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The “Hoverboard” and “Toilet Paper Launcher” are duking it out in the Disney Infinity “Gadgetorium”:


System 3 announced Putty Squad earlier today, an update of the classic 1994 game. This isn’t the only remake in the works. In an interview with Nintendo Life, studio founder Mark Cale teased “a very big announcement” that will be made “just before E3”.

He said:

“We have a very big announcement to make just before E3. I will give a hint: do you like building simulators?”

That title will likely make an appearance on both of Nintendo’s platforms. According to Cale, “All of our games are planned to support 3DS and Wii U where possible.”

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Warner Bros. recently invited numerous members of the press to get a quick taste of Scribblenauts Unmasked. You can find a roundup of GamesBeat’s report below.

– “We have all the DC Comics characters, the entire roster. We’re talking people who are mainline, New 52 Justice League and also characters who appeared in one panel in one comic in 1976.” – senior producer Caleb Barstow
– Over 2,000 DC Universe characters and their variants
– 33 different Batmans
– Items and vehicles from the franchise’s nearly 80-year history
– Aquaman, Golden Age Flash and Atom, Ambush Bug, Firestorm, Starfire, Jim Gordon, Power Girl, Red Tornado, Abin Sur, Raven, and Booster Gold are included
– 130 Green Lanterns
– Also has almost th efull Corps., plus the entire Blackest Night cast of Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Indigo, Violet, and Black Lanterns
– Batcave, Oa, Gotham City, Wayne Manor, and Wonder Woman’s home island of Themyscira are included
– Story: Maxwell and Lilly travel to the DC Universe to settle their Batman vs. Superman debate
– The two get involved with the full Justice League group to deal with currently unknown crimes
– Adjectives are back
– Can summon a zombie Batman
– 5th Cell hasn’t found a limit on the amount of characters you can have on-screen yet
– Hero Creator lets you make a mashup person from Superman’s chest, Flash’s “wing” ears, and Aquaman’s arms
– Other designs combine elements from past Scribblenauts games
– Can add “many” powers to your original characters
– New reputation system: earn points for completing dynamics feats around the level
– On Oa, someone calls out: “Rooster! I need a weapon!”
– Elsewhere, Cyborg shouts: “I’m out of electricity! Shock me!”
– Use points on a new Batman costume for Maxwell, new level, etc.
– Watchmen isn’t in the game

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Warner Bros. has announced Scribblenauts Unlimited, confirming a rumored report last month. A release is planned on the Wii U, 3DS, and PC this fall.

Players will once again take on the role of main character Maxwell, who will travel to famous DC Comics locales such as Gotham City, Metropolis, Atlantis, and more. You’ll come across the likes of Batman, Superman, and other Justice League members, plus Super Villains including The Joker, Lex Luthor, and Sinestro. Maxwell’s magic notebook will be needed “to put a stop to the villains’ evil schemes and save the day”.

New to Scribblenauts Unmasked are the “dynamically created puzzles” known as Heroic Feats. These “increase the game’s replayability by continuously generating original scenarios requiring different solutions with each visit.”

Unmasked will also include a new Super Hero Creator tool for the Wii U and PC versions that allow users to create their own Super Hero or Super Villain using any DC Comics universe item and modifying behaviors, appearances, and powers. Creations can be shared with the community and download other players’ characters.

You can find the official Scribblenauts Unmasked announcement below.


The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

3DS LL – 33,351
3DS – 16,412
PS3 – 12,793
Vita – 12,331
Wii U – 7,974
PSP – 6,360
Wii – 1,506
Xbox 360 – 485

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

3DS LL – 50,190
3DS – 26,273
Vita – 22,051
PS3 – 17,415
Wii U – 13,173
PSP – 8,443
Wii – 2,238
Xbox 360 – 596


System 3 created the platform action-adventure title Putty Squad way back in 1994. This summer, an updated version of the game will be released on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii U, 3DS, and PS Vita.

Putty Squad’s re-release will feature overhauled visuals and free downloadable levels. System 3 also claims that the game “Plays even better now than it did originally”.

You can find a Putty Squad teaser trailer above.

Source: System 3 PR



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