I personaggi Nintendo in Scribblenauts Unlimited

Tramite un proprio tweet il giornalista americano Geoff Keighley, di Gametrailers, ha rivelato che in Scribblenauts Unlimited,  titolo in arrivo su WiiU e 3DS, sarà possibile far apparire anche alcuni personaggi Nintendo all’interno del gioco. Tuttavia, sembra che in questo caso non sarà possibile applicare loro aggettivi o particolari personalizzazioni.
La versione WiiU è confermata a 1080p, 60fps e con full-scene anti-aliasing. Ricordiamo che il titolo è attualmente previsto per il lancio di WiiU in USA e nella finestra di lancio in Europa.

Update: sembra che quest’opzione sia riservata solo alla versione WiiU, e che includerà anche oggetti delle serie. Di seguito il comunicato ufficiale
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announces that its highly anticipated Scribblenauts Unlimited game will feature even more than ever before, with Nintendo themed bonus content. Players can summon dozens of their favorite characters and items from the Mario™ and Legend of Zelda™ franchises exclusively in the Wii U™ version of the game.
Players will delight in producing fantastical and sometimes hilarious interactions between the Mario and Legend of Zelda characters and objects, alongside everyone’s favorite word-wielding Scribblenauts adventurer, Maxwell. Discovered Nintendo characters and objects will behave in the fun and fantastical ways they do in their respective game worlds.
Scribblenauts Unlimited expands upon the best-selling, award-winning video game franchise that challenges players to imagine anything and bring it to life in the game. This latest Scribblenauts installment will feature a huge side-scrolling open world with new, high-definition hand-drawn scenery and objects where players can help Maxwell solve robust puzzles and challenges by creating any object they can imagine.
Created and developed by 5TH Cell, Scribblenauts Unlimited will include all-new features, more exploration and a completely original gaming experience for the Wii U system, Nintendo 3DS™ hand-held system and PC this November.