Now you certainly must say that this hand-held Sudoku game looks pretty much like a cellphone, but what gives it away would be the monochrome display. The keypad is used to enter answers in lieu of a styles or other input methods. This input method reminds me of the good old days when the Game Boy Advance had some Sudoku titles of its own, with only the D-pad and the A button to help you progress through the game. It measures 52mm x 120mm x 17mm and retails for approximately $8.50 after conversion. Sounds like a pretty affordable alternative to [Read More...]

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Anyone who has kids knows that little ones like those big board type puzzles. The downside is that they tend to not keep up with the pieces very well and once you get several puzzles it’s no fun keeping the pieces with the right puzzle. Lite-on Technology has a new twist on the puzzle for kids called the E-puzzle.This puzzle uses e-paper technology which comes with pieces that can have any design on them you wish. The pieces appear to always fit together the same way, but the image on the puzzle can change. You connect the [Read More...]

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Fifteen (also known as slide game) was one of the real first puzzles games I solved. Now Fifteen puzzle game is released especially for the Apple iPhone.

Fifteen puzzle for the iPhone is (of course) called iFifteen, it was specifically optimized for Apple iPhone.

From the author: “iFifteen is the first iPhone application from stephan.com. To play, touch a tile next to the empty space. Pictures are mine unless otherwise credited.

Yes, some of them are me. No, it doesn’t scramble the tiles for you – turns out that’s harder than you’d think. [Read More...]

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KISS Rubik’s Cube Coming This Fall. According to a posting on KISS’ official web site, a new KISS Rubik’s Cube will be released later this fall by KISS licensee Rabbit Tanaka. The KISS Rubik’s Cube features the solo faces artwork along with the KISS logo and icon images.

According to Wikipedia, Rubik’s Cube (commonly misspelled Rubix, Rubick’s or Rubics Cube) is a mechanical puzzle invented in 1974 by the Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Erno Rubik. Originally called the Magic Cube by its inventor, this puzzle was renamed Rubik’s Cube by Ideal Toys in [Read More...]

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GoGetter is an eye-catching collection of four puzzle adventures for children. A series of raised images surround a platform of nine removable tiles, each tile containing a segment of path.

Players are directed to create paths connecting the images in sequences of increasing difficulty. Twelve challenges are presented, however, each GoGetter style has over 40 possible solutions! The twelve challenges are represented by whimsical illustrations in a colorful booklet that stores in a hidden drawer. A transparent plastic top coves the puzzle for easy travel and storage.

These four unique brainteasers are sure to please and challenge all ages. The [Read More...]

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Topsy Turvey is a nice Flash puzzle game like Same Game and also this puzzle game has really a nice twist.

While trying to click all colored blocks (they only disappear when you click more than three connected blocks of the same color) and clear the game board before time runs out. The twist in this game is that the game board rotates, causing the blocks to tumble around (like your wash in a washing machine), mixing up all blocks every time the game board rotates.

As said before, nice game which will entertain you [Read More...]

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Quebec-based Deducto Multimedia International is launching Deducto, a captivating logic puzzle game. Thanks to its clever design, Deducto promises to quickly become a much-loved feature of the puzzle pages in newspapers and magazines. It might just become the favorite pastime of readers who enjoy intellectually challenging games that stimulate reasoning, memory and deductive skills. Original and engaging, Deducto is sure to stand up to the highly popular Sudoku.

Deducto was invented in 1971 by Denis Poirier and a well-kept secret until 1994. Today, Deducto relies on an intelligent-generation software able to produce billions of playing grid combination’s. In addition, fans [Read More...]

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