what is the sudoku game amd where is it's original?
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History of Sudoku and Killer Sudoku Variations \n\nAll of us, by now should have heard of SuDoku... if you haven't, you must have been living in a box. Or maybe it is the other way around, those of us that are hooked on SuDoku are now living in a box (in the form of a 9x9 grid).\n\nAnyway, if you have always wondered about how this little number puzzle came about, it actually first appeared in the U.S. in the May 1979 issue of Dell Pencil Puzzles & Word Games where it was called Number Place. It is believed to be the creation of a retired architect named Howard Garns, age 74 at the time.\n\nSeveral years later, in 1984 it was adopted by a puzzle group in Japan and named "Suuji Wa Dokushin Ni Kagiru" ("the numbers must be single") As it became popular, this was shortened to SuDoku (Su=number, Doku=single) and was trademarked.\n\nOther magazines in Japan, soon copied the puzzle but went with the more generic name Nanbaapureesu (phonetically "Number Place") and often just used the English spelling. Later when it was rediscoved in the U.S. and the U.K. it was titled "SuDoku" which leads to an interesting scenario. Japanese speakers call it by its English name (Number Place) and English speakers call it by its Japanese name (SuDoku).\n\nIf you are interested in reading more of the historical details or learning about numerous sudoku variations (including Killer SuDoku a.k.a. Samunamupure or Samunanpure, Greater Than SuDoku, Samurai SuDoku, Relay SuDoku, etc.) there are a couple links below.
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It's called INSANIQUARIUM\n\ntry on www.gamehouse.com\n\nthis game is from Yahoo! but originally from GameHouse.\nhappy gaming!\n\nIt's realy an insane game. haha\nI passed level 9..... getting frenzy all the times
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go to http://www.happypenguin.org There are tones of Open Source games there so you should be able t find a suitable one. Have fun
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if there is a demo, you can find it on www.gamespot.com
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Whoa! That website is run by me! Thanx for promoting it, King Boo. By the way, I like your style in Mariokart: Double Dash!!
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Lots of sites I can recommend and visit regularly.  These sites have various difficultly levels, sudoku variations, etc.\n\nDaily Sudoku:\nhttp://www.dailysudoku.co.uk/sudoku/index.shtml\n\nSudoku Online:\nhttp://www.sudoku.org.uk/index.htm\n\nPerfect Sudoku:\nhttp://www.djape.net/sudoku/wp/index.php/daily-sudoku/
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There are many places to find these games. Check out some of the games I have found. They all are attributed to the sources where I found them.\nhttp://yumazone.com/games.htm
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READ PATIENTLY AND WITH FULL ATTENTION\n\n[In SUDOKU, row means the horizontal line of small boxes and column means the vertical line of small boxes; there are altogether 9 rows and 9 columns in a standard SUDOKU problem]\n\nTry to use the method of elimination. This means that check whether it is possible for a certain number to be in a box; choose first the mostly populated 3x3 box. Also notice which numbers are missing in the same row or column in which the concerned box lie (remember that integers only 1 to 9 can be present in a row or column or a 3x3 box and in each case ecah of the 9 integers can occur only once). In most cases you will find that a certain numbers cannot be inserted in that particular box simply because these are either in the same row or in the same column as the box. Make a list of these numbers which are not possible. Add to this list the numbers which are in the same 3x3 box (but which are not in the list) as the concerned box. Thus you might find that you have eliminated 8 numbers which is the only thing you want (as only numbers from 1 to 9 can be inserted in the boxes).
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PLESE GO THROUGH THIS SITE,\nhttp://www.saidwhat.co.uk/sudokus/sudokustrategy.php
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It's usually a good idea to ask before printing someone else's material. If you're looking for a good regular sudoku site that allows you to use in a print source, try http://www.brainbashers.com/sudoku.asp. All he asks is that you use his copyright notice, and send him a copy of the first printing. The puzzles he creates are wonderful, and there's one out every day.
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For games in java, search Google for "java games":\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=java+games&btnG=Search
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I remember playing that game, it was on the Microsoft Encarta 98 Encyclopedia CD. Not sure if you can still get hold of a copy. I have a vague memory the game itself might have been called "Mind Maze". Hope that helps!
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look up cheat codes you will find all kinds!!! But I havent beat mine yet I cant find darius machine :(
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For a nine by nine square Sudoku problem (81 total cells), a minimum of 17 numbers must be given to find the unique solution. Graph theorist Gordon Royle has found approximately 10,000 non-equivalent (or unique) Sudoku problems. (Technically, though, Sudoku can be any size, say 16x16). These days, newspaper use Sudoku puzzles which have been created by computer algorithm, deemed inferior to hand-creation. And lastly, the game was not originally Japanese; it was invented in the UK.
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I use puzzlemaker.com all the time. Plus it is free.
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Its obviously problem solving, because the whole sudoku is a big proble (puzzle). Its like a math problem. Therefore you need the problem solving skills (loogically)
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http://hoylegames.sierra.com/\n\nTry this , the site has trouble at times