(sorry for reviving the dead here, but I wanted to review the guide)
I bought the guide and, well...
It's terrible. I loved reading it, it was actually really well written, but it seems the person writing it only played the game for a few hours. All the objects listed are the same bland words, it boast over 880 solutions, but they're very obscure, it was absolutely no help at all in the game. The "obscure words list" is horrible as well. I ALREADY KNEW HOW TO SUMMON GOD AND ROCK THANK YOU VERY MUCH! The most exotic word there is probably Bunsen Burner.
The person writing the guide didn't seem to have much creativity with her responses either. Every thing always involved a pterodactyl (but I guess that's more of the games fault).
All in all it was fun to read but didn't help me out even remotely. I've owned it for two years, and Scribblenauts is my second favourite game for DS (I had now problem with controls, the levels were fun), right next to Super Scribblenauts as my favorite (LOVED the adjectives, but the levels were limited).
I bought the guide and, well...
It's terrible. I loved reading it, it was actually really well written, but it seems the person writing it only played the game for a few hours. All the objects listed are the same bland words, it boast over 880 solutions, but they're very obscure, it was absolutely no help at all in the game. The "obscure words list" is horrible as well. I ALREADY KNEW HOW TO SUMMON GOD AND ROCK THANK YOU VERY MUCH! The most exotic word there is probably Bunsen Burner.
The person writing the guide didn't seem to have much creativity with her responses either. Every thing always involved a pterodactyl (but I guess that's more of the games fault).
All in all it was fun to read but didn't help me out even remotely. I've owned it for two years, and Scribblenauts is my second favourite game for DS (I had now problem with controls, the levels were fun), right next to Super Scribblenauts as my favorite (LOVED the adjectives, but the levels were limited).