The more I hear about Scribblenauts, the more I want to find some sort of time machine to fast-forward to a time when the game's on-shelf (just a few more months now...!). It's a creation from the guys behind Drawn To Life, which sees you only limited by your imagination. You write a word with the DS stylus and that object will appear in-game to potentially help you win a level. We hear that the guys at 5th Cell literally sat down with a dictionary and started drawing every object in the book - so there are thousands and thousands of objects for you to play with.

This evening, we have two Scribblenauts-related treats for you: firstly, it's the topic of our latest E3 video coverage, so you can catch Bennett chatting to Matt Cox, Lead Designer at 5th Cell. The game is also the recipient of perhaps the funniest ever ESRB (the American Classifications Board) rating, and we've got a copy of that to share with you, too.

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The more I hear about this game the more keen I get. I can't wait to see what manner of item can be spawned. I'll have to break out a dictionary and start picking words in advance. Wonder how you could use an aglet to solve a puzzle? Manatee? I'm sure a corset could come in handy somewhere. A cravat? Can't think of too many things off the top of my head unfortunately...

Quick, shove the mic down his throat!