electronic sudoku
January 20th, 2009
It’s the mind game that’s been driving the world nuts. The recent popularity of sudoku has seen this game propelled from its humble beginnings with its invention by an American architect, to its rise in Japan, to being printed in major daily newspapers all over the world.
Whether you’re answering your book, newspapers, or the more high-tech electronic sudoku, it’s sure to make minds work overtime. It’s about placing numbers in sets of boxes where each line, each column, and each box should contain the numbers 1 to 9 only once. It should look pretty easy, but when you start looking at your boxes and lines…think again!