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DSiWare
8th Feb 2010, 500 points
12th Feb 2010, 500 points
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Review Sudoku 4Pockets (DSiWare)
Time to dig out your sudoku dictionary
Since 2002, the aptly-named 4Pockets.com has been creating applications and casual games for pocket PCs and smartphones, including Breakout clones, jigsaw puzzles, pinball games, and of course, sudoku. Their version of the ever-popular puzzle game has received a slight makeover and a cute Japanese doll-shaped...
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Sudoku 4Pockets News
Nintendo Download 12th February 2010 (Europe)
Increasing the amount of games ever so slowly.
Nintendo of Europe's planned games for today seemed almost set in stone since last week, but over the past few days we suddenly got a handful of extra games to complement update, bringing the total amount of new things this week up to seven. Still not quite as much as elsewhere, but at least they're...
Nintendo Download 8th February 2010 (North America)
Another big update for North America: blasting, dancing, balloons, rockets and more this week!
The big North American updates keep on coming. This week there's four new WiiWare releases, five new DSiWare releases and a quirky NES adventure game. WiiWare: Blaster Master: Overdrive (1000pts - Sunsoft) -- The announcement of the original NES classic...
About The Game
Sudoku 4Pockets offers you 3600 puzzles and Kiku your assistant will be there to guide you through each of the Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Skill levels.
The aim of Sudoku is to complete a grid of 9 x 9 squares with the numbers 1-9 in each square, row and column.
As you play Kiku will guide you, she can tell you if you have entered an incorrect number, offer you hints and explain the moves and terms as you play.
The simple to use number entry makes it easy to select numbers and add possible number candidates to aid your thought process.
Whether you are new to Sudoku or an advanced player you can have fun playing and learning on your quest to be a Sudoku Master.
Comments 4
NO MORE SUDOKU!!!!
I second that. I don't care about sudoku. How about crossword puzzles or Picross...
I also second your opinion rayvin. I would enjoy a crossword puzzle app, new puzzle submitted from nintendo's servers to your dsi daily, and an ability to submit your best time on finishing the puzzle. aaaaah, the possibilities!
i third the opinion rayvin i dont care about sudoku,proto-THAT WOULD BE AWSOME!
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