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Sudoku 3D Puzzle Cube | 
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| Brand: Funtime
Category: Toy
New (2) from £2.94
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 423
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 2.4 x 2.4 x 2.4
MPN: SUDPUZ
UPC: 035594002901
EAN: 0035594002901
ASIN: B000PGWXYK
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| • | For fans of Sudoku now you can try the difficult to solve SudoKube?Puzzle Cube. |
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Product Description
Here at Gadgetshop HQ, we don't intentionally set out to cause you mental fatigue, emotional distress and marital breakdown. It's just that some of our fiendish contraptions are so dashed compulsively addictive that you just can't put them down for fear of getting one step closer to a solution. So it is with the Sudoku 3D Puzzle Cube, a whole world of wonder in a black box. Combining all the infuriation of Mr Rubik's famous innovation with the latest global craze Sudoku, it goes several steps further than both ever could on their own. And it will take you into the depths of fascination, and yes, despair. Now it really is quite simple. Just align the six identical sides with the numbers 1 to 9. Each side rotates as the original cube did, interlocking cubelets enabling the user to manipulate the device in the vertical and horizontal axes. Yet, with a crushing inevitability, solving one side will only complicate the solution to the remaining incomplete sides. Does it feel like you've been here before? Yes. Perhaps 25 years ago. Except you had more patience then. And you were probably faster at arithmetic, too. Never has the phrase 'one step forward, two steps back' been more apt. Remember. All you need to do is align the six identical sides with the numbers 1 to 9. Now, that can't possibly be too much to ask... can it?
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| Customer Reviews:
Poorly built March 6, 2008
32 out of 32 found this review helpful
This fell apart within hours of use. Put it back together again a number of times, but its weak plastic mechanisms cracked, rendering it useless. I have rubix cubes that I won at funfairs years ago that still work perfectly fine. Not good enough.
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