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Killy_Vorkosigan on 16 July 2009

Cmon, game of the century confirmed, this is the only game I've ever seen able to play with your imagination... this game has the potential to have no limits



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MaxwellGT2000 on 16 July 2009

Ok within context of what was actually said, the game will get boring after 10 minutes and the execution was bad.

These guys that have voted on it have actually played it, done so for longer then just ten minutes, and the fact that they comment over and over about how much fun it is to solve one level in different ways is proof of concept.

Seriously how can you argue with that?



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Paul on 16 July 2009
tedsteriscool said:
Is this game a joke?


No kidding, it doesn't even have HD graphics....

High fives tedsteris too cool and crushes empty beer can on head.

 



Torillian on 16 July 2009
MaxwellGT2000 said:
Ok within context of what was actually said, the game will get boring after 10 minutes and the execution was bad.

These guys that have voted on it have actually played it, done so for longer then just ten minutes, and the fact that they comment over and over about how much fun it is to solve one level in different ways is proof of concept.

Seriously how can you argue with that?

Sure, I can argue that. 


The issue with the concept is that all the random people you can call upon just wave their arms at each other until one of them dies. 

What's the difference between pitting God and Cthulu against each other instead of Isaac Newton versus Giant Squid?  In the end they will wave at each other until one or both of them die, and that is how this game could get boring after the initial fun of just seeing if they actually acounted for every word ever.



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MaxwellGT2000 on 16 July 2009
Torillian said:
MaxwellGT2000 said:
Ok within context of what was actually said, the game will get boring after 10 minutes and the execution was bad.

These guys that have voted on it have actually played it, done so for longer then just ten minutes, and the fact that they comment over and over about how much fun it is to solve one level in different ways is proof of concept.

Seriously how can you argue with that?

Sure, I can argue that. 


The issue with the concept is that all the random people you can call upon just wave their arms at each other until one of them dies. 

What's the difference between pitting God and Cthulu against each other instead of Isaac Newton versus Giant Squid?  In the end they will wave at each other until one or both of them die, and that is how this game could get boring after the initial fun of just seeing if they actually acounted for every word ever.

What the hell are you talking about?



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TX109 on 16 July 2009

lol @ rickroll and leroy jenkins. if you can summon shiggy in this game im going to buy ten copies.

i also cant help but wonder, since they'er making a wii version of Drawn to life, will they ever make a wii version of scribblenauts.......*begins to dream about scribblenauts for wii*.



                                                                                                  
Torillian on 16 July 2009

@Max

When I watched E3 coverage on this game people were amazed at what they could type in, and just played around seeing what they could make fight each other. And this free form screwing around is what seemed to endear most to the concept, but I am explaining how it may not be for everyone and the person you quoted could get bored of it quickly like they said



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MaxwellGT2000 on 16 July 2009
Torillian said:

@Max

When I watched E3 coverage on this game people were amazed at what they could type in, and just played around seeing what they could make fight each other. And this free form screwing around is what seemed to endear most to the concept, but I am explaining how it may not be for everyone and the person you quoted could get bored of it quickly like they said

But that's not what the game is about...



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Paul on 16 July 2009
Torillian said:
MaxwellGT2000 said:
Ok within context of what was actually said, the game will get boring after 10 minutes and the execution was bad.

These guys that have voted on it have actually played it, done so for longer then just ten minutes, and the fact that they comment over and over about how much fun it is to solve one level in different ways is proof of concept.

Seriously how can you argue with that?

Sure, I can argue that. 


The issue with the concept is that all the random people you can call upon just wave their arms at each other until one of them dies. 

What's the difference between pitting God and Cthulu against each other instead of Isaac Newton versus Giant Squid?  In the end they will wave at each other until one or both of them die, and that is how this game could get boring after the initial fun of just seeing if they actually acounted for every word ever.


I'm fairly sure the game involves solving some 200 puzzles using your imagination. The 2 different entities waving their arms at each other isn't the main point of the game to my knowledge.



Torillian on 16 July 2009
Paul said:
Torillian said:
MaxwellGT2000 said:
Ok within context of what was actually said, the game will get boring after 10 minutes and the execution was bad.

These guys that have voted on it have actually played it, done so for longer then just ten minutes, and the fact that they comment over and over about how much fun it is to solve one level in different ways is proof of concept.

Seriously how can you argue with that?

Sure, I can argue that. 


The issue with the concept is that all the random people you can call upon just wave their arms at each other until one of them dies. 

What's the difference between pitting God and Cthulu against each other instead of Isaac Newton versus Giant Squid?  In the end they will wave at each other until one or both of them die, and that is how this game could get boring after the initial fun of just seeing if they actually acounted for every word ever.


I'm fairly sure the game involves solving some 200 puzzles using your imagination. The 2 different entities waving their arms at each other isn't the main point of the game to my knowledge.

Which is a worthwhile argument for why it won't get boring in 10 minutes, unless you have an amazing puzzle solving rate.  But what people saw at E3 and based their awards on I could easily see getting boring for some.



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