How does /v/ feel about the Scribblenauts series?

>>385160076
Despite the terrible controls i really liked the first one since it had a fair share of action and puzzle stages, i really liked the action stages, i didn't really sandbox much in this game but i loved the idea of using whatever means i want to complete a stage
But then Super Scribblenauts happened and with it action stages became a rare commodity and the puzzle stages started having really dumb shit like "summon 3 animals" or whatever, and then the most recent games went with a format that i really can't appreciate, all i do in the recent games is summon mystic creatures and put them to dance for my amusement
Really wish i could play the first one with good controls

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I far preferred the level-to-level structure of the DS games to the open world of the games after that.

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So we all agree that the best mount was a tamed wyvern, right?

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>>385160640
There is a collection of the first 2 games on DS that fixes the controls of the first game.

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>>385160946
Oh FUCK!
How the hell did i miss this!

>>385160946
It's also like $10 on Amazon. Easily worth it even for just curiosity's sake.

It's fun.

https://youtu.be/vrTvCqPtxao

>>385161219
I was lucky enough to find it in a bargain bin a couple years ago for $9 and it was well worth it having never played either game.

>>385160076
It gets boring fast.
Once you discover the overpowered things you trivialize the game. But I like the concept.

It was downhill after Super.