Mr Dragon called no one a "toking, mutha-f*cking, sword wielding biatch" not ever.
Scribblenauts Unlimited has been delayed in Europe and for want of anything better to do we're thinking back to that time little eight-year old was called a "F*ucker" by Ubisoft's Scrabble...
Aside from poor wee Ethan of course there have been other tales of puzzle games causing outrage. Not, of course, that either Warner Bros, 5th Cell or Nintendo would have had anything to do with Scribblenauts Unlimited being in anyway offensive. It's simply that we can't help but think of stories such as:
Nintendo: Swearing Scrabble DS Outrage
Mario Party 8 Pulled For Offensive Content
Ubisoft Pulls 'Super Spastic' Mind Quiz
Anyway, the official comment from Ninty is:
"We are sorry to announce that Scribblenauts Unlimited, a game developed by Warner Bros. Interactive, 5th Cell and published by Nintendo of Europe for both Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, will be delayed in Europe. It has come to light that some changes need to be implemented within the game before we launch them across Europe. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and we hope to make further announcements on the European launch of these games very soon."
Read our review - by the awesome David Turners - here because it's the closest you're going to get to the game for a while.
Aside from poor wee Ethan of course there have been other tales of puzzle games causing outrage. Not, of course, that either Warner Bros, 5th Cell or Nintendo would have had anything to do with Scribblenauts Unlimited being in anyway offensive. It's simply that we can't help but think of stories such as:
Nintendo: Swearing Scrabble DS Outrage
Mario Party 8 Pulled For Offensive Content
Ubisoft Pulls 'Super Spastic' Mind Quiz
Anyway, the official comment from Ninty is:
"We are sorry to announce that Scribblenauts Unlimited, a game developed by Warner Bros. Interactive, 5th Cell and published by Nintendo of Europe for both Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, will be delayed in Europe. It has come to light that some changes need to be implemented within the game before we launch them across Europe. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and we hope to make further announcements on the European launch of these games very soon."
Read our review - by the awesome David Turners - here because it's the closest you're going to get to the game for a while.
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