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Scribblenauts Unlimited screens show how fun Nintendo characters can be
Nintendo shared some screenshots of Scribblenauts Unlimited that demonstrate some of the different ways you can interact with Mario, Link, and other popular characters.
Players...
Pre-order Scribblenauts Unlimited on Steam, snag a rooster hat in Team Fortress 2
Rooster hats seem to be a recurring theme in the Scribblenauts series. The fact of the matter is that the darn things are ridiculously...
Mario and Zelda characters popping up in Scribblenauts Unlimited on Wii U
Warner Bros. Interactive has announced a neat perk for the Wii U version of Scribblenauts Unlimited. In what can only be considered quite the...
Scribblenauts Unlimited trailer makes me want to humiliate Cthulhu
A new trailer has been released for Scribblenauts Unlimited. Due out for the Wii U, 3DS, and PC, 5th Cell's next entry in the...
Rooster hat returns as pre-order bonus for Scribblenauts Unlimited
When DS owners pre-ordered the original Scribblenauts back in 2009, they were treated to one of the most charming bonuses ever: a rooster hat....
Hybrid review
We’ve seen bits and pieces of 5th Cell’s Hybrid over the last few game shows, talking with the producers about what would make them...
Can Hybrid Survive The XBLA Death Sentence?
Launching a multiplayer game on XBLA can be akin to putting a product on life support right out of the gate. Hop into the...
Oh hell yes: Hybrid and Minecraft invade each other’s worlds
Crossovers! Ya like 'em? Of course you do! And if you like Minecraft and are looking forward to the upcoming third-person shooter, Hybrid, you've...
Scribblenauts dev says Wii U is ‘definitely’ more powerful than current gen
5th Cell CEO Jeremiah Slaczka believes that the Wii U is "definitely more powerful than Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3."
The developer is currently working...
Hybrid shoots its way to XBLA on August 8
While 5th Cell may be known for making charming experimental games such as Scribblenauts and Drawn to Life, the studio is looking to try...
