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7 months ago
The Humble WB Games Classics Bundle has a lot of super-biff for cheap
Today's Humble Bundle - probably the PC gaming deal of the day - contains a lot of grimdark Bat-biffery, and a few surprises on the side. Seven games for (up to) $12, mostly comics-themed, but with some underappreciated stuff in there. Plus, the incongruously bright Bastion and the wildly weird and happy Scribblenauts Unlimited, all capped off with the complete edition of Batman: Arkham Knight…
4 years ago
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Have You Played? is an endless stream of game recommendations. One a day, every day of the year, perhaps for all time. The first time I played Scribblenauts was at the Warner booth at E3 in 2009. E3 is awful, and it stood out like a ray of golden light, emitted from a tiny DS station hidden behind their booth proper. Word of mouth saw…
6 years ago
Here at RPS, we make a policy of loving Scribblenauts in spite of its flaws, and sometimes we use it to construct elaborate, oddly poignant superhero parodies. And yet, even before DC license announcements entered the picture, I was always impressed by how carefully the series balanced on the glossy lip of pop culture without falling into a bottomless well of legal troubles. No, it's…
Remember when Scribblenauts Unlimited simultaneously launched in all territories thanks to the lightspeed techno-magic of the 21st century? Well then, congratulations. You evidently live in a pristinely wound clockwork dimension where things actually make sense. Others of us aren't so fortune. Case in point: the entirety of Europe. While North America got the whimsically open-ended puzzler back in November, Warner Bros decided to shove its European release…
7 years ago
Feature: Scribbling, Scribbling
Scribblenauts Unlimited has now been released in both North and South America. It's soon out in Australia. And Europe's not getting it until next year, and no one will say why. Sigh. And that's a damned stupid shame, because it's a ridiculously lovely thing, that I'd will everyone to check out. If only the could. Here's wot I think:
Scribblenauts Unlimited - the fourth game in the magical series - released on PC for the first time this week. Kind of. If you're a North American, you'll see the game available on your Steam account, and indeed the Wii-U version in your stores. But if you're outside of the former colonies, prepare to significantly increase the tax on any tea you might want to…
Was this already a known thing? 5th Cell's absolutely amazing Scribblenauts series is finally seeing a version released on the mothership. No one had told me. The utterly magical platform-game-meets-actual-proper-magic is going to be on PC, as well as Wii U and 3DS, and Scribblenauts: Unlimited going to be using Steamworks to let you share the madness you create.
