Syntax
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I doubt more praise could ever be poured onto DROD as this review by none other than Ed Pegg Jr. ("who works at Wolfram Research, Inc. as an associate editor of MathWorld, and as administrator of the Mathematica Information Center").

There's even an in-depth mention of VortexSurfer's "The Palace of Puzzles".

No, I wasn't looking for solutions

http://www.maa.org/editorial/mathgames/mathgames_06_13_05.html

Apologies if this article is old news, but it appears to be only 12 days old so thought I'd raise it...

Next step, NASA...

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Oh, and did I mention ? This guess *knows* his classics... (see his first paragraph)

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That article looks so familiar...



It's still very cool though.

Game on,

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Syntax
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Woops...

Better late (and repeated) than never I guess. I personally regard it as an honour to be around a Wolfram employee such as xeipon.

I've been trying to afford their software for time!

I don't think "Lode Runner" should be up there however, but definitely Supaplex and probably Lemmings...