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iPhone Games: Freeverse brings Bing Bang Sudoku to iPhone

iPhone Games

If you are one of those casual gamers who has been addicted to Sudoku, you now have one more reason to smile for buying the iPhone.

Freeverse, the leading developer and publisher of causual game for the Mac has announced the Big Bang Sudoku for the iPhone; a month since PopCap Games, another leading developer of casual games had announced a custom version of their flagship game "Bejeweled" for iPhone.

Freeverse's iPhone Sudoku like PopCap's Bejeweled has been customized for iPhone's safari browser using its web 2.0 capabilities and is not a native iPhone application or a hack. As you would expect they have made full use of iPhone's stunning 3.5 inch display and multi-touch interface. (see iPhoneHacks.com, PopCap announces free version of its flagship game Bejeweled for the iPhone)

Freeverse claims that the iPhone version will provide undistinguishable gaming experience from a stand-alone software application. Though the buttons are a little small; the game apparently seems to be best played in portrait mode as in case of landscape mode the screen needs continuous scrolling. Like PopCap Games, Freeverse too is offering the iPhone version of their game for free.

As per Freeverse, the latest research has shown that the use of memory and puzzle games can help create new pathways in the brain, keeping the mind sharp, or at least more limber; so you have another reason to give this a shot.

To play the Big Bang Sudoku using iPhone go to freeverse.com/iphone using iPhone's Safari browser. As always, don't forget to share your experience of playing the game on the iPhone (especially while using AT&T's Edge network).

On a side note; another big news coming out of Apple's special event earlier this week is that most of the iPhone hacks, applications and games should also work on Apple's all-new iPod Touch as it is the iPhone without the phone.

Screenshots of Big Bang Sudoku on the iPhone below:

iPhone Sudoku   iPhone Sudoku

iPhone Sudoku   iPhone Sudoku

iPhone Sudoku    iPhone Sudoku

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