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Wait, is this Scribblenauts 2? I read about this a couple months ago in Nintendo Power. They're seriously taking to heart the criticisms of the original's controls and gameplay structure, and from what I've seen, its going to be all the better for it.

That was brilliant. This sums up so much of Nintendo's appeal. Of course there's the nostalga factor, but how many games could truly pull something like that off? If you showed a video like that with Halo footage to one of the series's fans 20 years after the franchise started, the response would most likely be, "Yup, those were great games that helped push the shooter genre." But show that footage to a long time Mario fan, and he'll be on the verge of tears at least. Nintendo's games do so well at creating pure unbridled fun, that even something as simple as the Mario games can be breathtaking.

So yeah, Nintendo, hire that guy for next year's E3. You'll make a lot of fans very happy.

I don't give a no that they changed it, but it does seem insignificant. Here I was thinking Nintendo had given this absurd censorship crap up.

Not a big deal, but it should be nice for those who want to grind away from the game.

Naw, both censor inducing words and proper nouns are out.

Technology has come a long way.

Karma, karma, karma. Brutal Legend just jumped to the top of my Rocktober list just for this.

Can Activision fall any lower?

Good thing the game will be retail.

The sounds of accordion music sent goosebumps down my arms. August 24 can't come soon enough.
Here's hoping Nintendo follows suit with the second trilogy and movie. (Far-fetched I know.)