Now that the game is out, impressions? I rather like flying on a Pterodactyl's back, shooting baddies with a bazooka.

Fuck, I forgot to get it. College 'n all that. I should go buy it tomorrow.

Found out some fun stuff on 4chan. The devs threw in some memes.
Type:
Longcat
Tacgnol
Overninethousand
giantenemycrab OR massivedamage

There are also some interactions. For example, spawn a cat, and then use toast on it.

I hope it's available when I go to the mall this afternoon. My massive student loans just cleared, so...

Here are my thoughts:

1)Fucking epic shit can and will happen.
2)Control scheme is shitty.
3)Music sucks.
4)Ambiguous hints in harder levels.
5)Library filled with unknown words.
6)God is available, but not Jesus.

The fact that you can begin playing before you even open the main menu is awesome.

Here are my thoughts:

1)Fucking epic shit can and will happen.
2)Control scheme is shitty.
3)Music sucks.
4)Ambiguous hints in harder levels.
5)Library filled with unknown words.
6)God is available, but not Jesus.

The fact that you can begin playing before you even open the main menu is awesome.
I agree on all of this. And about number six, they say no names, thus Jesus won't work. God however, is an idea or concept of a being, rather than a name.

That's the conclusion I came to. But then, why does Cthulhu work?

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The closest I can come up with is that the word Cthulhu may be used in the same sense as the word God. Like God, Cthuhlu is some anceint, powerful thing with a lot of names, and the word Cthuhlu itself has become a sort-of shorthand for extreme horror or evil (at least according to wikipedia). So I'm going the the concept rather than name thing again.

so if i write "giant throbbing erection"

so if i write "giant throbbing erection"
I don't recall exactly how they said it, but nothing vulgar or lewd works.

Nothing "suggestive" is how they put it. You might get one irl, but not in the game.

Scribblenauts is a funny game, me and my friend spent like an hour or so trying to come up with anything interesting that could spawn in the game.

That really is the game's main attraction. When I saw the ceiling cat level I was like oh shit. Also, I'm using an action replay, so I can create an unlimited number of objects.

So here's my question. You know the last challenge level in mish-mash? Where the clue is "It's the last level"? The one where it seems like you have to be a godly player in order to beat it? And then the gates just open for you? And then the camera pans over to the little bunker where the developers are leering at you? Well, what's the best way to fucking annihilate those little pricks?

Yeah...the levels do get pretty confusing, but I'm pretty sure that's their way of challenging you. OR of course...as you call it making the person playing the game feel angry enough to smash their DS into a million little pieces.

I was considering dumping the cartridge into some hydrochloric acid. But now I only have 6 levels left to beat.