Have you heard much about “A Boy and His Blob”? Me either. But check out this gameplay video. Doesn’t the blob remind you of Gleep and Gloop from the Herculoids?

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The fourth world in Scribblenauts is entitled “Ancient”. Without spoiling any of the early game (worlds 1-3) for anoyone just starting the game, I’d like to discuss some things about the fourth world. If you’ve not made it all the way through, you may not want to read further for fear of spoilers. But if […]

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Credit to Brandon for pointing this out to me first, but Trine has finally gotten a proper release date in North America: October 22nd. Rough deal, as it comes out 4 days before Borderlands, 4 days before The Gathering Storm, and 11 days before Dragon Age: Origins. Brutal Legend and Uncharted 2 will already be […]

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Welcome back! I’m Vince Clortho coming to you live from the Lungfishopolis Coliseum in beautiful downtown Lungfishopolis. With me here is color commentator Gordon Freeman, whose career as a sports announcer I can only imagine will be coming to an end soon. What? You know I’m telling the truth, Gordon! You haven’t said a word […]

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I’ve been hearing quite a lot about Canabalt recently. It’s a very simple game – you can play through in five seconds. But if you’re lucky you may last as long as a minute. It’s a randomly-generated 2D parkour game. How far can you get? Play Canabalt

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Hello, Scribblenauts fans! Welcome to the Scribblenauts Smackdown Semifinals. I’m Vince Clortho, with you on a beautiful Thursday here at the Lungfishopolis coliseum. The crowd here today is about double what we saw on Monday. With me here today, as always, is color commentator Gordon Freeman. There is quite a bit of anticipation about today’s […]

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Keepers is a weekly segment in which I discuss games I’ve played that I’ve seen fit to keep after playing. I generally sell a game that I’ve finished, so the only reason I keep one is because I plan to replay the game some day. Classifying a game as a “keeper” is generally a badge […]

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