I could spend a few paragraphs talking about the fact that 5th Cell is known for innovation with games such as Drawn to Life and Lock's Quest. I could mention how fantastic the early trailers for Scribblenauts are, and how excited I was to finally get to see the game. I could talk about how the concept behind the game is to use objects to achieve goals, and how those objects are only limited to the game's robust, 10,000 word dictionary. I could do all of that.

Instead, here's a list of words that I typed into Scribblenauts that actually created objects that I could use to solve puzzles in the title:

• Beaver
• Bulldozer
• Chainsaw
• Hose
• Sword
• Helicopter
• Dragon
• Cat
• Ceiling Cat
• Long Cat
• Cthulhu
• Axe
• Football
• Octopus
• Zombie

And here are some things I did with them:

• Had a beaver cut down a tree.
• Put a hose in a whale's blowhole.
• Had a bulldozer push a whale into the water.
• Fought a Dragon with a sword.
• Fought a Dragon with a chainsaw.
• Was watched by Ceiling Cat.
• Flipped a helicopter around and crashed.
• Stared in awe as Cthulhu appeared.
• Had Long Cat fight a Zombie. Long Cat won. Seriously.

And now, a few words I forgot to type in but wish that I did:

• Icosahedron
• Dungeon
• Dungeon Master
• Nerd
• Geek
• Invisible Bike
• Cheezburger

Needless to say, my time spent with Scribblenauts was fantastic and, well, not lengthy enough. After trying for a few minutes I was able to stump the game's dictionary, but it was pretty hard, and there was usually a good excuse (see: copyright infringement). The developers promised over 200 levels, meaning there's definitely a lot to do with the thousands of items in the game.

What words are you going to try when Scribblenauts is finally released?