Sudoku, a cheap ass game that is already available over Sony's next-gen platform PS3, is moving to Nintendo's Wii platform, sort of.
Hudson Soft is the developer brining the puzzle genre to the Wii next-gen platform.
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I am thinking of how Nintendo's Wii-mote with motion sensing features will be assessing players in taking the wise move across the puzzle game, so that he can check out his IQ.
Don't you think both Nintendo as well as Hudson Soft are wasting their time as well as their money?
How much will it cost and when will be it available for play, these are few questions that a Sudoku/Wii fan would be expecting....! Stay tuned for these updates, we'll be the first to inform you!
Via: nintendowiifanboy
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