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Sudoku Gridmaster Announced

by Michael Cole - April 10, 2006, 12:01 pm EDT
Total comments: 2

Nintendo announces more Sudoku fun.

Did You Know?

Nintendo DS Focuses on Gray Matters with Sudoku and a New Brain Game

Two new titles for Nintendo DS(TM) will extend Nintendo's mental mastery

and guarantee Nintendo DS owners will have plenty of ways to keep their brains

busy this summer.

Big Brain Academy(TM) is the second game in the record-breaking brain-

training series taking Japan by storm. In Big Brain Academy, players perform a

series of fun and mentally stimulating mini-games. The game then assigns them

a letter grade and cites a famous person or profession with a similar set of

skills. This graphically appealing title measures skills like thinking,

memorization, analysis, identification and computation. Big Brain Academy,

Rated E for Everyone, launches May 29.

A month later, sudoku fans will find themselves in number-crunching heaven

as Sudoku Gridmaster makes its way to Nintendo DS on June 26. The system's

touch screen makes choosing or writing numbers easy. Players will find more

than 400 puzzles, all of which were selected by the original creators of

sudoku.

Sudoku is the most popular puzzle game in the world right now, and Sudoku

Gridmaster puts hundreds of puzzles in portable form, just in time for the

summer travel season. To satisfy novices and sudoku experts alike, the puzzles

come in four difficulty settings: practice, easy, normal and hard. Sudoku

Gridmaster is Rated E for Everyone.

For more information about Big Brain Academy or Sudoku Gridmaster, please

visit www.nintendo.com.

Talkback

UltimatePartyBearApril 10, 2006

"Grindmaster" sounds like a title that should be given to the highest ranked player in an MMORPG. (I'm aware it's a typo.)

Edit: And with the typo corrected, my post is left looking as dumb as it really is. heh.

heh sorry to make you look stupid, when I was the one who really goofed.

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