Scribblenauts Unlimited Nintendo cameos teased
We may be able to pit Cthulhu against Yoshi in a battle to the death!
Gamestop has teased some unrevealed Nintendo cameos in 5th Cell's upcoming Scribblenauts Unlimited.
Considering Nintendo's recent lending out of its characters to third-party developers, in games such as Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and Dynasty Warriors VS, it's safe to assume these will be some very familiar faces. This is just a tease and no names have been revealed, but the good folks at TinyCartridge have made their guesses as you can see in the image above.
It's always cool to see big companies like Nintendo let their characters out of their wheelhouse once in a while. Link was the best character in Soul Calibur 2.
Scribblenauts Unlimited will be coming to Wii U, 3DS and PC on November 18. These cameos will probably only appear in the WiiU and 3DS versions of the game.
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Staff article by Matthew Jay (October 15, 2012)
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