[TrashMan]

Anyone tried them out?

I've been reading a bit what other people said on some other forums about it. Everyone thinksit's epic. Let me quote a few people:

. . . I summoned Cthulhu, shot him with a tranquilizer gun, put a saddle on him, summoned god, gave him a Flaming Sword, and stuck him on the saddle.

Lemme repeat that for you. I had a vengeful deity with a sword aflame, riding atop one of the Great Old Ones.

Sadly, though God and Satan are naturally predisposed to attacking each other, my plan to mount Satan on a dragon and pit him against God and his mighty steed met with failure.

Turns out, even dragons are scared ****less of Cthulhu, to the point of running at first sight, and tranquilized creatures are non-hostile unless they are attacked. Bummer.

This game is epic.

I had a schoolgirl riding a kraken.

I repeat. A schoolgirl riding a kraken.

[StarSlayer]

*StarSlayer is intrigued*

[Mongoose]

I'm surprised you guys haven't heard of it before; it was pretty much the talk of E3.  The reviews I've read state that there are some control issues at work that can sometimes prove frustrating, but the utterly insane amount of stuff you can fool around with makes them worth overlooking.  Everyone I know who's tried it has had an utter blast with it.

[Colonol Dekker]

What the hell is a scribblenaut?
 
Is it a game, an on-line meme thing? Define it plox.

[StarSlayer]

Apparently it is a DS game

http://ds.ign.com/articles/102/1024059p1.html

[stuart133]

That looks like a lot of fun, especially as you can summon cthulhu and make him your slave. That is a pretty epic power fantasy

[TrashMan]

You cna check out some fun things people tried here:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=2sj087oxkkfu1dmh8llsmdm0&page=5