Scribblenauts could come to other platforms

I am one of those proud people.I myself promise in 1992 that I would never own anything that had to do with Nintendo unfortunately DS is Nintendo so I won't go near it but it doesn't mean I hate video games.

@HeXeN
Wow...
Hey, wait! 1992? That's the SNES era! You're still sore about Sega losing to Nintendo even after 17 years?

allow me to add this retroactively:

I guess the same could be said about people who like games but dont have a PSP or PS3 or a Wii (except that makes sense cause the Wii has no gamez amirite?) or whatever.

But still, the game selection for the DS is soooooooooooo good. Granted, a lot of them are RPGs, but still.

"I am one of those proud people.I myself promise in 1992 that I would never own anything that had to do with Nintendo unfortunately DS is Nintendo so I won't go near it but it doesn't mean I hate video games."


LOL, you can't have done anything in 1992 because it's obvious from that retarded post that you're 12.

"Proud people" hahahahahahaha. Hey guess what kid, you're wrong, you -loathe- videogames. You're not a gamer. You're the antithesis of fun.

My thing about the DS is that while it has a huge and great library, the library of games I actually want to play is really small. It's a great system, but when I'm placed the stylus (wrist cramps at best) it's just painful, and the few non-stylus games just don't click that much with me.

I look at it like the 360; I can totally understand why people love and appreciate it, and it's not a bad platform, it's just that there's nothing that draws me to it personally.

I think it's more like a movie-buyer that doesn't like 3D movies. It's not that the technology is bad, or that they're not good movies, it's just that none of them particularly appeal to the person.

That sounds like those old people who "feel dizzy" from looking at a PC screen. "You must have square eyes by now, boy. Go play outside".

Point being, I haven't heard complaints like that since the DS first launched. If you're not willing to overcome that small hurdle of getting used to stylus controls to play some of the best games on any system, then Idunno what's up with you.

Hey guys I'm a scribblenauts dictionary definer and I was listening to your conversation here and I am glad that all of you are excited about this game! I infact have some goood updates for you...

1.) Scribblenauts is strictly on the ds, and you can only use words that are not validated or copywrited, the things you create act the same as they would in real life, and it is all stylus based!

2.) As we are booking the dictionaries, thesaurases, encycolapedias, and more. We find this a very hard task to do, so thoughs who are want this game out right now must understand how hard it is to make such a game like this. Plus %th cell production is planning to later on release it on other platforms!

3.) Their will be multi-player and level creator, to share with your friends, in your level you can summon different kinds of emotions, like you can make a dinosaur afraid of a carrot in your level. Then you can let your friend do this level or you could do his... Infact you can do it together! By combining some object together you can makedifferent things happen... like when a villian see's the moon he will turn into a werewolf!

That's all for now but I can keep all of updated as much as possible all you have to do is e-mail me at Alex4d@live.ca or visit www.scribblenauts.com to ask a question!

@Alex4d

For a "dictionary definer", one hopes that the spelling in your game is better than the spelling in your comment - or else trying to create some trees and writing "pines" could cause a whole world of trouble...

And where's the fun in that?

You do realize that USB keyboards are like $5, and there have been controller based keyboards since the dawn of time, right?

Oh absolutely, but honestly, how many people prefer USB keyboard input for consoles or controller-based keyboards over simply typing or writing letters on a screen? Both work well enough, but I personally prefer stylus input.