Nintendo Power Confirms Scribblenauts 2

[-Aaron]

I'll get it if they use the D-Pad to control Maxwell.

I don't know why people make such a big deal about Nintendo DS game using touch screen controls. If you don't like touch screen controls, then why get a DS in the first place? >_>

Then why put a D-pad in?

 

[Tyeforce]

I'll get it if they use the D-Pad to control Maxwell.

I don't know why people make such a big deal about Nintendo DS game using touch screen controls. If you don't like touch screen controls, then why get a DS in the first place? >_>

Then why put a D-pad in?

Do you can use both touch screen and button controls. But controlling Maxwell with the D-pad while controlling everything else with the stylus is just too weird. But I don't care if they give the option to control Maxwell with the D-pad in Scribblenauts 2, as long as they also give you the option the play the original way.

 

[Ron Ronaldo]

I hope that they tighten up the controls! They were kind of awkward the first time around. ^^;

 

[ViewtifulJoe]

I love the game, and I'm still finding new things, like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, but there was a considerable amount of awkward commands and glitching, especially on the level editor. But when you actually make a level, it feels so good even if it's trash.

 

[Micah]

I'll get it if they use the D-Pad to control Maxwell.

I don't know why people make such a big deal about Nintendo DS game using touch screen controls. If you don't like touch screen controls, then why get a DS in the first place? >_>

Then why put a D-pad in?

Do you can use both touch screen and button controls. But controlling Maxwell with the D-pad while controlling everything else with the stylus is just too weird. But I don't care if they give the option to control Maxwell with the D-pad in Scribblenauts 2, as long as they also give you the option the play the original way.

It's not that weird. Plenty of games have that type of control.

 

[Tyeforce]

I'll get it if they use the D-Pad to control Maxwell.

I don't know why people make such a big deal about Nintendo DS game using touch screen controls. If you don't like touch screen controls, then why get a DS in the first place? >_>

Then why put a D-pad in?

Do you can use both touch screen and button controls. But controlling Maxwell with the D-pad while controlling everything else with the stylus is just too weird. But I don't care if they give the option to control Maxwell with the D-pad in Scribblenauts 2, as long as they also give you the option the play the original way.

It's not that weird. Plenty of games have that type of control.

I just played Scribblenauts a bit today, and I can see that it might actually be a little better to be able to control Maxwell with the D-pad, but then you have a big problem; how do you move the camera, then? The D-pad is used to control the camera's view.

 

[Tyeforce]

Well, you got your wish, anyway...

- Developed by 5TH Cell
- DS Only
- D-pad controls for Maxwell
- significantly improved stylus controls
- camera is now fixed.
- Big updates to physics
- Levels are revamped and completely improved
- levels are deeper in content.
- The 10,000 words refers to adjectives
- some new words

 

[[Nook]]

I might get this one.

 

[Micah]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controls. If you don't like touch screen controls, then why get a DS in the first place? >_>

Then why put a D-pad in?

Do you can use both touch screen and button controls. But controlling Maxwell with the D-pad while controlling everything else with the stylus is just too weird. But I don't care if they give the option to control Maxwell with the D-pad in Scribblenauts 2, as long as they also give you the option the play the original way.

It's not that weird. Plenty of games have that type of control.

I just played Scribblenauts a bit today, and I can see that it might actually be a little better to be able to control Maxwell with the D-pad, but then you have a big problem; how do you move the camera, then? The D-pad is used to control the camera's view.

Little arrows on the top, bottom, and sides of the screen?

 

[PaJami]

When I read this article, I was super excited! Like most people said here, the first one got me excited but disappointed me a bit since most things you typed in didn't do much. With adjectives and more words, I'm definately getting this

 

[Neko Yuki Pyrozanryu]

Looks.....sorta.......idk

 

[Tyeforce]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controls

Do you can use both touch screen and button controls. But controlling Maxwell with the D-pad while controlling everything else with the stylus is just too weird. But I don't care if they give the option to control Maxwell with the D-pad in Scribblenauts 2, as long as they also give you the option the play the original way.

It's not that weird. Plenty of games have that type of control.

I just played Scribblenauts a bit today, and I can see that it might actually be a little better to be able to control Maxwell with the D-pad, but then you have a big problem; how do you move the camera, then? The D-pad is used to control the camera's view.

Little arrows on the top, bottom, and sides of the screen?

I'd think that would really get in the way sometimes, and it'd be annoying seeing arrows on the screen at all times.

