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Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter Review
1:30PM Michael McWhertor | Developer 5th Cell returns to the world of Drawn To Life with the straightforwardly titled Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter, picking up where the first game concluded, with a new brand of evil threatening the adorable Raposa. More »
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Scribblenauts Spells Sales Success In September
6:40AM Michael McWhertor | Though it didn’t make an appearance in the NPD Group’s top ten bestselling games in the U.S. for September, 5th Cell’s innovative Nintendo DS game Scribblenauts conjured up impressive sales. More »
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Scribblenauts Dev Moves On To Consoles, “Pretty Big” XBLA Game
9:40AM Michael McWhertor | Having sufficiently conquered the handheld platform with clever games like Drawn To Life and Scribblenauts, developer 5th Cell is moving onward and upward to console platforms. That includes a “pretty big” unannounced Xbox Live Arcade game. More »
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Scribblenauts’ Original Name Sounded Like A Gameshow
7:00AM Owen Good | Scribblenauts is People’s Exhibit No. 1 for giving a game a great name. It’s a unique word, hinting strongly at the quirky adventures you’ll have. Good thing, too, because the original name sounded like something Wink Martindale would host. More »
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‘Special Announcement’ Teased On Scribblenauts’ Facebook Page
9:00AM Owen Good | What is it? Who knows? That’s why the verb “tease” was used in the headline. “Get your rooster hats ready! We have a very special announcement coming very soon …” says the page. DSiWare? iPhone? Pure conjecture. More »
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Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter Preview: Improved DS Scribbling
3:40AM Stephen Totilo | When is a Scribblenauts story not about Scribblenauts? When it’s about the other ambitious game development studio 5th Cell is releasing on the DS this fall. More »
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Frankenreview: Scribblenauts
4:00AM Mike Fahey | Your vocabulary is your power in Scribblenauts, 5th Cell’s innovative new puzzle game for the Nintendo DS in which write makes might. More »
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Racial Terms In DS’ Scribblenauts? Unintentional, Developer Explains [Update
12:15PM Brian Ashcraft | Nintendo DS title Scribblenauts has players solve puzzles by writing words. The game has a database of tens of thousands of words; writing words causes objects to appear on screen. So what happens when you write “sambo”? More »
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5:00AM Brian Crecente | Riding on the back of a Tyrannosaurus Rex into a crowd of robot zombies: It’s a pretty powerful image, one that taps into the basic instincts of most geeks and screams “Buy this game.” More »
Scribblenauts Review: Embrace Your Inner Geek
5:00AM Brian Crecente | Riding on the back of a Tyrannosaurus Rex into a crowd of robot zombies: It’s a pretty powerful image, one that taps into the basic instincts of most geeks and screams “Buy this game.” More »
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