Scribblenauts was.

When I first heard that there will be no free movement I was dumbfounded with a huge "WTF" look on my face. Then I heard that movement is limited to cover points and suddenly a whole new ball game is set. Most people would say that i