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I was messing around with the level creator and I found a pretty good way to do this so that it doesn't kill your character and the enemy disappears. First spawn an enemy, then give them Shrink Ray item. Here comes the kinda-sorta complex part. First spawn a bomb.Touch the enemy to activate personality traits and go to Use and then select the bomb. Then put each very close together in the order Bomb, Enemy, You going from left to right. If you did it right, as soon as the level starts the enemy will set off the bomb, shoot you once to shrink you, and then die. You may then proceed to make a level where the character can not use items or vehicles.

Enter "The Green Box." The question we've all been asking ourselves: Is Halo 3: ODST worth $60? If you want the answer, this is your review: In hindsight, announcing what was then "Halo 3: Recon" as a "value-oriented" expansion appears to have been a crucial first misstep for Microsoft and Bungie along the road to marketing what is now Halo 3: ODST. In time, the so-called expansion grew to include a complete campaign with 4-player support; Firefight, a separate co-op multiplayer mode; a comprehensive version of Halo 3 multiplayer; and access to the Halo: Reach beta when it becomes available at an unspecified date next year. ODST was ultimately set at the standard, full-game price of $60. That's when folks got skeptical.So how's your money being spent? $30 + $10 + $10 + The Remainder = Halo 3: ODST

Because I've been reading Kris Straub's stuff on webcomics.com.

i know it has bad quality, but i have to laugh that it looks like a female francis and a butterfly put together in her true form

Holy shit, I am definitely getting this game.

Yo ho, my biznitch argh. Looks like Digi got itself new digs. Great. Also my 14th birthday happened 5 days ago. ... hm

It will take me a while to get used to 2.0. And apparently my Res is too small to view the avatars. They go off the screen. Nice site though.

testing new digibutter [IMG]http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa216/Vivaland/page1.png[/IMG] [IMG]http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa216/Vivaland/page2.png[/IMG] [IMG]http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa216/Vivaland/page3.png[/IMG] [IMG]http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa216/Vivaland/page4.png[/IMG] [IMG]http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa216/Vivaland/page5.png[/IMG]

I can't run game servers, host music/flash or anything illegal, but apart from that it's mostly okay. Suggestions plx?

and in my opnion one of the best games to come out on the DS since it's launch. These two being the only real contenders for the DS this winter, well maybe Lanton but whatever, should the choice come down to one I strongly encourage you to pick up Bowser. Scribblenaut's akward controls and sometimes poor level design left a bad taste in my mouth and although it is still a great game it simply can't compare to the strongest title thus far in the Mario & Luigi series. On a normal scale I would say Bowser ranges from a 9 or 10 while Scribblenauts is about a 7 or 8. That is all.