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 Classic game! Tough, fun, how do they solve these things? February 14, 2008
Brandi L. Booth (Pittsburgh, PA n'at)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a classic rubiks cube game, a little harder then the ones with less rows. I can't solve any of them (other then the junior version), but it's fun to try.
I'm just not even sure how to begin solving this one, but it comes with a booklet of help. I just wanted to try for a while before using the book. If your into rubics cubes this is great. If your begining, try one with less rows first and then move up.
 Great for those who like to solve problem January 24, 2008
Ed (LA USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
If someone you know had solve the 3X3 so easy and consider that was never any challenge anymore. This would be a very good present for them.
When they solve this one, you could carry on with 5X5 and 6x6.
It would be very amusing to see their expression when they open the box.
Ha haaaa
 disappointed January 14, 2008
Kim T. Letourneau (Christmas City)
2 out of 6 found this review helpful
After the first twist it"exploded" into many pieces - how do I get a new one without incurring any additional costs?
An Updated Challenge January 14, 2008
J. Canning
For anyone tired of solving a 3x3 Rubik's cube without a blink of an eye, Rubik's Revenge is a new level of challenge that tests your Rubik's merit.
All the fun of the original, with several distinct differences. January 6, 2008
Alex Starr
I received this for Christmas, as I had been messing with the 3x3x3 and could solve it in around 2 minutes (not too fast but it had stopped being challenging).
The 4x4x4 has several aspects that make it very different from the 3x3x3. First, it has no fixed centers. There are four center pieces to each side and they can move around the cube. This also means that the edge pieces can get separated and move around. Once you have solved for the centers and edges, it can be solved in much the same way as the 3x3x3. I feel that this cube, with so much more going on (16 colored stickers per side as opposed to 9) has made the 3x3x3 seem much simpler and will help me solve it faster.
So, if you know how to solve the original cube, then this is a great, fun challenge. Of course, if you don't know how to solve the 3x3x3, then this will only be even more frustrating.
I do have a minor gripe, the cube tends to 'catch' often when I'm trying to turn it. With use, this has gotten better, and soon I think it won't even be a problem. But keep in mind that there will have to be a pretty good break-in period.
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