Sudoku and The Making of a True Sudokist Master.

by Sudokist on October 8, 2009

A growing number of people are showing that they wish to master Sudoku and become Sudokists,  thanks to a simple seeming, yet at times deceptively difficult, number puzzle that’s quickly becoming one of the World’s main pastimes.

Sudoku is a number-based brain teaser that requires no math skills. A  bit of logic and deduction and you can become a master Sudokist. Although variations have been introduced in recent years the game is most frequently played on a 9×9 grid, filled with a few “starter” numbers. The goal is to fill in the empty cells, one number in each, so that each column, row and 3×3 region contains the numbers 1 through 9 exactly once. Each number in the solution therefore occurs only once in each of three “directions,” hence the puzzle’s name, from the Japanese words su (”number”) and doku (”single”).

Originally called simply “Number Place” the first sudoku was created by Howard Garnes, a freelance puzzle constructor, in 1979. Decades later, it has become immensely  popular, with millions of people gearing up for the challenge each hour of every day.

Sudoku is even moving beyond puzzle books and newspapers, now appearing on portable video game systems. This lightweight, portable units have revolutionized the way video games are played-at home and on the road. Because they are so easy to take along, they make for an excellent way to get your sudoku fix while travelling. You don’t even need a pencil and paper. To become a Sudokist all you need are your console and your brains.

Sudoku fans are currently finding themselves in number-puzzle heaven. There are versions for all the major systems. Touch Screens make choosing or writing numbers easy. Players will find more than 1700 puzzles to entertain and challenge themselves.

Sudoku is the most popular puzzle game in the world right now, and with hundreds of puzzles in portable form, a brilliant  idea for travelers. To satisfy novices and sudoku experts alike, the puzzles come in four difficulty settings: practice, easy, normal and hard.

Hand-held system for Portable Sudoku play are sold online and at major retailers. We will begin reviewing them and hope this will help you become a Sudokist (Master of Sudoku) in no time at all.

Come back often to find the latest Sudoku news and the best products that enable the Sudokist Master within. Hai!

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