Flash Puzzle: Maxwell's Mysterious Notebook

is an emergent puzzle action video game developed by 5th Cell and published by Konami in Japan for the Nintendo DS handheld system. The game was previously released worldwide as Scribblenauts, published then by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
The game was localized in Japan by Koji Igarashi, who added a conjurable Alucard to the game.
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==Gameplay==
Scribblenauts is a side-scrolling game controlled almost entirely with the Nintendo DS stylus, with the D-pad and face buttons controlling the camera, and the left and right shoulder buttons rotating objects. The player controls a character named Maxwell, who must collect objects called "Starites" to complete each level. Maxwell is guided by tapping the touchscreen, or if the player taps an object, Maxwell will pick it up or be given other options for interacting with that object, such as riding a horse or bicycle, or shooting at an object if he holds a weapon.
A fundamental element is the ability of the player to summon myriad objects into the game. This is achieved by writing the name of an object on the touchscreen. For example, the player can write "ladder", summoning a ladder, which the player may use to climb to an out-of-reach Starite.
==Gallery==
Flash Puzzle - Maxwell's Mysterious Notebook - 02.gif|"ALUCARD"
Flash Puzzle - Maxwell's Mysterious Notebook - 04.png|Alucard, Goemon, Ebisumaru, Solid Snake and other Konami mascots.
==External links==
*Castlevania Realm
*Flash Puzzle: Maxwell's Mysterious Notebook at the Konami Wiki
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Category:Cameo Games