I sort of hope it’s just a really bad pun, for that would show that the 5th Cell staff has top-shelf humor.

Now, it’s unclear whether or not this is just a really bad pun or something you can actually type into the game.

This gave us funny objects like Baberaham Lincoln.” “ we added male and female versions of all of our professions, so now you can randomly get a male or female doctor, or specify which one you want. This begs the question: What’s different about this one? So Brittany’s claim about pregnant tank checks out, but you can do that on either entries in the series prior to Unlimited. “Great,” I thought, “That’s just a stupid icon! That doesn’t count as being pregna-”Īnd then it gave birth to another itty bitty baby tank! Right in front of me! Okay, here’s a quick little slideshow of what happened: I will be right back– I’m gonna go try this out in Scribblenauts: Remix, the iPad version of the game. “We also include hundreds of adjectives, so if a tank isn’t enough for you, you can make a giant, friendly, spotted, golden, pregnant, fire-breathing tank.”Ī pregnant… tank!? I had never thought of using “pregnant” as an adjective. “Scribblenauts is a game where you can make anything you can think of,” says 5th Cell producer Brittany Aubert, “We have tens of thousands of objects you can type and create like dragon, time machine, jetpack, construction worker, tank, or bazooka. The latest entry in the series– penned Scribblenauts Unlimited or ScribU- will be launching alongside Nintendo’s next home console on November 18th, but if you’re someone who has never played the games and wants to know what they’re about, I have just the quotes from just the person for you! The sheer grandioseness of the series is almost daunting at times, and if you don’t relax and let your imagination take over you may find yourself stuck for ideas, which in turn may cause your opinion of the game to suffer! The concept of creating anything was legitimately awesome (as in, full of awe– not “super cool”), and 5th Cell went ahead and topped even that by throwing adjectives into the mix with the second game in the series, Super Scribblenauts. That game, predictably, was Scribblenauts. ZombiU does that a little bit, Minecraft has that draw, and another such game came along when it was shown at E3 a few years ago. It’s really not very often that simply hearing the premise of a game makes you tingle with excitement.

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