Topic: Super Scribblenauts discussion thread

What are action stages? Anyways I have a request... what does Gigantically Small Mouse do? Or Nuclear Powered Robot Dog... do those work?

I have absolutly no problems with the touch screen controls in this game. But as a lefty, using the buttons to walk with the D-pad setup is really awkward. But the controls are great! Just letting everyone know.....

But I feel kinda guilty, I restarted the 1st game to get ready for this one, and never finished it. But then again, this game is sooooooooooooo much more awesome.
^{I already beat it anyway......}

@KaiserGX

The action stages involved physically obtaining some goal, like moving from point A to point B (with various treacherous things awaiting you), defending someone, etc. The puzzle levels are more direct, asking you to give an item like X to person Y, and so forth.

I have to say that I'm really missing the action levels. You can easily create your own with the improved level editor (which I've only used briefly, but great possibilities there are already apparent), yet they should have at least included the original levels somehow. These puzzle ones tend to bore me, to be honest; maybe 1 in 5 is actually enjoyable, while the rest are too restrictive. I'll have to create my own action levels soon to make up for it.

The title screen, however (now easily customizable through the editor, and with auto-saving of your state between plays) is easily worth the purchase.

If anyone would like to transfer custom levels, my FC:
0389-4860-1594

So far, I have one amusing level to offer.

I will like to make level in these game , but well, I will need to wait some more weeks

I don't know if anyone's said this before, but bring up arcade machine

^I have, but yeah, its pretty cool.

The time machine is a must, as it offers five new environments full of fun things to play around with.

@warioswoods What does the teleporter do this time around?

It takes you to a labratory with two scientists watching you on a balcony, and if you walk to the left, there is a broken impassible door, but you can see two broken partical colliders and two Haz Mat people trying to fix them. But when you go near the broken door, a portal appears on the other side, and a random monster attacks the people.

Its a clever Half-Life reference.

Is the Wi-Fi still where you both have to be online at the same time?

Question:Need help, theres this level where you make a horror movie set. I think its either 4-2 or 5-2, but I cant do it. It usually accepts 2 things, then nothing will get me a step closer to the starite. Wut

I was just wondering... where the heck is the NL review of these game????!!!!

You know I actually have no idea. I was wondering the same thing...I'm sure one of our guys is on it, though. It's a pretty big title.

Also where is corbie, I haven't seen him in alot of days, and hes is well, the top reviewer? Or is any other guy working on the super scribblenauts review?

Corbie's been around alot, as a matter of fact, he did the Kirby Epic Yarn review not lot ago. I'm guessing since Super Scribblenauts isn't a game made or published by Nintendo, it'll take a bit longer for a review to be up. Because I'm pretty sure NL gets Nintendo games before release to review if I'm correct...
^{I know Corbie does...}

Anyway, this game has been out for a week and a half, and I'm still loving it.

Kirby's Epic Yarn is still not by nintendo, it is by a first party good feel inc, the creators of wario land: shake it, and these is a really big title, so idk why the review isn't out, or at least, why no one knows who is working on it or if anybody is working on it.

A first party developer essentially means it was made by Nintendo. And Nintendo published it, which is probably all that matters in terms of whether or not a review copy is sent (not that Nintendo is the only company that sends review copies, but still). But I'm sure someone's on it.

Comes out in the UK in four days. I don't know when I'll get it though.

Christmas is soooooooo far....