lolomg posting from my Wii.

Scribblenauts. The end.

DS > PSP

Mario Kart DS
Sonic Rush 1/2
Metriod Prime
SCRIBBLENAUGHTS


And you can make pictures of boobs bigger using the camera "

Scribblenauts. The end.

[color="#cc8899"]To be fair, people could simply make a rom/emu for it. It'd probably turn out well, and potential to add in new content would exist. I'm just curious how Scribs is gonna affect the game dev market in the future, particularly to having vast creative options at your disposal to solve problems.

The way I see it, for current influential games,

Sims gave the realization that people enjoy creating their own stories for their characters
Starcraft gave the realization that people will take a creative tool and develop countless modifications and even unique new gametypes given the freedom to experiment with the game's engine.
Half Life gave the realization that, given a dev kit for a game, people will go beyond even the above and will create something entirely new and sometimes even more popular than the original game.
SPORE gave the realization that people LOVE to make things they can use and play with in their game world.
Scribblenauts is leading to the realization that people love to experiment and try to outsmart games.

Noting the above, I see a gradual increase (a year or two of no major change, then a leap, then another year or two of down time) over time of allowing individuality and creativity a place in video games. Free thinking (less and less "You cannot go here, even if reasonable, because the game devs either didn't think of that or because of plot-contrived circumstances") and creative problem solving (How many ways can you use Dynamite, Rabbits, Glue, and a Cloning machine to solve problems? I know I'll find plenty when Scribblenauts is released) are being acknowledged as preferable to straight story telling - it gives the player a feeling of actually having power over their game world, of making a difference, more than simply being along for the ride as in a movie.[/COLOR]

screw the DS

WE CANNOT BE FRIENDS ANYMORE.

Scribblenauts. The end.

DAMMIT RYAN, TURN STRAlGHT ALREADY SO I CAN BEAR YOUR AWESOME CHILDREN.

Funhouse = Serious Business

WE CANNOT BE FRIENDS ANYMORE.

DAMMIT RYAN, TURN STRAlGHT ALREADY SO I CAN BEAR YOUR AWESOME CHILDREN.

Funhouse = Serious Business

[color="#cc8899"]I <3 the DS and women.















[SIZE="1"][fright]love me? somebody?[/fright][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[color="#cc8899"]I <3 the DS and women.















[SIZE="1"][fright]love me? somebody?[/fright][/SIZE][/COLOR]

I'm going to say this once, and only once.

GET OFF MY NUTS, MASPAN.

(I still love you though.)

Funhouse = Serious Business

Serious Business = :c|

[color="#cc8899"]To be fair, people could simply make a rom/emu for it. It'd probably turn out well, and potential to add in new content would exist. I'm just curious how Scribs is gonna affect the game dev market in the future, particularly to having vast creative options at your disposal to solve problems.

The way I see it, for current influential games,

Sims gave the realization that people enjoy creating their own stories for their characters
Starcraft gave the realization that people will take a creative tool and develop countless modifications and even unique new gametypes given the freedom to experiment with the game's engine.
Half Life gave the realization that, given a dev kit for a game, people will go beyond even the above and will create something entirely new and sometimes even more popular than the original game.
SPORE gave the realization that people LOVE to make things they can use and play with in their game world.
Scribblenauts is leading to the realization that people love to experiment and try to outsmart games.

Noting the above, I see a gradual increase (a year or two of no major change, then a leap, then another year or two of down time) over time of allowing individuality and creativity a place in video games. Free thinking (less and less "You cannot go here, even if reasonable, because the game devs either didn't think of that or because of plot-contrived circumstances") and creative problem solving (How many ways can you use Dynamite, Rabbits, Glue, and a Cloning machine to solve problems? I know I'll find plenty when Scribblenauts is released) are being acknowledged as preferable to straight story telling - it gives the player a feeling of actually having power over their game world, of making a difference, more than simply being along for the ride as in a movie.[/COLOR]

SPAM or GTFO

I'm going to say this once, and only once.

GET OFF MY NUTS, MASPAN.

(I still love you though.)

[color="#cc8899"]It's ok, even my love of small boobs...



I mean...
The fact that you are a closet furry doesn't make you appealing at all...(blatant lie)
...

fml[/COLOR]

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[quote=RobMdza][imgspoiler=DS graphics.]http://images.fragland.net/screenshots/3645/6.jpg[/imgspoiler]

Those graphics stink. Get an example made by someone who can draw. Like pokemon mystery dungeon darkness/time

You guys want a video game where all you do is draw things?

Oh how boring are video games becoming? It'd be cool if they made 3-D games. Now THOSE would be exciting.

If it wasn't for the lack of games, PS3 would own everything.

kthnxbai

You guys want a video game where all you do is draw things?

Oh how boring are video games becoming? It'd be cool if they made 3-D games. Now THOSE would be exciting.

Nono. We want a game where you can WRITE THINGS.

Big difference.

Srsly.

It is.

Trust me.

Because I have no artistic talent.

Yeah.

-points at ubo bon, the dancing tree with an afro and valuable sh'it in his head-

Main reason why.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGAb2OjSslk

WE CANNOT BE FRIENDS ANYMORE.

I'm so sorry dear. What can I do to make it up for you?

What can I do to make it up for you?

Several hours of oral sex. With a bison.

That should do the trick.

Several hours of oral sex. With a bison.

That should do the trick.

DO WANT PICS



c

PSP = Pretty Small Penis.

You guys still want? No, go away.

Several hours of oral sex.

That should do the trick.

I have a tongue piercing. I think you'll love it