Scribblenauts (Nintendo Wii U)

The best in the series so far, loved the two games on the DS as well. Which I recommend playing as well. You play as Maxwell a boy with his magic notebook and everything he scribbles comes to life to help you throughout the game. ( As you progress you will meet all his siblings and can play as them as well. )The story is simple, an old man puts a curse on Maxwell's sister ( After Maxwell playing a mean prank on him. ) that makes her slowly turn to stone. So Maxwell has to go on a quest and help people to collect 'starites' that will cure his sister.This is seriously a lot of fun for all ages, if you're creative enough you can come up with things that are totally crazy but oddly useful. Try writing things like 'lemon gun' and see what happens...Have fun!

Sometimes get stuck on what to use but it’s great for the brain !

Great condition, 1 tiny scratch on the disc but that doesn't seem to effect gameplay. Sticker were all over the case, but this really didn't matter! Great game, great buy!

My son loves this game, progress through the story by helping characters using pretty much anything you can imagine. My son is 6 and I have also found it a good way to engage him in a fun reading and spelling activity, which he actually enjoys to do.

Not my kind of game - it's certainly inventive and makes great use of the Wii U Game Pad - but that's it's greatest failing - I have poor eyesight and I want to be watching the game on my big display but 90% of the time you are looking at the game pad out of necessity.

My children love this. It does help a bit with their spelling, and it's a game I can participate in with them. Although the idea that it can be a real 'two player' game is misleading.

My grandson loved this. Bought for his 6th birthday. Was kept well informed of the item's delivery status and it was delivered very quickly. Highly recommended.

My kids (8 and 9 year old boys) love this game. I like it (for them) mainly because its not one of the 'usual' semi-mindless race/fight games, and also because it stimulates their imagination and helps them practise/learn to spell.