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When a friend replayed the same puzzle he used a flamethrower to burn the grass down, but then the house caught fire and burned down too. For example, when I tasked to get rid of the long grass in front of a house I simply used a lawnmower. She loves it because there is no wrong way to play, and seeing others solve puzzles in a completely different way than you would is actually sometimes more entertaining than doing it yourself.

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Even as a non-gamer she has enjoyed the Scribblenauts franchise since it was first released, and being able to finally share the experience on our TV together can bring a lot of smiles to our faces. That's about all we know about Scribblenauts so far - no news of a release date for either format, or whether it'll be in the line-up of Wii U launch titles - although we're imagining it will be.Whenever I find a game that my wife and I can enjoy together it is always a bonus.

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Having clocked up around fifteen hours in the 3DS download title FreakyForms so far, spent countless evenings tweaking our latest spring-powered car in Banjo: Nuts and Bolts, and having played the realistic racer Forza 2 on the Xbox 360 primarily for painting cars, we can sink quite a few hours into anything like that - and then spam our friends with our strange creations. Perhaps the clincher is the fact that Scribblenauts Unlimited on the Wii U lets you create your own objects and share them with friends. As long as the majority of people are more imaginative than my brother, who solved pretty much every puzzle on the first game with God, air vents and a jet pack. Not wanting to be left out, the 3DS version gets StreetPass functions, that let you send and receive your most creative solutions to the game's puzzles to and from the people you walk past during the day - which may prove to be quite funny. You could go with the obvious fire extinguisher, or you could try being a bit more inventive, using a giant icy cat or something. While this certainly sounds like a cool feature, it's only going to be as good as the objects you've summoned - after all, who wants to spend ten minutes playing as an inanimate frying pan? If you're playing on the Wii U, and need a hand with a particularly tricky a level, a friend will be able to droop in at any point using the Wii Remote, and take over one of the objects you've summoned - perhaps even saving you from ending up as a dinosaur's dinner in the process. There also seems to be a vague story going on too that tells you a bit about Maxwell's past - his parents, his twin sister Lily and where his magical notepad came from. Around this world are 41 different levels, with more than fifty Starites to retrieve, as well as over five hundred Starite shards to locate, which look set to be spread across levels and the world in general, with a new 'Starite Vision' power highlighting all nearby Starites and shards for you. Whereas previous games had separate levels containing each Starite, Scribblenauts Unlimited has a much more open universe, where Maxwell can more freely explore the different worlds. But now we're faced with a bit of a dilemma - with it launching on both the Wii U and 3DS, which one is the best one to get? Announced last night at Nintendo's Electronic Entertainment Expo conference, Scribblenauts Unlimited went from being the game no-one expected, to a game we definitely wanted.