Saw this on 5th Cell's twitter 10 minutes ago, 
see http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=123856   
  
And I quote....

" Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announces Super Scribblenauts as the title for its follow-up to the groundbreaking hit video game. In the first game, players used their imagination to write any word to bring that object to life and use it to solve puzzles. The original Scribblenauts for Nintendo DS has sold more than 1.1 million units worldwide since its launch in September 2009

All-new for Super Scribblenauts, players now have the ability to write any object that comes to mind and modify it in any way they desire using adjectives to reach the goal in many levels. Adjectives can change the colour, size, style, behaviours and many other aspects of the object they are describing. Multiple adjectives can be combined together to produce incredibly creative objects, such as gentlemanly, flaming, flying zombies and purple, obese, winged elephants, allowing the player’s imagination to run wild for an even more inspired and individual experience than ever before. "

The title should be "Not-So-Broken-Anymore Scribblenauts".

controls and physis that aren't utterly broken plz

Super!
 
Hopefully, it's not broken this time, and they bring better controls to the table.

Is Hakan in it? 
 
Hopefully this version won't suck.

Man I hope that now you can FADC Cthulu into Jesus.

Sounds super.

If they fix what was broken in the first game it might work out.

The adjective makes it sound more like a expansion then a sequel. I liked the first game, despite the fact the 'game' part of it was broken.

Coming out for the SNES? >_>

Going the nintendo route I see

Durgers. :D

If they actually do put durgers in there, then I'm sold.

Soup-hair?

insert: better (adj) controls (n)
 
what happens?

It doesn't look like they've done anything about the crude graphics/animations. And I doubt they've improved the blandlevel design or fixed the illogical object properties.
 
Changing the controls is one step in the right direction, but adding adjectives doesn't seem like it will enhance the game, it only seems like it will further complicate things; there will be more unexpected object interactions and more opportunities for glitches. They should be aiming for fewer words if anything, I would actually prefer 100 properly working words than 20,000+ words which function in all sorts of nonsensical ways.

I fell into the hype trap for the first one.  (plus it had an awesome pre-order bonus) 
And consider it to be one of the worst games released last year.  They'd have to do a lot to get me even remotely interested in this one..