Topic: I demand you discuss more Scribblenauts!

title says it all

This game is looking amazing and very very innovative.. reminds me of an argument i once had with a ps3fanboy who said that true innovation requires hardware to support it.. FAIL, look at this

I just have one question and i know most of you already considered this.... what happens when you write penis? (dont look at me like that you know for a fact that about 80% of people who get this game are gonna write it)

People were talking about it... in the Scribblenauts thread.

I think that true innovation is more likely to come when there are limits. You can't do what you first think of, so you have to be more creative to accomplish what you want.

i'm assuming you mean it would say something like "get the star at the bottom of the ocean without using any scuba or fishing gear"
forcing you to think of a completely non obvious way to do it?

There's a lot of talk about this game. I'm kind of burnt out on all the hype, frankly. Even though its my most anticipated game of the year

I know the feeling actually.. you just want to play it, you already know all there is to know so your not bothered about any new updates on it unless they are a release date... right?

Totally.

I got like that with the conduit (yes i know many people think its overrated but i still want it to come to europe NOW, and the online is supposedly as good as it claimed)

I'm happy to oblige. For starters, the game appeals to the sadist in anyone.

IGN said that writing down vulgar things such as "penis" doesn't give you any results. Also, copyrighted stuff is off course out of the question. I saw a video on YouTube in which they tried "Obama" which did not work either.

On the other hand, other AI's like "Cthulhu", "God", "Keyboard Cat" (they apperently like LOLcats) and "Einstein" work.

Seeing God take on Cthulhu with a riflegun made me let go of all my doubts about this title.

ah ok, that makes sense i guess