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E3 2009: Scribblenauts

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Warner Bros. new puzzle action game Scribblenauts gives the player the ability to summon objects by writing the name of the object on the Nintendo DS touch screen. The objective of the game is to collect objects called Starties which help the main character Maxwell through the game.

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  • who cares if it doesnt have vulgar. i mean do you really need crack and bitches in a game to make it good?

  • There IS a vacuum cleaner... it's spelled "Vacuum" -- not "Vacuume"... if you were spelling it your way, no wonder it didn't find it XD

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  • Did he call him mad cocks at the beginning?

  • @Mrtoast109 calm down o.o

  • Mrtoast109@ calm down o.o

  • @D4nnyb0yTV i think that was intentional :D

  • 1:16 is it just me or does Max look a lot like Gordan Freeman from Half Life....

  • @MrToast109 I made crack using adjectives. Hint: there are adjectives. Not giving more clues.

  • @ClarkRandomness You can cause a Pyrotechnic to appear by typing "PYRO". Proof is in another video.

  • @HuskyZealot i havnt tried that yet. but you can literally type in almost anything. so far the craziest thing that my sister has done on the game when shes played it was a flying rainbow fire breathing unicorn.

  • You can't make James Raynor appear even if you really want him to.

  • So I can type "PYRO" to make a Pyrotechnic appear, huh?

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