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Scribblenauts Tops One Million Units

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Some people loved, some hated, but the innovation and cuteness of Scribblenauts surely grabbed people attentions. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced today that the game has shipped over one million units.  VGChartz estimates that Scribblenauts has sold 940,000+ worldwide, which is right in line with Warner Bros. annoucement. Is this a hint for a sequel with better controls?

You can check our Scribblenauts review here.

From The Press Released:

3rd February 2010: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today announced that after winning more than 50 awards, Scribblenauts for Nintendo DS™ has reached blockbuster status and sold in more than one million units worldwide. Launched in September 2009, the groundbreaking game, appealing to all skill levels of players, quickly became one of the hottest games of the holiday season.

Created and developed by 5TH Cell, Scribblenauts is an innovative game which allows players to write anything and solve everything. Players can combine countless objects to create wildly original scenarios.

"We are extremely pleased with the sales of Scribblenauts and credit the game's innovation and wide appeal in making it a hit with gamers of all skill levels," said Martin Tremblay, President, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. "Scribblenauts is one of our strong original brands, and we look forward to bringing consumers more quality gaming experiences as part of our portfolio game strategy."

Scribblenauts has won numerous industry awards and acclaim, including "Best Original Game" and "Best Handheld Game" from E3 Game Critics representing 29 top media outlets. The game was also featured as part of more than a dozen "Best of 2009" video game lists spanning enthusiast to parenting publications highlighting its broad appeal and truly innovative gameplay.

For more information, visit www.scribblenauts.com.
Follow Scribblenauts on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ScribbleMaxwell

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18 Comments

AwesomeElmo (on 03 February 2010)

@smeags and r505matt
totally agree about the black holes. When that fails use Super Hero. :D


Sapphire (on 03 February 2010)

great


Imphamis (on 03 February 2010)

It's innovative alright...........IMO a sequel should be created to correct the flaws of the original, mainly control.


scottie (on 03 February 2010)

Nice one, and here's hoping that a sequel does eventually come


hunter_alien (on 03 February 2010)

Congrats :-) From what Ive read about it its not a perfect game, but its nice to see that imagination can tarnslate into healthy sales :-) Congrats Scriblenauts ;-)


saicho (on 03 February 2010)

Scribblenauts is fun for me in short spurts. I can't play it for more than 30 min or I get really bored. Probably because I'm lack of imaginations. :(


Paperdiego (on 03 February 2010)

awesome! hopfully the sequal fixes the wonky controlls


Cheebee (on 03 February 2010)

That's good news. :-)


r505Matt (on 03 February 2010)

@smeags, Haha, I use black holes in almost every level =P

Hope they fix the awful controls in the sequel though.


NeoGohan (on 03 February 2010)

they should bring it to Wii with keyboard support :P


Smeags (on 03 February 2010)

It's a great game period. And I'm glad to see that it sold so well. Can't wait for Scribblenauts 2! :-D

I'm such a cheater with Black Holes. :-P


zexen_lowe (on 03 February 2010)

Congrats to 5th Cell for the idea, for that alone it deserves it. Now, Scribblenauts 2 with good controls


Shonen (on 03 February 2010)

Its a great concept it deserves it ...
CONGRATZ ^^


SuperAdrianK (on 03 February 2010)

I tried to like it but couldn't because of its controls... but its like the author said (some like it, some hate it)

still, congradulations for hitting 1,000,000 (y)


stof (on 03 February 2010)

The fact that I'm still playing a game with completely broken controls shows just how novel and fun it is. If the sequel uses button controls to run, jump and interact this will be my most wanted game of 2010. If it still uses stylus only... I'm not Getting it.


Galaki (on 03 February 2010)

mod trolling :)


thekitchensink (on 03 February 2010)

This article needs to be deleted. After all, the game CLEARLY bombed, 'cuz the Internet said so.


Barozi (on 03 February 2010)

not bad. It was fun, needs some polish though.