So, I've been hyped for Scribblenauts for awhile now, and some of the buzz from the GiantBomb guys and other places over the past week had me worried. I wasn't sure if there was a lot of merit to it or not, but I did let my hype drop down a couple of levels. Still, I received a copy earlier, and after having put over an hour into the game, I'm finding it thoroughly enjoyable.
 
Is it perfect? No. Do I wish I could use the D-Pad to move? Yes. Still, I'm finding the game to be everything I thought it would be, which is to say a fun and inventive puzzle game with a world of possibilities. Yes, there are frustrating moments, but the game is also a lot of fun.  I definitely think that it is delivering on what it promised to do, and while it may not revolutionize gaming, it is a very quirky and fun game that is doing a lot of new things. And above all, I'm just finding it fun.

So, I've been hyped for Scribblenauts for awhile now, and some of the buzz from the GiantBomb guys and other places over the past week had me worried. I wasn't sure if there was a lot of merit to it or not, but I did let my hype drop down a couple of levels. Still, I received a copy earlier, and after having put over an hour into the game, I'm finding it thoroughly enjoyable.
 
Is it perfect? No. Do I wish I could use the D-Pad to move? Yes. Still, I'm finding the game to be everything I thought it would be, which is to say a fun and inventive puzzle game with a world of possibilities. Yes, there are frustrating moments, but the game is also a lot of fun.  I definitely think that it is delivering on what it promised to do, and while it may not revolutionize gaming, it is a very quirky and fun game that is doing a lot of new things. And above all, I'm just finding it fun.

but theres to many frustrating parts in scribblenauts to call it a great game :(