Scribblenauts Has Level Creation, Sharing

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It just got more awesome.

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We already know that developer 5th Cell's ambitious DS project Scribblenauts will keep us distracted with its purported ability to let us conjure up anything simply by writing its name on the screen. What we didn't know is that the game will also let us confound others by letting us edit and share levels. Seriously, is there anything this cute little game can't do?

In Scribblenauts, players will be able to create and share custom obstacle course-style levels with other players, as well as dictate how objects in these levels behave. We might create a whale who loves honey, or a rainbow that attracts flies. Or, as Kotaku's Totilo puts it, things could get weird when Scribblenauts pencils in all of our free time this fall.

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If this game really delivers what it's promising.. GOTY! And I'm not talking just about DS games..

Heck.. if it's able to do 50% of what is promising, it'll already be pretty awesome
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Not to mention the developer stated its mathematically impossible to experience every thing in this game (using all the items in conjunction).
 
Would be greater if they could get in some DLC.

Really looking forward to this game, this is one of those sort of games that you can finish differently to other people, much like Portal and Crayon Physics there isn't really an exact way to complete a level.
 
well it is a child friendly noun word only
for example: i know the word beer is blocked but rootbeer isnt
 
I'm going to play this game just too see how badly I can break it.

Perhaps there should be a thread where members share what outragous things they wrote in at specific puzzles that actually worked.

Maybe I'll try writing "Shark" and seeing if anything interesting happens.
 

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