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Latest entry in the Scribblenauts series set in the DC Universe; coming to Wii U, 3DS, and PC this fall.
Publisher and developer targeted in Scribblenauts trademark infringement lawsuit from creators of memes.
Sources say next entry in 5th Cell's series a DC superheroes game that may be announced at E3 in June.
5th Cell CEO Jeremiah Slaczka says indie studios have shot at posting "big numbers"; reveals a new iOS game is coming soon.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's URL registration hints at new entry in imaginative puzzle game franchise.
Heavy Rain proves a critical favourite, picking up three British Academy awards; Mass Effect 2 wins the Best Game prize; Peter Molyneux awarded the BAFTA Fellowship for lifetime achievement.
Head back to Albion with the latest game by Peter Molyneux.
New releases this week highlighted by EA's shooter reboot, 5th Cell's creative sequel; others hitting shelves include Lucha Libre, Borderlands GOTY.
Convention's jury crowns Sony's long-awaited, 3D-enabled racing game as best of show, best console title; PlayStation Move, Guild Wars 2, Crysis 2 also take prizes.
Valve's game tech to power new title from Scribblenauts studio; public reveal coming in the "next few months."
We create our fair share of abominations of nature using this sequel's new adjective system.
Those who preorder 5th Cell's upcoming imaginative sequel at GameStop can earn gray, polka-dotted, or camouflaged headphones.
Id's postapocalyptic actioner leads multipublication panel's award nominees; Epic Mickey, Dance Central, and Portal 2 all net four nods each; winners to be revealed next week.
Adjectives add a whole new dimension in this sequel to the creative platformer, and a host of other improvements make it easier to enjoy the fun.
Follow-up to 5th Cell's breakthrough DS game gets a name change reflecting the game's new adoption of adjectives.
GDC 2010: Scribblenauts developer talks about staying true to the studio's vision, even when it meant walking away from all the business they had.
WBIE reveals follow-up to 5TH Cell's acclaimed DS puzzle-platformer expands with new adjective system this fall.
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