Noby Noby Girl has stretched her way to Jupiter

I want to try this game so bad

At the end of the solar system: Will people go to Pluto or Planet X (Considering the "fact" that pluto is no longer a planet)?

Downvote if grammar is crap.

Did they use fuzzy math again, like they did to get her to Mars?

Wow, people still play this overblown tech demo? Noby Noby was fun for like 30 minutes, and then you realized that was the whole game.

Call me when the find the "fun" planet.

that pic is #priceless

First I heard the banjo music and smiled.

Then I heard Bach´s Cello Suite No. 1 and cried.

Noby Noby Boy, I salute you.

Now thats a huge bitch!!!!

I got this game the day it came out, and I knew right there it would be game of the year. I am being totally serious. It doesn't matter that every other game has better graphics, or tons more content, or Batman. This game gives you unlimited freedom, and it practically forces you to smile.

Also, I feel really bad for not playing this game the last few months. >_>'

Still, my point stands. This may be the best game ever made, simply because it is gaming at its essence: you, the character and the world. No story, no context. Just fun. Pure, focused fun. The best kind.

What is this madness?!

Is this the part where I come back with a mom joke, or some form of witty Star Wars line, or ask for one of the beta codes from the contest that went horribly wrong for reasons unknown to me?

OMG ACORNS!!!!

Oh, I wasn't saying anything bad about the actual game, which I have. Just that the math to get her places is a little "off."

is it just me.... or does noby noby boy scream kinda like mario at the end of that clip?

Not interested in playing this again.

What a great feature though. I wish other games would have this. More then this "silly" game. I dont really see going back to this game just to reach another planet.

I contributed!... if only a little bit.

It's fun, whatever youw ant to call it (game, toy, tech demo, whatever... these are just words).

Pluto is still a planet. Only four percent of the IAU voted on the controversial demotion, and most are not planetary scientists. Their decision was immediately opposed in a formal petition by hundreds of professional astronomers led by Dr. Alan Stern, Principal Investigator of NASA’s New Horizons mission to Pluto. One reason the IAU definition makes no sense is it says dwarf planets are not planets at all! That is like saying a grizzly bear is not a bear, and it is inconsistent with the use of the term “dwarf” in astronomy, where dwarf stars are still stars, and dwarf galaxies are still galaxies. Also, the IAU definition classifies objects solely by where they are while ignoring what they are. If Earth were in Pluto’s orbit, according to the IAU definition, it would not be a planet either. A definition that takes the same object and makes it a planet in one location and not a planet in another is essentially useless. Pluto is a planet because it is spherical, meaning it is large enough to be pulled into a round shape by its own gravity--a state known as hydrostatic equilibrium and characteristic of planets, not of shapeless asteroids held together by chemical bonds. These reasons are why many astronomers, lay people, and educators are either ignoring the demotion entirely or working to get it overturned.

When did Eneru leave the moon?

Wow!. . .she must be pretty loose

Inverted penis is inverted.

droamda, if you're referring to me, I happen to be an amateur astronomer and astronomy graduate student who has done extensive research on this topic and plans to write a book about it. Wikipedia is not an unbiased source. Visit http://gpd.jhuapl.edu/ to hear discussions from an August 2008 conference called the Great Planet Debate and here http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/planetprotest/ for the petition of professional astronomers who rejected Pluto's demotion.