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It’s been too long since we ran a reader review, but don’t worry I haven’t forgotten about you guys! We have a bunch in stock, and I’ll be dropping more over the next couple of weeks.
First up is Benjamin Golightly, with his review of Super Scribblenauts. I enjoyed the first game, but somehow found it difficult to muster up any interest for the sequel. I figured plenty of you guys would be in the same frame of mind, so perhaps this review will inspire you to give it a second glance.
Super Scribblenauts, out yesterday, contains more words than its decidedly wordier predecessor. How many words is that? Try 33,000. And here they all are!
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The “more” from that headline refers the hyper-active vikings, powerful cheetahs and tiny dragons alluded to in this new Super Scribblenauts trailer, released as part of WB’s Gamescom hype.
If you’re going to play like Maxwell, you might as well look like Maxwell, with a pair of attractive plush headphones available to GameStop customers that preorder the adjective-infused Super Scribblenauts.
