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touchArcade
has a quick look up at Ambrosia's new version of the old Sudoku game
for the iPhone, coming soo to an App Store near you. It looks like Sudoku to us -- there's numbers, squares, and entering one in the other with the touchscreen to fill out the puzzle. Yup, seems like if you
want to play Sudoku, you'll be able to do it. Not a lot of extra flair, especially for $10 (there is
a free version already on the web), but we'd guess it's not really needed in this case.
And Ambrosia is also working on a version of Mahjong, called
Aki Mahjong Mobile for the iPhone. They don't have video of that that we've seen, but
work, they say, is progressing steadily towards an App Store launch.
In terms of innovation, there's not a lot to find in these two games but every new game platform needs a few standbys to fill out the library (we'll almost certainly see
Pac Man and
Frogger clones in the App Store at launch, not to mention that we'll have to see a good poker game as well), and it looks like Ambrosia's ready to fill the quota for these two traditional games.
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