 

[Micah]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controlsand button controls. But controlling Maxwell with the D-pad while controlling everything else with the stylus is just too weird. But I don't care if they give the option to control Maxwell with the D-pad in Scribblenauts 2, as long as they also give you the option the play the original way.

It's not that weird. Plenty of games have that type of control.

I just played Scribblenauts a bit today, and I can see that it might actually be a little better to be able to control Maxwell with the D-pad, but then you have a big problem; how do you move the camera, then? The D-pad is used to control the camera's view.

Little arrows on the top, bottom, and sides of the screen?

I'd think that would really get in the way sometimes, and it'd be annoying seeing arrows on the screen at all times.

They could be invisible.

(But then there's the fact that it would take away part of the screen)

 

[The Sign Painter]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controlsand

I just played Scribblenauts a bit today, and I can see that it might actually be a little better to be able to control Maxwell with the D-pad, but then you have a big problem; how do you move the camera, then? The D-pad is used to control the camera's view.

Little arrows on the top, bottom, and sides of the screen?

I'd think that would really get in the way sometimes, and it'd be annoying seeing arrows on the screen at all times.

They could be invisible.

(But then there's the fact that it would take away part of the screen)

Or you could just drag and drop it, and you also have the A,B,X, and Y buttons.

 

[Tyeforce]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controlsand

Little arrows on the top, bottom, and sides of the screen?

I'd think that would really get in the way sometimes, and it'd be annoying seeing arrows on the screen at all times.

They could be invisible.

(But then there's the fact that it would take away part of the screen)

Or you could just drag and drop it, and you also have the A,B,X, and Y buttons.

Using the A, B, X, and Y buttons for a game that primarily uses the stylus would be a terrible idea, unless they would have the same function as the D-pad, for left handed people. You'd have to put down your stylus to use the A, B, X, and Y. =p

 

[The Sign Painter]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controlsand

I'd think that would really get in the way sometimes, and it'd be annoying seeing arrows on the screen at all times.

They could be invisible.

(But then there's the fact that it would take away part of the screen)

Or you could just drag and drop it, and you also have the A,B,X, and Y buttons.

Using the A, B, X, and Y buttons for a game that primarily uses the stylus would be a terrible idea, unless they would have the same function as the D-pad, for left handed people. You'd have to put down your stylus to use the A, B, X, and Y. =p

I just read the article, it is stylus controlled for camera if you use D-Pad Maxwell controls.

This has motivated me to beat Scribblenauts.

 

[Prof Gallows]

Ahh I loved this game.

Can't wait for the next one.

 

[Tyeforce]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controlsand

They could be invisible.

(But then there's the fact that it would take away part of the screen)

Or you could just drag and drop it, and you also have the A,B,X, and Y buttons.

Using the A, B, X, and Y buttons for a game that primarily uses the stylus would be a terrible idea, unless they would have the same function as the D-pad, for left handed people. You'd have to put down your stylus to use the A, B, X, and Y. =p

I just read the article, it is stylus controlled for camera if you use D-Pad Maxwell controls.

This has motivated me to beat Scribblenauts.

Now that I've been playing Scribblenauts more, I understand why people want D-pad controls for Maxwell... >_>

 

[The Sign Painter]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controlsand

Or you could just drag and drop it, and you also have the A,B,X, and Y buttons.

Using the A, B, X, and Y buttons for a game that primarily uses the stylus would be a terrible idea, unless they would have the same function as the D-pad, for left handed people. You'd have to put down your stylus to use the A, B, X, and Y. =p

I just read the article, it is stylus controlled for camera if you use D-Pad Maxwell controls.

This has motivated me to beat Scribblenauts.

Now that I've been playing Scribblenauts more, I understand why people want D-pad controls for Maxwell... >_>

Yeah.

*Makes very delicate pile of items for destruction of x*
*Camera centers itself on Maxwell during placing something, then moves Maxwell into the pile*
*Pile falls*
FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU-

 

[Tyeforce]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deepNintendo DS game using touch screen controlsand

Using the A, B, X, and Y buttons for a game that primarily uses the stylus would be a terrible idea, unless they would have the same function as the D-pad, for left handed people. You'd have to put down your stylus to use the A, B, X, and Y. =p

I just read the article, it is stylus controlled for camera if you use D-Pad Maxwell controls.

This has motivated me to beat Scribblenauts.

Now that I've been playing Scribblenauts more, I understand why people want D-pad controls for Maxwell... >_>

Yeah.

*Makes very delicate pile of items for destruction of x*
*Camera centers itself on Maxwell during placing something, then moves Maxwell into the pile*
*Pile falls*
FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU-

Yup. XD

Congrats on yellow, by the way!