Have you ever played
the pencil puzzle Sudoku? I wrote this post
before to say that Sudoku was getting very popular in the UK, and I saw this CBS news
story during my lunch time. Now Sudoku is popular in the US?? I liked to
play Sudoku on my cellphone, it was good to kill time
on the train.
I will update the Sudoku links here.
Ultimate Sudoku,
Daily Sudoku, Flash Sudoku, Sudooku Maybe there are more now. Talking
about Japanese logic type games, "Sokoban" would be popular too. Have you
ever played this? Soko means warehouse, ban means keeper.
And I like to play "Escape games" too. Here are Japanese Escape
games, but all have English versions,
so please enjoy. Mofuya, Locked Office, Chrimson Room, Viridian Room, Blue Chamber.
By the way, Katamari Damcy for PSP will be
released in December, and Namco says they will give away a Prince PSP case to the first
buyers. Wow cute!
Sudoku is just a game after all. It can be too frustrating sometimes
Posted by: Domo Sudoku | Thursday, December 24, 2009 at 07:42 PM
Oh sudoku is a wonderful game when you get a chance definately give it a try, daily sudoku is a great site to try it out for free.
Posted by: sudoku solver | Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 06:45 PM
it's true, people in england are going crazy for sudoku. i think it's safe to say some parents love sudoku more than their own children. alarming.
Posted by: englishman | Saturday, October 22, 2005 at 11:35 PM
Hi there,
Hmm Sudoku is popular in the world? As a logic game fan, I am glad to know a Japanese game is loved by people like this. Samegame and Sokoban is simple logic Japanese game.
Posted by: Mari | Saturday, October 22, 2005 at 09:23 AM
i saw a few hk magazines have this game. i haven't tried it myself, but i saw a friend of mine was playing while we were in the cafe.
personally i don't like it, but i do think that it's a good way to train my brain!! maybe i should try it later.. as i hardly use my brain.. :P
Posted by: fatfun | Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 05:48 PM
In Switzerland Sudoku is also very popular since last summer.
Posted by: faBu | Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 02:53 PM
I haven't tried Sudoku myself (yet, thanks for the links), but I know a few friends who have been raving about it. So I guess Sudoku may be in some kind of boom here in Finland too.
Posted by: Ude | Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 04:57 AM