Maxwell Rides A Kangaroo To iPhone In Scribblenauts Remix

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An Iron Galaxy-developed version of 5th Cell’s Scribblenauts was released on iOS devices today, under the title Scribblenauts Remix.

 

Published by Warner Bros., the iOS version has 40 levels spanning both Scribblenauts and Super Scribblenauts, as well as 10 original levels.

 

You can also switch between the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad using the iCloud service. This lets you access your saves on any of the three devices. The game also has a new “shake-to-undo” function, which lets you remove objects by shaking your device.

 

Scribblenauts Remix costs $4.99 on the iPhone.


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